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Redman convicted of second-degree murder - Vimarsana News

Redman convicted of second-degree murder

Charles Redman pled guilty to the felony offense of second-degree murder before Fayette County Circuit Judge Thomas H. Ewing last week.

Cold case breakthrough: Missing mother and child's remains believed to be found - Vimarsana News

Cold case breakthrough: Missing mother and child's remains believed to be found

Possible remains of a missing girl and her mother were found Monday, marking a major breakthrough in a 2000's cold case.

Remains found in Raleigh County cold case dating back to 2000; suspect in case dies - Vimarsana News

Remains found in Raleigh County cold case dating back to 2000; suspect in case dies

Remains of a missing girl and her mother were found Monday, marking a major breakthrough in a Raleigh County cold case dating back more than two decades.What ar

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Inmate at Mount Olive convicted of Second-Degree Murder of another inmate - Vimarsana News

Inmate at Mount Olive convicted of Second-Degree Murder of another inmate

MOUNT OLIVE, WV (WVNS) — An inmate at Mount Olive Correctional Center was convicted of Second-Degree Murder after stabbing another inmate multiple times. On April 16, 2024, 55-year-old Charles Redman pleaded guilty to the felony offense of Second-Degree Murder. He faces ten to 40 years in prison. Members of the West Virginia State Police received […]

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Redman convicted of second-degree murder - Vimarsana News

Redman convicted of second-degree murder

A Mount Olive Correctional Center inmate pleaded guilty to the 2020 fatal stabbing of a fellow inmate at the correctional center, according to the Fayette County Prosecuting Attorney’s office.