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An Iqaluit man has been charged with homicide in the death of 36-year-old Matthew Petooloosie, who died last month. Alec Petooloosie, 22, was arrested over the weekend and charged. Police say Alec Petooloosie is the victim's nephew. Matthew Petooloosie was found dead in an Iqaluit home on Dec. 12. Nunavut RCMP said police from Ontario, Quebec and the Northwest Territories helped with the investigation. Petooloosie was scheduled to make his first court appearance in Iqaluit Tuesday. Read More @ Source John Longstreth - Intentional Manslaughter John Longstreth w/Dying Fetus 11/17/04 Video Rating: 4 / 5 Criminal Stories Here

U.S. Marshals captured Richard Larry Nolden Jr., 21, was wanted in connection with the Jan. 23 shooting death of 18-year-old Sharrod Snellings. Richard Larry Nolden Jr. (SUBMITTED) U.S. Marshals converged on a Rochester, N.Y. home Monday afternoon, arresting a York man wanted on a homicide warrant, according to a news release. York City Police wanted Richard Larry Nolden Jr., 21, in connection with the Jan. 23 shooting death of 18-year-old Sharrod Snellings. When a warrant was issued for Nolden's arrest last week, U.S. Marshals took on the fugitive case and began searching for him, the news release states. On Monday, deputies learned he was staying in Rochester, N.Y., and forwarded the information to its office in the state's western district. Marshals acted quickly, with only about four hours elapsing from the time they learned of Nolden's location to the time they arrested him, said Marshals inspector Sharrod Snellings was shot to death on Jan. 23 (SUBMITTED) ...

MEXICO CITY (AP) — A top Mexican official has confirmed that an army general and 29 soldiers under his command assigned to a town on the border with Texas are being tried on charges of homicide, drug trafficking and other crimes. Interior Secretary Alejandro Poire says the alleged crimes are "deplorable and reprehensible." Details about Gen. Manuel Moreno and his subordinates' reign of terror in the town of Ojinaga were first reported by the newspaper Reforma . Mexico's Defense Department told Reforma the 30 soldiers were charged in August 2009 and are now on trial. According to testimony, the group killed at least eight civilians, resold seized marijuana and cocaine, and stole cars, computers, TV sets and even mattresses during raids on suspects' homes. Read More @ Source Diagnosis Murder - S6:EP21 - Blood Ties - Part 1 When Steve assigns two police officers from the vice squad to assist in solving the homicide of...

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Prosecutors have charged a man with child abuse homicide in the overdose death of his teenage baby sitter in Utah. Weber County Attorney Dee Smith says Eric Millerberg also faces additional charges of having sex with a minor, obstructing justice, unlawful sex with a minor and desecration of a body. Millerberg 's wife, Dea, has been charged with desecration of a body. Alexis Rasmussen had been babysitting for the Millerbergs at their North Ogden home, about 40 miles north of Salt Lake City , on the night she vanished on Sept. 10. The 16-year-old's body was found Oct. 18 off a nearby interstate. Smith says she died of a drug overdose. Eric Millerberg has since been jailed on a probation violation. His wife is awaiting trial on prescription drug fraud charges. Read More @ Source Criminal Stories Here

PHILADELPHIA (AP) — The continued imprisonment of an elderly man acquitted of manslaughter charges filed after a police officer he shot in 1966 died in 2007 is a vindictive effort by authorities to have him die in prison and a violation of his constitutional right to due process, his lawyers argued Tuesday. William Barnes , 76, has been incarcerated since the August 2007 death of police Officer Walter Barclay , whom Barnes shot and paralyzed 41 years earlier during a botched burglary. Barnes had served 16 years for shooting Barclay but was charged with manslaughter after the officer died. Although a jury acquitted Barnes in May 2010, he remained in prison for having a cellphone and driving a car without his parole officer's approval at the time of his 2007 arrest. He was given six months for those technical violations but has been repeatedly denied parole. "The bottom line is he's going to get denied for different reasons every time," defense attorney Samuel Sil...

