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Return to video Video settings Please Log in to update your video settings Video will begin in 5 seconds. Return to video Video settings Please Log in to update your video settings Four dead in suburban home Four people - two adults and two children - have been found dead in a Glen Waverley home. Autoplay On Off Video feedback Video settings Police have confirmed that two adults and two children were the dead bodies found in the house at Glen Waverely. Nilesh Sharma, 34, his wife Pritika, 32, their son Divesh, 8 and daughter Divya, 4 were found dead this morning. The uncle of the two children said the family were "absolutely shattered" on hearing the news.

A Canadian Forces soldier who was based at CFB Shilo has pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the death of a man in Brandon, Man., in 2010. Jason John Ouimet was originally charged with second-degree murder in the death of Duane John Lacquette , whose body was found at a Centennial Drive residence on Jan. 16, 2010. An autopsy revealed Lacquette , 21, had died of blunt force injuries to his upper body. Ouimet, who was 28 years old when he was charged, entered a guilty plea on the lesser charge of manslaughter Monday in a Brandon courtroom. Ouimet will be sentenced on June 7 in Brandon, justice officials told CBC News. Ouimet was a gunner with the 1st Regiment Royal Canadian Horse Artillery and had arrived in Shilo in the fall of 2009. Military officials have said Ouimet was never deployed in any tours of duty. Read More @ Source Criminal Stories Here

HARTFORD, CT (WFSB) - Hartford police have identified the victim of a fatal shooting near Mather and Brook Streets over the weekend. Police said Anthony Holmes, 38, of Hartford was found suffering from multiple gunshot wounds shortly after noon Saturday. He was transported to St. Francis Hospital where he was later pronounced dead. Anyone with information about the crime is asked to contact Major Crimes Sergeant Brandon O'Brien at 860-757-4089. Anonymous, confidential tips may be made on-line or by phone at Hartford Crime stoppers 860-722-TIPS (8477). Copyright 2012 WFSB (Meredith Corporation). All rights reserved. Read More @ Source Criminal Stories Here

Police investigate the scene of where Daniel William Hall was found near Notre Dame Avenue and Balmoral Street on April 24. (Trevor Dineen/CBC) Daniel William Hall has been identified as Winnipeg's latest homicide victim. Hall, 26, was found suffering from stab wounds and lying in the street, near the corner of Notre Dame Avenue and Balmoral Street, on April 24. He was rushed to hospital but died on April 27. No arrests have been made. The investigation is continuing by the Winnipeg Police Service's homicide unit. Read More @ Source Criminal Stories Here

On the morning of Aug. 7, 2004, the brutalized body of Murray Burr, a Coldspring High School janitor, was found by relatives. In October 2008, 20-year-old Megan Winfrey was convicted of capital murder and conspiracy to commit capital murder in the case, and was sentenced to life in prison, plus 45 years. Attorney Shirley Baccus-Lobel appeared before the Texas Court of Appeals on Wednesday, April 18, to try to have Winfrey's convictions overturned. A date for the court's decision has not been set. This is the second of a three-part series on the case. WINFREY SR. CONVICTED Richard Winfrey Sr., Megan Winfrey's father, was convicted of the murder of Murray Burr in December 2007, largely based on dog scent lineup evidence. He was sentenced to 75 years in prison. At that time, Megan Winfrey and her brother Richard Winfrey Jr. remained in jail, awaiting their own trials. EX-BOYFRIEND COMES FORWARD In May 2008, Megan Winfrey's ex-boyfriend, Jason King —

OKLAHOMA CITY - Oklahoma City homicide detectives are investigating a fatal shooting in the southwest part of the city. The shooting happened around 12:30 p.m. near S.W. 27th Street and Klein. The victim died after being rushed to the hospital. The circumstances around the homicide are not known yet, and police have not released the name of the victim. News 9 has a crew headed to the scene. Stay with News 9 and News9.com for updates. Read More @ Source Video Reviews - LA Noire | Video Review Video Review of LA Noire (Xbox 360, PS3) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Links: Written Review: www.megagamernews.com ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Main Channel: www.youtube.com Twitter: www.twitter.com Blog: www.optimumforge.tumblr.com Video Rating: 5 / 5 Criminal Stories Here

