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A Collin County jury sentenced 19-year-old Karmelo Anthony to 35 years in prison Tuesday for the murder of 17-year-old Austin Metcalf at a Frisco track meet last year. It came just hours after Anthony was found guilty of murder in the fatal stabbing.
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Luigi entering court today. The curls are curling.
Confusion as gun fired is coming from different directions.
People desperate to escape the gunfire.
The Funeral of Monsignor Oscar Arnulfo Romero took place in the Cathedral of San Salvador (El Salvador) on March 30, 1980. Over 250,000 people came to say a last farewell, but the violence continued even at his funeral.
Bombs are hurled at the 50,000 to 60,000 mourners outside San Salvador Cathedral, and the panic-stricken mourners are strafed with gunfire. Forty-Two are killed and more than 200 are wounded.
Romero had been famous for speaking out against the violence of both left and right during his weekly broadcast sermons. “We have never preached violence, except the violence of love, which left Christ nailed to a cross,” he said in one of his writings. Romero’s sermons had the attention of virtually everyone in El Salvador. A country in the meddle of a civil war.
His last Sunday sermon documented a week of governmental violence that had left many killed. At the outset, he said,
He concluded with an appeal to soldiers,. The next day, he was shot.
March 2026. Picture of Venezuelan dictator Nicolas Maduro at his court hearing in New York City.
The indictment alleged that N. Maduro and his associates conspired with Colombian guerrilla groups to traffic cocaine into the United States as part of what U.S. authorities consider a narcoterrorism conspiracy.
Maduro faces a minimum of 20 years in Federal Prison.
The Headlines.
How she was found.
Morgue photo.
Marilyn Monroe died Aug. 4, 1962, at the age of 36. Evidence has long pointed to suicide, but some have their doubts.
The junior coroner who performed the autopsy of Marilyn Monroe still has his doubts over the circumstances of her death, 63 years on.
Coroner Thomas Noguchi, 98. Performed the autopsy and told author Anne Soon Choi, in her book L.A. Coroner, he felt “alarm bells going off on his head” when the head toxicologist refused to run additional tests.
Choi said “a wave of anxiety” washed over Noguchi, (via the Daily Mail.) According to the author, he was never able to fully free himself from doubts over what really may have happened to Monroe.
Following Monroe’s death, the public was told Monroe died at her own hand via the ingestion of sleeping pills.
“When he does the evisceration of her body, that’s the removal of the organs; he found nothing in her stomach, and there’s no corollary between that relative to the ingestion of pills and what you’re going to get back on the toxicology report,” forensic analyst Joseph Scott Morgan told “Banfield.”
Joanna Hayes. 2025 mugshot.
Mother plotted the "perfect murder" for months to kill her daughter-in-law, who was in the middle of a divorce and custody battle with the mother's son. Steven
Police say Joanna Hayes shot and killed Heather Strube (25) outside a Target department store in Snellville on April 26, 2009. Strube's toddler sat nearby, strapped in his car seat.
She was found guilty of malice murder, felony murder, aggravated assault, and possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony. In 2011
Her sentence was life in prison, with the possibility of parole after 30 years (some reports note an additional 5 years for related charges, but the primary term is life with parole eligibility at 30 years).
Her conviction and sentence were upheld on appeal by the Georgia Supreme Court in 2013.
As of recent reports (around 2024), she is serving her sentence at Pulaski State Prison in Hawkinsville, Georgia.
On February 1, 2026, Nancy Guthrie. The American 84‑year‑old mother of NBC News journalist and Today co-anchor Savannah Guthrie, was reported missing from her home in Catalina Foothills, Arizona, a suburb of Tucson. Evidence recovered at the residence indicated that Nancy had been taken against her will. Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos stated that he believed she had been abducted.
Multiple media outlets reported receiving ransom notes in connection with Guthrie's disappearance, and efforts were underway to determine if they were sent by individuals holding Guthrie. However authorities neither confirmed nor denied the validity of the notes.
as of today March 14th 2026. Nancy Guthrie is still missing.
