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LR man gets year in '18 death - Vimarsana News

LR man gets year in '18 death

A man charged with shooting and killing another man in 2018 using a gun he said he thought was an airsoft gun agreed to a plea deal Wednesday that will require him to serve a year in jail and attend a firearms safety class, court records indicated.

West Memphis Three: CrimeCon Experts Analyze Never-Before-Seen Terry Hobbs' Interview – Crime Online - Vimarsana News

West Memphis Three: CrimeCon Experts Analyze Never-Before-Seen Terry Hobbs' Interview – Crime Online

For years, the stepfather of one of the three children killed in West Memphis, Arkansas, has maintained his innocence, despite public outcry to investigate him. During a special…

Lawyer for Little Rock murder suspect quits case - Vimarsana News

Lawyer for Little Rock murder suspect quits case

The lawyer for a Little Rock man accused of beating his wife to death more than three years ago quit Friday after the judge refused to postpone an evidentiary hearing and the pending first-degree murder trial for the 61-year-old defendant.

Lawyer for Little Rock murder suspect quits case - Vimarsana News

Lawyer for Little Rock murder suspect quits case

The lawyer for a Little Rock man accused of beating his wife to death more than three years ago quit Friday after the judge refused to postpone an evidentiary hearing and the pending first-degree murder trial for the 61-year-old defendant.

Prosecutor wants court to deny new DNA testing in West Memphis Three case - Vimarsana News

Prosecutor wants court to deny new DNA testing in West Memphis Three case

Damien Echols' request that evidence from the West Memphis Three case be submitted for new DNA testing doesn't meet the requirements under Arkansas Act 1780 of 2001, Prosecuting Attorney Keith L. Chrestman wrote in a Crittenden County Circuit Court filing on Tuesday.