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Investigator: Bodies driven across Ozark after teen murders - Vimarsana News

Investigator: Bodies driven across Ozark after teen murders

A former state investigator told jurors the person who forced two Dothan teens into a car and shot them then drove their bodies to another location where police found them several hours later.

Source: whsv.com
Investigator: Bodies driven across Ozark after teen murders - Vimarsana News

Investigator: Bodies driven across Ozark after teen murders

A former state investigator told jurors the person who forced two Dothan teens into a car and shot them then drove their bodies to another location where police found them several hours later.

Source: wtvy.com
Jury seated in Coley McCraney's capital murder trial - Vimarsana News

Jury seated in Coley McCraney's capital murder trial

A jury of seven men and seven women has been seated in the south Alabama capital murder trial of Coley McCraney.

Source: wsfa.com
McCraney trial: Judge sides with prosecutors on evidence, crime scene issues - Vimarsana News

McCraney trial: Judge sides with prosecutors on evidence, crime scene issues

A Dale County judge has rejected pleas from a suspected killer that jurors should not see evidence taken from a car where police found two girls he allegedly shot. Judge William Filmore also rejected motions made by Coley McCraney’s attorneys insisting on transporting jurors to the crime scene.

Source: wsfa.com
Is DNA enough to convict suspected killer Coley McCraney? - Vimarsana News

Is DNA enough to convict suspected killer Coley McCraney?

The most significant evidence that implicates Coley McCraney in the murder of two Dothan teens is DNA, according to police and court testimony.

Source: wsfa.com