Rachel on day of arrest 2009. At 19 years old
Her 2024 mugshot at 34 years old.
Sarah Ludemann.
On April 14, 2009, 18-year old Sarah Ludemann was murdered by 19 year old Rachel Wade in Pinellas Park, Florida, United States. Police attributed the murder to a romantic rivalry. Wade was convicted of second degree murder in 2010 and sentenced to 27 years imprisonment.
During trail.
Christa Pike became jealous of her Job Corps classmate, 19-year old Colleen Slemmer, whom she believed was trying to "steal" her boyfriend, Tadaryl Shipp, friends of Slemmer denied the accusations. Along with friend Shadolla Peterson, 18, Pike planned to lure Slemmer to an isolated, abandoned steam plant near the University of Tennessee campus.
On January 12, 1995, Pike, Shipp, Peterson, and Slemmer signed out of the dormitory and proceeded to the woods, where Slemmer was told they wanted to make peace by offering her some marijuana.
Upon arrival at the secluded location, Slemmer was attacked by Pike and Shipp while Peterson acted as lookout. According to later court testimony, for thirty minutes, Slemmer was taunted, beaten, and slashed, a pentagram was carved in her chest. Finally, Pike smashed Slemmer's skull with a large chunk of asphalt, killing her. Pike kept a piece of Slemmer's skull as a souvenir trophy.
On March 22, 1996, after only a few hours of deliberation, Pike was found guilty on both counts. On March 30, Pike was sentenced to death by electrocution for the murder charge and 25 years in prison for the conspiracy charge. In January 1997, Shipp was also found guilty on both counts. However, after the jury could not unanimously agree whether he deserved to spend the rest of his natural life in prison, the judge sentenced him to life in prison with parole eligibility. The judge imposed a consecutive 25-year sentence for his conspiracy conviction, ensuring that he would not become eligible for parole until he was in his late 40s or early 50s. Shipp will become eligible for parole in January 2026.
On September 30, 2025, the Tennessee Supreme Court issued a death warrant for Pike, scheduling her execution to take place exactly one year later, on September 30, 2026.
If Pike is executed, she will be the first woman to be executed in Tennessee in the last 200 years.
Velma ogden-whitehead
Jon Ogden
Wilson Sayachack
Ronald-Whitehead (victim)
Velma Ogden-Whitehead, 50, walked into court anticipating the 20- year sentence worked out by prosecutors and her defense attorney in a plea agreement. Instead, King County Superior Court Judge Steven Gonzalez sentenced her to 22 years behind bars.
Ogden-Whitehead claimed that the slaying was in reaction to sexual and physical abuse at the hands of her husband of 10 years.
Ronald Whitehead, 61, was fatally shot near SeaTac while driving to work on March 18, 2005. Prosecutors say that Ogden-Whitehead recruited her son. Jon Ogden, who hired classmate Wilson Sayachack to carry out the slaying.
After her husband was found dead, Ogden-Whitehead appealed publicly for help finding the killer. For more than a year after the slaying, police examined his wife's finances and personal relationships. Investigators say that Ogden-Whitehead and her husband had a rocky marriage and that she had an affair with a fellow employee at the auto-parts store where she worked.
When she pleaded guilty last month Ogden-Whitehead admitted giving Sayachack information about her husband's schedule.
Karmelo Anthony.
A Collin County, Texas, grand jury indicted Karmelo Anthony on the first-degree murder of Austin Metcalf (avobe) according to multiple news reports. What began as a dispute over a seat at a high school track meet on April 2nd 2025 at a school that neither of the boys — then 17 — attended, ended in tragedy.
Austin Metcalf, a 17-year-old student at Memorial High School, was fatally stabbed while attending a school track meet in Frisco, Texas. He died of his injuries at the scene. A 17-year-old Centennial High School student, Karmelo Anthony, was arrested for the stabbing and charged with murder.
