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Suspect pleads guilty in 2020 Denver arson case that killed 5 - Vimarsana News

Suspect pleads guilty in 2020 Denver arson case that killed 5

5 members of the Diol family were killed in the Green Valley Ranch fire. Gavin Seymour pleaded guilty to second-degree murder. Bui's criminal case still pending.

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Colorado's competency process keeps mentally ill in court cycle - Vimarsana News

Colorado's competency process keeps mentally ill in court cycle

The Denver Post examines why hundreds of Coloradans cycle through the state courts' competency process over and over again, caught in the failures of the criminal justice and mental health systems.

Failures in Colorado's courts, mental health system strand hundreds in 'vicious cycle' of competency process – Greeley Tribune - Vimarsana News

Failures in Colorado's courts, mental health system strand hundreds in 'vicious cycle' of competency process – Greeley Tribune

The Denver Post examines why hundreds of Coloradans cycle through the state courts' competency process over and over again, caught in the failures of the criminal justice and mental health systems.

Colorado's competency process keeps mentally ill in court cycle - Vimarsana News

Colorado's competency process keeps mentally ill in court cycle

The Denver Post examines why hundreds of Coloradans cycle through the state courts' competency process over and over again, caught in the failures of the criminal justice and mental health systems.

A second Green Valley Ranch arson suspect is on track for plea deal, attorney says - Vimarsana News

A second Green Valley Ranch arson suspect is on track for plea deal, attorney says

Another of the three men accused of killing five people in a house fire in Denver's Green Valley Ranch neighborhood is likely to reach a plea agreement with prosecutors, his attorney said Thursday during the first hearing since the Colorado Supreme Court upheld key evidence in the case.