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The defense continues with its many motions ahead of a highly anticipated murder trial slated for August.

In video never before seen outside the courtroom, a man purported to be convicted murderer Richard Allen is seen approaching the teen victims before infamously saying, "Down the hill."

Recently unsealed court filings shed new light on the grisly University of Idaho murders, from DNA evidence to chilling text messages.

The Baltimore man was convicted of the 1999 murder of his ex-girlfriend, Hae Min Lee.

Baltimore State's Attorney Ivan Bates cited "false and misleading statements" of a former administration which sought to overturn Syed's conviction.

Los Angeles County District Attorney Nathan Hochman filed an "informal response" to the men's 2023 Habeas Corpus petition. 

A judge ruled that the quadruple murder suspect had no reasonable expectation of privacy when he allegedly left his DNA at the crime scene.

The proud Two-Spirit woman disappeared in northeastern Oklahoma after walking away from her mother's home in the early morning hours. 

Waukesha County Circuit Judge Michael Bohren appreciated Morgan Geyser's "good attitude" after three court-approved doctors submitted their findings.

In the Oxygen documentary Selena and Yolanda: The Secrets Between Them, the Texas woman claimed she didn't mean to kill the Tejano superstar. 

"Welcoming 2025 with the greatest gift of all," announced Gypsy Rose's boyfriend Ken Urker on Instagram. 

Loved ones of murdered teens Abby Williams and Libby German broke their silence after a 2-year gag order was lifted following sentencing.

The N.Y.C. architect and father of two is charged with killing New Jersey mother Valerie Mack, a woman who spent years known only as Jane Doe No. 6.

Crystal Mangum is currently incarcerated after being convicted of second-degree murder in the killing of her boyfriend in 2013.

D.A. George Gascón championed for Lyle and Erik Menendez's release, but a new head prosecutor will have to review the case.

The former C.V.S. pharmacy tech was found guilty on all counts for the murders of middle schoolers Abigail Williams and Liberty German. 

The confessions came at a time when suspect Richard Allen was "possibly" suffering psychosis while incarcerated, jurors heard.

Gascón wrote letters to Gov. Gavin Newsom, highlighting the men's exemplary behavior behind bars as they serve life for the 1989 murders of their parents. 

Of Lyle and Erik Menendez spending decades behind bars, Los Angeles District Attorney George Gascón said, "I believe that they have paid their debt to society." 

A witness reported seeing a man "covered in mud and blood" the same day Libby German captured a video on her cell phone of a man instructing her and best friend Abby Williams to go "down the hill."