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Death-row inmate Jorge Galindo has petitioned the federal court to vacate his convictions and sentence for his part in the U.S. Bank killings in Norfolk in 2002.
The federal filing comes on the heels of Jorge Galindo's unsuccessful bid for the Nebraska Supreme Court to rehear his case, following a split decision in September.
With less than two weeks to go until the Voice referendum, some multicultural community members say they have not been given enough information to make a decision.
One of the four men convicted in the September 2002 murders of five people at a U.S. Bank branch in Norfolk was denied an appeal on Friday pertaining to a
Within hours, Jose Sandoval, Jorge Galindo and Erick Vela would be locked up for the murder of five people in Norfolk. But nothing else in the cases has happened quickly.