Synagogue Leader Murder Trial: Prosecution Closing Argument

Prosecutor Ryan Elsey urged the jury to find Michael Jackson-Bolanos guilty of murdering Samantha Woll, arguing there were too many coincidences for anyone else to be the killer. (7/9/24)   MORE

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Bryan Kohberger's attorneys want the trial to be moved to the Ada County Courthouse.

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Judge Matt Whyte admonishes defense attorney Neil Taylor.

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Black Swan Murder Trial: Ashley Benefield's Mother Testifies

Doug Benefield's daughter, Eva Benefield, takes the stand on day one of the Black Swan Murder Trial. Ashley Benefield is charged with second-degree murder in the shooting death of her husband, Douglas Benefield.

Black Swan Murder Trial: Day 1 Recap

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William Brock's Attorney Blames Loletha Hall for Breaking Into Home

Carly Gregg, who allegedly fatally shot her mother and tried to kill her stepfather was back in court today where a judge ruled that cameras will be permitted in the courtroom at her upcoming trial.

Teen Shoots Mom Case: Judge Will Allow Cameras At Upcoming Trial

John Sant takes the stand in the Black Swan Murder Trial. Sant, Ashley Benefield's neighbor at the time of the shooting, takes the stand as the jury listens to the 911 call he made on Ashley's behalf.

Black Swan Murder Trial: Jury Listens to 911 Call From Night in Question

The jury is selected in the Black Swan Murder Trial. Ashley Benefield is charged with second-degree murder in the shooting death of her husband, Doug Benefield. Ashley claims she shot her husband in self-defense.

Jury Selected in the Black Swan Murder Trial

Karen Read appears briefly in court as the judge schedules a retrial for the high-profile murder case against her involving her Boston police officer boyfriend that ended in a mistrial earlier this month.

Karen Read's New Trial Scheduled for Early 2025

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