Toronto homicide detectives say they are ready to lay murder charges in connection with one of the city's most recent homicides, but they need witnesses to come forward. Anthony Spencer was shot inside a Scarborough recording studio near Brimley Road and Lawrence Avenue East, in the early morning hours of Sunday, Jan. 22. He was taken to Scarborough General Hospital by a number of people and left there. Police said Tuesday they need those witnesses to tell them what they know. Investigators believe they have the men responsible for the shooting of Spencer — but say they need witnesses to come forward and identify the suspects. "Two persons of interest in this homicide have been arrested in the past week," said Det. Sgt. Gary Giroux . Police also want to know the identity of a woman whose image was captured on security camera images at the strip mall where Spencer ran the recording studio . The woman, who arrived and left with the shooting suspects, "has a...

TRENTON — Commuters are facing a rough morning following a homicide in New Jersey's capital. Route 29 north remains closed Tuesday morning in Trenton after one person was shot to death at Memorial Drive on Monday evening. The Times of Trenton reports (http://bit.ly/xO7qiu ) the incident also involves two motor vehicle accidents near the Market Street and Calhoun Street exits. Traffic is being detoured to Route 129. ——— Information from: The Times, http://www.nj.com/times Read More @ Source Criminal Stories Here

The Columbus Dispatch Monday January 30, 2012 6:28 AM A murder in December in Mifflin Township is the Crime of the Week in the Crime Stoppers program. Police called to a home at 2080 Aberdeen Ave. at about 3:30 p.m. on Dec. 3 found the body of Craig V. Ramsey, 34, who had been shot. Police have not discovered a motive for the killing. Crime Stoppers is offering as much as $ 2,000 for information received by Feb. 8 that leads to an arrest or indictment. Tips can be called in to 614-461-8477; sent by email at www.stopcrime.org; or texted to 274637, keyword CMH. Read More @ Source Criminal Stories Here

Four men, including one awaiting trial for murder in Chicago, were being held in DuPage County Monday following their arrest for allegedly operating a burglary ring. The men, each charged with two counts of residential burglary, were identified as Brian David, 37, of Mazon, Ill.; Louis Capuzi, 54, of the 700 block of North Rockwell Street in Chicago; Richard Green, 37, of the 2800 block of North Kilpatrick Avenue in Chicago; and Frank Obrochta, 46, of Melrose Park. DuPage County sheriff's police had the group under surveillance when they allegedly burglarized a home in Addison and one in Itasca on Friday, DuPage County State's Attorney Robert Berlin said Monday. Officers followed the men to a house on the northwest side of Chicago, and after obtaining a search warrant, entered the house and found items reported stolen, Berlin said. The four appeared in court Sunday morning. Bail was set at $ 1.5 million for David, Capuzi and Green. Obrochta, who is charged with murder in...

UPDATE 1/31/12 @ 1:25 a.m. KANAWHA COUNTY, W.Va. (WSAZ) -- The suspect in a homicide that took place Monday in Kanawha County has been arraigned on murder charges. John Edward Hudson, 38, is being held without bond for the murder of Michelle Gillespie. Hudson is accused of shooting Gillespie behind the left ear at a home on Shorty Road in Winifrede. A person who lived with her found her body several hours later. An investigator made contact with Hudson after the shooting and convinced him to come to Charleston and turn himself in. At the arraignment, Hudson told WSAZ.com the shooting was an accident. Investigators tell WSAZ.com Hudson and Gillespie were acquaintences. Hudson's preliminary hearing will be February 7th. UPDATE 1/30/12 @ 10:45 p.m. KANAWHA COUNTY, W.Va. (WSAZ) -- A person has been arrested in connection with the homicide that happened earlier Monday night in eastern Kanawha County, a spokesperson in Magistrate Court tells WSAZ.com. That person is ex...

Rochester, N.Y. - A Rochester man no longer faces a manslaughter charge for the death of Richard Sullivan in November. A Monroe County Grand Jury did not indict Paul Kubrich. Rochester Police said Sullivan showed up at his ex-girlfriend's home on Carlton Street and got into a fight the woman's new boyfriend, Kubrich. Both men fell over a porch railing. Police said Sullivan was stabbed with a pocket knife and later died from his injuries. Kubrich's lawyer maintained it was a case of self-defense. Read More @ Source Dying Fetus - Intentional Manslaughter INSANE RIFFAAAAAAAAAAAAGE Video Rating: 4 / 5 A Killing in The Woods: A CrimeScribes True Crime Story (1) A true crime thriller set in historic Bucks County, Pa. A wealthy and well-connected lawyer shoots and kills a deer hunter on opening day of deer season. The resulting investigation reveals secrets of the lawyer's past and opens up a federal probe into how a convicted ...

