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A shovel from Home Depot via Postmates. Two chainsaws from Amazon. A body bag, heavy-duty laundry bags, and a blue inflatable pool — all allegedly purchased under the fake name “Victoria Mendez.” That’s what prosecutors laid out in the People’s Brief filed this week against David Anthony Burke. Not rumors. Read more…
The AG’s ninety-four-page response to Richard Allen’s appeal is built on one word used over and over — harmless. Every excluded witness. Every blocked piece of evidence. Every ruling that went against the defense at trial. Harmless error. But there are two factual problems that word cannot fix — and Read more…
The Medical Training Institute of America was IBLP’s health authority. It issued guidance to families across the country on everything from childbirth to mental health. It operated without a single licensed doctor. Its publications replaced medicine with spiritual obedience — teaching that mental illness did not exist, that psychological suffering Read more…
The initial 911 call described a home invasion. A man sobbing, barely able to speak, telling a dispatcher someone had broken into his house and shot his wife. Signs of forced entry at the scene. Two gunshot wounds. Only Caleb Flynn, Ashley Flynn, and their two elementary-age daughters were inside Read more…
Cadaver dogs alerted at four locations across Don Studey’s property in Green Hollow, Iowa. The FBI drilled. After three days, they packed up and said they found nothing. Lucy Studey-McKiddy — the daughter who has been alleging since 2007 that her father killed dozens of women and buried them in Read more…
On January 20, 2021, Sandra Birchmore’s friend called the Stoughton Police Department and reported Matthew Farwell’s relationship with Sandra. The department employee who took the call told Farwell. Eleven days later, Sandra was dead. That is the institutional failure at the center of this case — and everything that follows Read more…
Jake Reiner’s Substack essay is the kind of writing that only comes from a place of absolute destruction. He described his parents — Rob and Michele Reiner — as guiding lights, confidants, heroes who supported their children unconditionally. He wrote about milestones stolen and a career they will never witness. Read more…
The autopsy was completed months before prosecutors charged David Anthony Burke. It was sealed at LAPD’s request — reportedly over the medical examiner’s own public objection. Celeste Rivas Hernandez’s family waited without answers while the investigation continued behind closed doors. When the report was finally unsealed, it confirmed what prosecutors Read more…
The recorded calls from Washington County tell you everything about Joseph Duggar’s priorities — and the child he allegedly harmed is not among them. He manages his Airbnb. He discusses Bible translations. He tracks which brothers are on vacation. He tells Kendra he feels upset to be “in this situation.” Read more…
Timothy Hudson’s defense team requested the adult transfer themselves. They entered a not guilty plea without their client in the courtroom. They are pushing for the same judge who released him in February — when this was still a sealed juvenile case — to decide whether he stays free now Read more…