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Karen Read's defense has more questions for the bartender who served her and John O'Keefe drinks hours before he was found outside unconscious in the snow; the defense wants to show jurors that there were no issues between the couple.
The State contended that Shanda Vander Ark neglected her son who had autism because of his constant behavior issues. But the jury would have to decide whether she was responsible for torturing and starving him to death. After just two days of trial proceedings, the jury went into deliberations, deciding on Vander Ark's guilt. When the verdict arrived after an hour, she chose not to be in the courtroom to hear it.
Shanda Vander Ark became a convicted child abuser and murderer in the death of her 15-year-old son, Timothy Ferguson. It took just two days of testimony and one hour of jury deliberations. It was now time for the judge to address Vander Ark, who faced the maximum penalty, which was life without the possibility of parole.
After Shanda Vander Ark was sentenced to life in prison for the abuse and murder of Timothy Ferguson, it was now sentencing time for his older brother, Paul. Before his mother's trial, Paul pleaded guilty to first-degree child abuse in this case.
The woman who would become known as one of the nation's most notorious serial killers was linked to the deaths of seven middle-aged men in central Florida. The killings all happened within a span of one year. Opening statements began in Florida versus Aileen Wuornos. She was charged with the first-degree murder of Richard Mallory and armed robbery and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. But investigators said she had more victims. And if convicted, she faced the death penalty.
Milwaukee police confirmed that Jeffrey Dahmer cooperated with investigators--even pointing them to key evidence to his confessed murders.
What began as a childhood interest of dissecting small dead animals would later turn into the heinous acts of dissecting the bodies of dead human beings.
In his confession to Milwaukee detectives, Jeffrey Dahmer was descriptive in how he killed his 15 victims and then later disposed of their bodies; the police were able to use this information to close their cases of missing individuals in the city.