Police have launched an "unlawful manslaughter'' investigation after the body of a woman was discovered in a creek southwest of Brisbane, according to Detective Superintendent Mark Ainsworth. As the search for missing mother-of-three Allison Baden-Clay entered its 11th day, a canoeist reported to police at 11am today the discovery of a woman's body in a creek at Anstead. The body, found underneath the Kholo Creek crossing off Mount Crosby Road, has yet to be formally identified. But Superintendent Ainsworth said the woman was wearing clothes similar to those Mrs Baden-Clay reportedly wore on the night she disappeared. A mannequin dressed in clothes similar to those worn by Mrs Baden-Clay, including grey tracksuit pants, a grey or black top and white running shoes, was placed on Brookfield Road last week. "I must stress at this time [there] is not a positive confirmation that it is Allison, however we are treating it very seriously that it may be her,&#

Missing person Allison Baden-Clay. Photo: Contributed/The Queensland Times Police have launched an "unlawful homicide'' investigation after the body of a woman was discovered in a creek southwest of Brisbane, according to Detective Superintendent Mark Ainsworth. As the search for missing mother-of-three Allison Baden-Clay entered its 11th day, a canoeist reported to police at 11am today the discovery of a woman's body in a creek at Anstead. The body, found underneath the Kholo Creek crossing off Mount Crosby Road, has yet to be formally identified. Advertisement: Story continues below Flowers outside the Baden-Clay home. Photo: Marissa Calligeros But Superintendent Ainsworth said the woman was wearing clothes similar to those Mrs Baden-Clay reportedly wore on the night she disappeared. A mannequin dressed in clothes similar to those worn by Mrs Baden-Clay, including grey tracksuit pants, a grey or black top and white running shoes, was placed o

He's not in Kansas anymore. The Mentalist 's Patrick Jane (Simon Baker) will suddenly find himself over the rainbow when a ghastly murder has him grilling female impersonators. "The charred corpse of a young man is found handcuffed to the steering wheel of a car, and the main clue at the crime scene is the broken heel of a ruby slipper," says exec producer Daniel Cerone, who also wrote the episode, airing Thursday (10/9c, CBS). "The discovery sends Jane into a nearby cabaret called the Pink Noir, where a male drag show is in full swing." The episode (titled "Ruby Slippers") is peppered with references to L. Frank Baum's The Wonderful Wizard of Oz and its sequels - some easily recognizable, others strictly for Oz know-it-alls. "We have fun but we don't play the situation for laughs," says Cerone. "This is a story about a victim of bullying and how that resonates with the drag queens who all grew up feeling different.

EMMETT TOWNSHIP, Mich.— A fight between two neighbors in the Battle Creek area ended with a body in the backyard. A day later, Emmett Township police are calling it a homicide and charges could soon be on the way. Police say the fight happened between Shane Medley and a neighbor in the 500th block of Westbrook Avenue. It was early Saturday morning, around 2:45 a.m. "They were always talking, giving each other rides, borrow money from each other. They were just two really good friends, as far as everything," Eric Sobeck says about the two neighbors. He says 27 year old Medley was found dead Saturday in his backyard. "He was always nice whenever he came over and talked. I borrowed movies," Sobeck recalls. Sobeck shares a duplex trailer with Medley's girlfriend.  He says the guy Medley got into an altercation with is just as approachable. "He's always been a good guy. He's always trying to set up parties, trying to get the neighborhoo

Updated: 2012-04-29T18:44:34Z More information | Scott Canon, scanon@kcstar.com A 25-year-old Shawnee man was charged Sunday with involuntary manslaughter in connection with a fatal car accident in which he was accused of driving the wrong way on Interstate 670. The complaint against Robert J.K. Domsch contends he entered the westbound lanes of I-670 headed the wrong way shortly after 1 a.m. Saturday, leading to the accident near Broadway. The victim was pronounced dead at the scene. A news release from Jackson County Prosecutor Jean Peters Baker said a blood test showed an elevated alcohol level for Domsch. Baker requested a $ 100,000 bond. Copyright 2012 . All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed. Read More @ Source Criminal Stories Here

Quebec's provincial police force is investigating a homicide today in the Pontiac, Que., region. Police sources told CBC News that the body of a man in his late teens or early 20s was found Sunday between the communities of Lac-des-Loups, Que., and Quyon, Que., about an hour northwest of downtown Ottawa. The man was found naked in a car in a ditch along Farrell Road in the hamlet of North Onslow, west of Lac la Pêche. The scene lies in MRC des Collines police territory, but Sûreté du Québec police are investigating. No other imformation was immediately made available. More to come. Read More @ Source Casey Anthony Found Not Guilty! (CNN) -- After less than 11 hours of deliberation, a jury Tuesday found Casey Anthony not guilty of first-degree murder and the other most serious charges against her in the 2008 death of her 2-year-old daughter. But the jury convicted her on four misdemeanor counts of providing false inf

