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Every legal door closed before the expected plea. The DNA challenges were rejected. The motion to split cases was denied. The 178-page omnibus filing was dismissed. And according to multiple sources, Rex Heuermann — charged with seven murders spanning from 1993 to 2010 along Long Island’s Gilgo Beach corridor — Read more…
Her remains were split across Manorville and Gilgo Beach. Eight years apart. Forty miles between them. Jessica Taylor was 20 years old and working near Port Authority when she vanished in 2003. Prosecutors say the man who allegedly killed her worked in the same Midtown neighborhood — and brought surgical Read more…
According to the Bay County affidavit, a father confronted Joseph Duggar directly about the alleged abuse of his daughter — and Joseph allegedly confessed. Then that father cooperated with a law enforcement pretext call and Joseph allegedly confessed again. Two admissions in less than 24 hours. An arrest followed the Read more…
Kendra Duggar has her own attorney, her own charges, and her own recorded jailhouse statements now in prosecutors’ hands. Joseph’s sister-in-law Anna reportedly emailed him in jail warning that everything is recorded. Jim Bob and Michelle called themselves “heartbroken” through a spokesperson. Jill and Derick said “unspeakable.” Amy called the Read more…
According to law enforcement, Joseph Duggar admitted to child molestation before a defense attorney ever entered the picture — first to the victim’s father, and then again during a phone call monitored by Tontitown detectives. That double admission, if it holds, fundamentally changes what a defense can realistically accomplish. Criminal Read more…
The Nancy Guthrie case has forced a national conversation about what happens when the wrong people handle the most critical moments of an investigation. In Tucson, the questions have centered on staffing decisions, sidelined veterans, and whether competence or loyalty determined who was in the room. This five-part series has Read more…
Lori Vallow Daybell murdered her children. A jury confirmed it. And now she wants the Idaho Supreme Court to give her a do-over. Her appellate attorney filed five constitutional claims — her chosen attorney was improperly removed, she was denied counsel during a critical hearing, the court acted while she Read more…
Ret. FBI Behavioral Unit Chief Robin Dreeke and Tony Brueski work through every piece of communication from Joseph Duggar’s time at Washington County. Jim Bob’s email — comparing Joseph to King David, never mentioning the alleged victim. The first call — push-ups, Psalms, Bible translations, the “newspaper” moment, and tax Read more…
The prosecutor put photographs on the screen. One by one. Each one a child. Each one identified by name. Some were nine years old when their own fathers handed them to Samuel Bateman as spiritual wives. That image — a federal prosecutor presenting child victims like evidence while their parents Read more…
Ret. FBI Behavioral Unit Chief Robin Dreeke and Tony Brueski break down the later calls between Joseph and Kendra from Washington County. Kendra tells Joseph not to trust anyone and says she’s boarding up the hatches. She describes being so weak she hasn’t died yet and that’s the bar. Michelle Read more…