INDIANAPOLIS — Students at Georgetown University are joining a growing list of people seeking to exonerate Sarah Jo Pender, an Indianapolis woman serving 110 years in prison for double murder.
Sarah J Pender's case is among five that students taking a class called "Making an Exoneree" will be reinvestigating in a new video and social media push aimed at overturning her conviction.
Pender, 43, is in the Rockville Correctional Facility serving a sentence for the October 2000 shotgun murders of her roommates Andrew Cataldi and Tricia Nordman.
Over the years, doubts have been raised about the reliability of witnesses and evidence that was used to convict Pender.
"I have learned things since Sarah Pender’s trial and conviction in 2002 that convince me that important evidence presented at her trial was tainted and that her murder convictions should be set aside," retired Marion County Deputy Prosecutor Larry Sells told WRTV.
"Justice is long overdue for Sarah Pender. Unfortunately, the legal system has to date failed her, but that grievous error can and should be corrected."
The Georgetown students are sorting through court records and have contacted Pender and her family, the university said.
Frances Hall (wife). Bill Hall Jr. (husband) and Bonnie Contreras (mistress)
Frances Hall and daughter arriving to court.
Mistress Bonnie Contreras testifies during Frances Hall's trial.
Frances A. Hall, the San Antonio wife who was convicted of killing her trucking magnate husband during a 2013 highway chase with him and his lover, is a free woman again after her release from prison Friday, Sept. 7, 2018, the San Antonio Express-News reports.
A toxic love triangle between a multimillionaire, his wife and a young manipulative lover.
Bill Hall Jr. was a self-made man with plenty of money in the bank and a loving wife. But he also had a big secret, one that loving wife wouldn't be too happy to know about.
A snapshot of a twisted love triangle that will ultimately be threshed out in front of a jury, a sick feud that would leave a father dead, a wife in handcuffs, and cause a then-28-year-old Bonnie Contreras to become one of the most despised young women in all of Texas.
Prosecutors say Frances Hall was so jealous of her husband's romance with a younger lover that she ran him over with her car. In a Crime Watch Daily exclusive, we talk to that mistress about the days leading up to Bill Hall Jr.'s death.
They say everything is bigger in Texas, and when it comes to relationship drama, that was definitely the case for self-made millionaire Bill Hall Jr. He was caught between his wife and his young lover. And police say a freak coincidence would end with one of them dead and another in handcuffs.
Frances, 50, the matriarch of the large and wealthy Hall family, is losing her grip, embroiled in a venomous war of words with her husband's mistress Bonnie Contreras, who is almost half her age.
Killer mom Susan Smith has been denied parole by a unanimous vote after she sobbed and begged to be let out of prison on Wednesday.
The seven member South Carolina Board of Paroles immediately voted to deny Smith’s request. However, she will now be able to apply for parole every two years — meaning the family of her murdered sons, Alex and Michael, will have to show up to fight her request if they want to ensure she stays behind bars.
Smith has faced disciplinary action several times in prison, including two separate sexual encounters with corrections officers, incidents of self-harm, possession of marijuana — and most recently for giving contact information for family and her ex-husband to a documentary producer.
Over the span of 5 weeks in 1986, David and Catherine Birnie kidnapped 5 women and held them as sex slaves. 4 were murdered, however the 5th escaped and alerted police. The ‘Moorhouse Murders’ have become infamous, particularly due to the depraved details of the crimes & the sex life of the Birnie's
These crimes were referred to in the press as the Moorhouse murders, after the Birnies' address at 3 Moorhouse Street in Willagee, a suburb of Perth
Amber Wright and Michael Bargo.
Amber with Seath Jackson (Victim) and her new boyfriend (The killer)
Piers Morgan interviewed Amber in prison in 2017.
Amber Wright is spending life in prison without parole for alluring her boyfriend Seath Jackson (15) to be ambush by her new lover Michael (19) The crime happened on April 17th 2011. Bargo got the death penalty on 2013 at age 21.