The man arrested for the fatal shooting in Allentown on Sunday admitted to police he shot the victim several times, according to court records. Pedro Alicea-Perez, 35, was arrested Sunday and charged with criminal homicide in the shooting death of Andy Hernandez Rojas at 521 N. 7th St. Police identified Alicea-Perez after receiving information that the shooter may have gone to a third floor apartment at 243 North 7th Street, police said. Surveillance was conducted and Alicea-Perez was seen leaving that apartment, police said. Police later questioned Alicea-Perez and he admitted to the shooting, according to the arrest affidavit. A search of the apartment later revealed a .380 caliber gun under a bed, police said. It was later discovered to have been stolen from an Allentown house in November 2010, according to the affidavit. Allentown Police Assistant Chief Joe Hanna did not respond to phone messages for comment. He previously told WFMZ the shooting was likely "victim specific...

The California Supreme Court on Monday reinstated a murder conviction for the 2007 killing of a well-known, professional San Diego surfer by a former La Jolla High School football player. The state high court said Seth Cravens, a graduate of La Jolla High School, knowingly committed a life-threatening act when he punched surfer Emery Kauanui in the head and knocked him to the ground. Kauanui suffered severe head injuries and died a few days later. A lower court had reduced Cravens' conviction to manslaughter on the grounds that there was insufficient evidence he meant to kill Kauanui, 24. But Justice Marvin Baxter, writing for the Supreme Court, said the nature of the blow, a sucker punch, and Cravens' behavior before and after the fight showed he acted with "implied malice," knowingly committing an act that could kill. Justice Joyce L. Kennard dissented, saying the evidence did not support a murder conviction. Cravens, who was 21 at the time of the crime, w...

Mumbai:  A Mumbai court has today acquitted four men accused of kidnapping and manslaughtering Mumbai teenager Adnan Patrawala in 2007, who they had allegedly met via social networking site Orkut. The verdict is being read by the city as a moment of shame for the Mumbai Police, whose lethargic inquiry has belied what experts say was an open-and-shut case. The court said there was not enough evidence to prove that the arrested men are guilty. A fifth - who is a minor and is being tried separately - is also likely to be declared innocent.   At a press conference today, Adnan's father, Aslam, steered clear of criticising the police, saying only that he would appeal to a higher court. "We are satisfied with what the police have done. I don't know what went wrong," he said. At the court, another father expressed his thanks. "I am relieved that my son is innocent. The way he was trapped anything could have happened to him,'' said Arun Bhatt, whose young son...

30 January 2012 Last updated at 02:26 ET Police officers in Pentyrch after the discovery of David Evans's body in a bungalow on Friday A teenager has been charged with murder after a 64-year-old man was found dead following a fire in a bungalow in a village near Cardiff. David Evans's body was found at his home at Cefn Bychan, Pentyrch, shortly after 02:30 GMT on Friday. South Wales Police say the 18-year-old from the Abercynon area will appear before magistrates in Cardiff later on Monday charged with his murder. Police are still appealing for anyone with information to contact them. Anyone with information can call the incident room at Cardiff Central Police Station on 029 20571530 or Crimestoppers 0800 555111. Read More @ Source Assassin's Creed Revelations - DEN CAPTAIN MURDER - Part 31 Playlists: www.youtube.com Main Channel - youtube.com Daily Vlogs - youtube.com Shirts! bit.ly Fans! facebook.com Twitter! bit.ly Toby S...

  Facebook Google buzz Del.icio.us Digg Reddit Newsvine Buzz up! Fark it - A A A + Written by Lauren Talarico Columbia, SC (WLTX) -Richland County Coroner Gary Watts has identified the victim a homicide on Saturday night. The victim is 30-year-old Anthony Earl Onley, according to Watts. Onley died as a result of a gunshot wound. Jennifer Timmons with the Columbia Police Department says the shooting happened just before 7 p.m. at the intersection of  Easy Street and Howe Street. Watts said Onley lived in the 1000 block of Howe Street. Officers say when they arrived he was already dead. The shooter is described as being a male with dreadlocks, wearing a white T-shirt and possibly between the ages of 25-35 years old. So far no word on a motive. The Richland County Coroner's Office is assisting with the investigation. Timmons says this is the first homicide of the year for the Columbia Police Department. If you have any information about t...

