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From the archives: Grandson testifies he heard confession; Anne Semenovich
"I did it," Brian Semenovich told court Wednesday, recalling his grandmother's words on that April morning in 2008. "You did what?" he asked her. "I shot grandpa," she replied. Anne Semenovich is on trial this week for first-degree murder,
Updated: 10/27/2011 06:38P
Man pleads not guilty in landlord's death
White, also known as “Mow Mow,” entered his written plea Wednesday, according to court records. On Thursday, the court set his trial date for March 6, 2012, with a pre-trial conference Feb. 24. White has waived his right to a speedy trial.
Updated: 10/27/2011 06:37P
Medical examiner can't say if baby's death was accidental or intentional | The
AP Iowa CITY, Iowa — The state medical examiner says she can't say whether the death of an Iowa City baby was accidental or intentional. Dr. Julia Gooden testified Thursday at the second-degree murder trial of Brian Dykstra in Johnson County District
Updated: 10/27/2011 06:37P
FOX Carolina 21Assistant pleads guilty in historic document theft
"He's disappointed that Jason Savedoff appears to be shifting his illegal acts toward Barry," Silverman said. "He felt very close to Jason Savedoff at one time. Barry is a very sensitive person and this is very hurtful." He expects a trial date to be
Updated: 10/27/2011 06:37P
KCTV 5Assistant pleads guilty in historic document theft
"He's disappointed that Jason Savedoff appears to be shifting his illegal acts toward Barry," Silverman said. "He felt very close to Jason Savedoff at one time. Barry is a very sensitive person and this is very hurtful." He expects a trial date to be
Updated: 10/27/2011 06:37P
Judgment due next week in Assange case
Assange had previously vowed to take his case to Britain's Supreme Court or the European Court of Human Rights if his appeal is rejected by the High Court. Julian Assange will learn next week of the verdict in his fight against his extradition to.
Updated: 10/27/2011 06:28P
Sport news in brief
The British Bobsleigh performance director, Gary Anderson, said Shone had undergone surgery following the crash, while her team-mate Fiona Harrison suffered a head injury and remains under observation. "I can confirm they were injured during a training
Updated: 10/27/2011 06:00P
Alberta woman who killed husband granted day parole
During the trial, court heard the Semenovich home was profoundly unhappy. The elderly couple had profane arguments every day in the months leading to the April 2008 shooting. Alex Semenovich regularly threatened his wife's life and threw household
Updated: 10/27/2011 05:42P
Julian Assange lawyers admits sex 'may have been disturbing' for women
Lawyers for Assange filed an appeal at the High Court, and insist the activist would not receive a fair trial. Britain's Royal Courts of Justice could not immediately be reached to confirm details of next week's hearing.
Updated: 10/27/2011 05:42P
At Conrad Murray Trial, Expert says Michael Jackson Likely Addicted to Pain Med
A prosecutor noted none of them were treated for sleep issues, although Causey and others said they didn't believe the allegations against Murray. Defense attorneys have told Superior Court Judge Michael Pastor they expect their case to conclude
Updated: 10/27/2011 05:41P
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