WCSO Brian Daniel Bement Washington County jurors found Brian Bement guilty of aggravated murder in the 2010 shooting death of a Tigard naturopath. They deliberated for four and a half days before reaching a verdict in the case of 34-year-old Bement, who faced three counts of aggravated murder and two counts of first-degree robbery in the killing of David Greenspan, 46. Defense attorneys conceded that Bement was guilty of one count of felon in possession of a firearm. More Continuing coverage of the case of Brian Bement Circuit Court Judge Rick Knapp read the verdict just after 12:30 p.m. Friday. Jurors found Bement guilty of one count of aggravated murder. They acquitted him on the two other counts of aggravated murder, but found him guilty of the lesser included charges of intentional murder. They convicted him of all other charges. Attorneys on both sides presented evidence for three weeks before jurors began deliberating last Friday. Prosecutors told jurors that Bemen

CONCORD, N.H.— A Senate committee is recommending making it a homicide in New Hampshire for someone to cause the death of a woman's fetus after conception. The Senate is scheduled to vote Wednesday on the bill that would add crimes committed against the mother that cause her to lose the fetus. The bill would make an exception for medical procedures -- such as abortion -- requested by the mother or her legal guardian. The House-passed bill proposed adding the death to the homicide statutes making it possible to charge someone with first-degree murder, second-degree murder or negligent homicide after 24 weeks of pregnancy. The Senate Judiciary Committee is recommending applying the penalty from conception instead of after 24 weeks. © Copyright 2012 Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. Read More @ Source Criminal Stories Here

By SHAWNE K. WICKHAM New Hampshire Sunday News Around 9:30 Thursday night, Natalie Perriello reassured her worried parents on the phone that things at her home had "calmed down" and that she was fine. An hour later, police called Perriello's parents and asked them to come pick up her four children. "Is Natalie OK?" her father asked. "And the cop just said no," said Steve Taylor, who lives in Meriden, across the street from Bob and Ann LaFlam. Their 42-year-old daughter, Natalie, was shot to death in her Grantham home Thursday night; their son-in-law, James W. Perriello, 41, has been charged with murder. Natalie Perriello was a teacher at Lebanon High School, which opened Saturday for three hours so the school community could share its grief and memories. Counselors were on hand to help students and staff alike. Taylor, a dairy farmer and former state agriculture commissioner, has known the LaFlams for decades. His sons grew up with Natalie and her th

28 April 2012 Last updated at 12:35 ET Please turn on JavaScript. Media requires JavaScript to play. Det Supt Stuart McKenzie appealed for the local community to come forward with information A murder investigation has been launched after the death of a man in the Roath area of Cardiff on Saturday. South Wales Police want to trace a man in Oakfield Street at the time of an incident at nearby Claude Road at 02:45 BST. He was wearing a light-coloured hooded top and trainers. A major incident room has been set up at Cardiff Central Police Station. Police are appealing for witnesses to call 02920 571530. Detectives want to hear from the man, who was white, or anyone who may have seen him. He was running in the direction of the A4161 Newport Road. They have also appealed for information from anyone who saw or heard anything suspicious in Claude Road and Oakfield Street areas on Saturday morning between 01:00-03:00 BST. The street, part of which ha

Photo by Brandon Dill Priscilla Taylor says she has been disturbed by the impression that Memphis police rushed to judgment in calling the death of her son, James Stokes, a justifiable homicide. Priscilla Taylor is searching for answers. She thinks Memphis police believe her 37-year-old son rode a bicycle down a South Memphis street and fatally shot a man sitting in a car. Taylor's son, James A. Stokes, then allegedly was killed in retaliation by relatives of the man he reportedly shot last Nov. 9 on Greenwood Street near McLemore. Since the day after that double homicide nearly six months ago, Taylor has been disturbed by an impression that police detectives have shown little respect for her son's life, and rushed to judgment by calling his death a justifiable homicide. "If he killed the man, he was dead wrong," Taylor said. "But my son was murdered, too." Shelby County Dist. Atty. Gen. Amy Weirich says she has met with more grieving m