The driver in a fatal Nov. 11 car crash near Wounded Knee has been indicted for murder. Avery Hawk Wing is charged in federal court with involuntary murder for driving in a "grossly negligent manner," resulting in the death of 19-year-old Mariah Bear Runner. If convicted, Hawk Wing faces up to eight years in prison. Read More @ Source Gold Framed/Matted Print 17x23, Manslaughter Image Title: Manslaughter High quality print, matted in white and framed in gold wood. Outer frame dimensions 17x23, print size 12x18, plexiglass face. FREE SHIPPING when you buy 2 or more Framed Prints from ClassicPix. Proudly made in the USA by skilled American labor. This high quality Art Poster is matted and framed by our professional framers, and arrives fully assembled and ready to hang. The durable gold wood frame measures 17x23 inches - poster size is 12x18 inches. A clear plexiglass facing protects your poster and adds a lusterous shine. Posters are printed on heavy-stock, semi-...

Durham police are investigating a suspected homicide in Oshawa. Police were called to a home just after midnight, where a man was found without vital signs. Det. Sgt. Leon Lynch said police will release more details about the investigation Sunday. Read More @ Source Angry Grandpa Watches Casey Anthony's Video Diary Casey Anthony has emerged in the form of a new video diary.. And Angry Grandpa just watched it Video Rating: 4 / 5 Criminal Stories Here

Guilty verdict in 'honor' murders NEW: The defendants were sentenced to life in prison following the verdict Shafia family guilty of Ontario "honor murders" Three sisters and Shafia's first wife were found dead in a car that plunged into a canal Investigators: Wiretapped conversations reveal a premeditated plan Kingston, Ontario (CNN) -- A Canadian jury Sunday convicted three members of a family of Afghan immigrants of the "honor" murders of four female relatives whose bodies were found in an Ontario canal. Mohammed Shafia, 58; his wife, Tooba Mohammad Yahya, 42; and their son, Hamed, 21, were found guilty of first-degree murder in the deaths of Shafia's three teenage daughters and his first wife in his polygamous marriage. Sunday's verdicts followed a three-month trial, in which jurors heard wiretaps of Shafia referring to his daughters as "whores" and ranting about their behavior. All three were sentenc...

COLORADO SPRINGS — The night was quickly going south. Just after 8 p.m., a 60-year-old parolee had shot two people — killing one — in an AutoZone parking lot. Less than 20 minutes later, officers on a domestic-violence call shot a 21-year-old who threatened to kill his girlfriend and then pointed a gun at them. Lt. Kirk Wilson, the man in charge of the Colorado Springs Police Department's homicide unit, was en route to that second shooting when the worst call of the night came in: Three teenagers, two of them brothers, had been shot, apparently victims of road rage. Two of the young men already were dead. The third would be pronounced dead a short time later, making July 27, 2011, the deadliest night in what would turn out to be the deadliest year in Colorado Springs history. There were 32 homicides here last year — a 33 percent increase over 2010 and four more than the previous record, set in 2007. While the city's 2011 murder rate remains close to or lower than compar...

Suspected 'honor murders' shock Canada Sunday will be the second day of deliberations The three sisters and Shafia's first wife were found dead in a car that plunged into a canal Investigators: Wiretapped conversations reveal a premeditated plan Kingston, Ontario (CNN) -- A jury in Kingston, Ontario, resumes its deliberations Sunday in the "honor" murder trial of three members of a Montreal family who are accused of killing four relatives. Mohammed Shafia, 58; his wife, Tooba Mohammad Yahya, 42; and their son, Hamed, 21, are charged with four counts of first-degree murder in the deaths of Shafia's three teenage daughters and his first wife in his polygamous marriage. The family members were all recent immigrants to Canada from Afghanistan. They have all pleaded not guilty. Sunday will be the second day of deliberations for the seven women and five men on the jury. The three Shafia sisters -- Zainab, 19, Sahar, 17, and Geeti, 13...