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TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) — An Ohio judge is scheduled to decide this week on the validity of the insanity defense submitted by a man charged with fatally

An Ohio judge will determine the validity of Kevin Moore's insanity defense. Moore killed two of his girlfriend's children and wounded a third.

An Ohio judge is set to decide this week on the validity of the insanity defense submitted by a man charged with fatally shooting two of his girlfriend’s three young sons and wounding the third. The Toledo Blade reports Judge Eric Allen Marks must decide whether 29-year-old Kevin Moore knew his actions were wrong at the time of the February 2021 shootings in Toledo. Moore is charged with aggravated murder and attempted aggravated murder. Two psychologists suggest he knew right from wrong at the time and therefore doesn't qualify for an insanity defense under current Ohio law. However, a...

First interview of Sam Williams, guilty in brutal double murders of young Ohio couple who had hands bound by duct tape and bags over their heads, maintains innocence

If you know any information about this case, please call CrimeStoppers at 419-255-1111 or the detective's bureau at 419-213-4917. Or reach out to Brian Dugger at bdugger@wtol.com. On the day of his murder on January 30, 2011, Johnny Clarke's phone was blowing up. He was called 51 times. That wasn't an unusual day. The 21-year-old man had a lot of friends, and phone logs show it was a pretty normal call volume. At 8 p.m., his mother, Maytee, called him to check in. She often called him multiple times a day. It was an overwhelmingly matriarchal characteristic born out of her Cuban heritage.