A South Side man has been charged with reckless murder in a crash on the Dan Ryan Expressway last weekend that left one man dead and another person seriously injured, police said. Raheem M. Dennard, 25, of the 300 block of East 37th Street, turned himself in to Illinois State Police at the Wentworth District Police Station about 6 p.m. Tuesday in connection with the death of Deandre Plair, 26, police said. Plair died after a car Dennard was driving hit the outside wall of the southbound local lanes, crossed traffic, climbed the embankment at the 47th Street exit, hit a traffic control box and came to rest next to a bridge, police said. Another person was seriously injured. Dennard fled the scene following the crash. On Friday, Dennard was ordered held in lieu of $ 400,000 bail on charges of reckless murder in a motor vehicle accident and leaving the scene of an accident that resulted in injury, according to Cook County Jail records. Dennard has been issued tickets for ha

A woman was found dead at 327 S. Bryant St. this morning, according to Denver police. About 7:36 a.m., police got a call about an unconscious woman with injuries at the location. When they got there, they found the woman with wounds and she was dead. Homicide detectives are conducting an investigation. The cause of death and the woman's name will be released by Denver's medical examiner once they are determined. Felisa Cardona: 303-954-1219 or fcardona@denverpost.com Read More @ Source Criminal Stories Here

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EDWARDSVILLE  • The security guards who were restraining a man during an apparent psychotic episode at Gateway Regional Medical Center have been charged with involuntary manslaughter in connection with his death. According to court records, a grand jury on Friday returned charges against Charles J. Knapp, of the 2600 block of Cayuga Street in Granite City, and Dylan Ritchie, of the 500 block of Thorndale Road in Granite City. Both were charged with one count each of involuntary manslaughter in the death of Anthony Burkey. Burkey, 42, had been taken into custody by sheriff's deputies after breaking down a door of a home in the 5000 block of Lakeview Drive near Granite City. Deputies said Burkey was violent and seemed to be hallucinating. Burkey had said he had been abducted by people who wanted to kill him. He then was screened for medical problems emergency room at Gateway Regional before a planned transfer to the hospital's psychiatric unit. Burkey was given medica

BY TINA SFONDELES Staff Reporter/tsfondeles@suntimes.com April 28, 2012 11:38AM Raheem M. Dennard, 25, is charged with reckless homicide and leaving the scene of an accident with injuries for the April 21st crash that killed his back seat passenger last weekend on the Dan Ryan Expressway. | Provided~Chicago Police storyidforme: 29634101 tmspicid: 10734302 fileheaderid: 4920205 A man who ran allegedly away from a crash that killed his back seat passenger on the Dan Ryan Expressway was ordered held on $ 400,000 bail this week. Raheem M. Dennard, 25, is facing reckless homicide and leaving the scene of an accident charges for the April 21st crash near 47th Street, police said. The 2004 Lincoln LS was in Dennard had been traveling at a high rate of speed when it crashed through the guard rail, went up the grassy embankment, hit an electrical traffic box and came to rest on a retaining wall, according to Illinois State Police Master Sgt. Joe Stangl. One pass

Here's a sampling of reaction to a robbery and shooting that took the life of a convenience store worker in Lake City Friday afternoon. Sandy Tice, executive director of Chances for Children, across the street from where the shooting occurred: "A man got up this morning to do an honest day's work and build up his business and someone just took his life. It's cruel. It just makes you think of things that can happen so quickly." Thomas Benson, manager of the Advance Auto Parts and Battery store, in the building next to the convenience store where the shooting occurred, said he didn't know about the robbery until he was told about it by customers. "I heard one shot, one car speed away and one black male run away," he said. "I just thought it was a scuffle between those two individuals and that it had nothing to do with the store itself." Even though the robbery occurred within close proximity of the auto parts store and the shooter had not

Stepping off the elevator in stiletto boots and a black skirt, Jennifer Hudson draws a few sideways glances as she walks with her entourage to a Cook County courtroom where her former brother-in-law is standing trial in the killings of her mother, brother and nephew. Not a single onlooker, however, says a word or tries to approach her. No one even offers a sympathetic smile. Hudson's protective bubble remains unpierced inside the courtroom, where only three members of the public have waited in line that day to watch the proceedings. She takes a seat in the fourth row and bows her head. In a courthouse known for its grittiness and lack of decorum, Hudson is given rare deference. People have largely left her alone during the first week of the high-profile trial, going so far as to stay out of the courtroom on most days and resisting the urge to snap pictures of her with their cellphones. Even two groups of star-struck high school girls who attended Friday's proceedi