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| Jury Begins Deliberations In Anthony Kirkland Trial |
 Jurors are now deliberating the fate of Anthony Kirkland.
The jury heard closing arguments this morning in the accused serial killer's murder trial, and received their instructions from the judge.
Yesterday, The court sat through a third day of taped confessions made by Kirkland. The jurors heard the serial killer admit to murdering Kimya Rolison and they heard more details of Esme Kenney's death. |
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| Anthony Kirkland: 'There's One More' |
CINCINNATI -- Suspected serial killer Anthony Kirkland has admitted to murdering a fourth young woman -- Kimya Rolison.
The statement came Thursday as his taped confession was played for a jury in his murder trial at the Hamilton County Courthouse.
Det. Bill Hilbert was almost finished questioning Kirkland about the killings of Mary Jo Newton, Casonya "Sharee" Crawford and Esme Kenney, when Kirkland said, "there's one more." |
· oldnag58 on March 11 2010 3:44 PM
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| 'I Can't Control Me,' Serial Killer Tells Detective |
CINCINNATI -- After confessing to the 2006 slayings of a woman and a teenage girl, Anthony Kirkland finally told police the truth about what happened to 13-year-old Esme Kenney.
That's what jurors heard Wednesday in the fifth day of testimony in Kirkland's capital murder trial.
Detective Bill Hilbert finally broke Kirkland following hours of interrogation March 8, 2009, after Kenney's nude and partially burned body was discovered in some woods near her family's Winton Hills home. |
· oldnag58 on March 10 2010 5:47 PM
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| Calif. jury recommends death for serial killer convicted of killing 4 women, girl in 1970s |
 It was 2005 when Bruce Barcomb received the call he'd been awaiting for nearly three decades: Police had finally identified the man who raped and murdered his little sister in a remote canyon on a dark night in 1977.
Police told Barcomb the suspect, Rodney James Alcala, was already on death row for killing a 12-year-old girl and had to exhaust his appeals before there could be a new trial with the newly discovered victims included.
So Barcomb wrote Alcala in prison, begging him to admit to killing his 18-year-old sister, Jill, and four others in stranglings between 1977 and 1979. Alcala never wrote back. |
· oldnag58 on March 10 2010 5:09 AM
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| Jurors hear Anthony Kirkland's statements to police after Esme Kenney's death |
CINCINNATI -- Admitted killer Anthony Kirkland told police the day 13-year-old Esme Kenney disappeared that he found her watch and it read 3:08 p.m.
Cincinnati Police homicide Det. Keith Witherell wondered how that could be because the teen didn’t leave her Winton Hills home to go jogging at the nearby reservoir until 3:45 p.m.
That was part of the four hours of tapes prosecutors played to jurors today in Kirkland’s capital-murder trial before Hamilton County Common Pleas Court Judge Charles Kubicki Jr. |
· oldnag58 on March 09 2010 2:58 PM
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| The serial killer they couldn't cure dies behind bars |
 The last time he killed someone, Peter Woodcock was nearly blind and could barely hear. When he first started, as a teenager, he favoured children – three in Toronto in the space of four months – but later engineered a man's slaying that shook the embattled Ontario forensic psychiatry system.
Woodcock, a small, pudgy man with tiny hands, weak arms, an extremely vivid fantasy life and a talent for manipulation, died Friday – his 71st birthday – at the Oak Ridge division of the Penetanguishene Mental Health Centre.
The facility was his home for most of his 53 years in custody. |
· oldnag58 on March 09 2010 7:07 AM
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| Sniper's apology brings closure, no justice |
 (CNN) -- John Gaeta received a letter of apology this week from the man who shot him point-blank in the neck at a Louisiana mall in 2002.
The shooter was Lee Boyd Malvo, the younger half of the so-called D.C. sniper team that terrorized the Southeast and the nation's capital that year. Malvo is serving a life sentence. His mentor in crime, John Allen Muhammad, was executed in November.
Though Gaeta, 58, has heard since 2006 that Malvo admitted shooting a man in Hammond, Louisiana, it wasn't until last month that he received confirmation from a pair of Hammond police officers. |
· oldnag58 on March 08 2010 1:27 PM
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| Jury selected in civil trial for serial-killer nurse Charles Cullen |
 The Lehigh County trial of Charles Cullen will start Tuesday morning in Allentown after the jury was selected today.
Six men, six women and two alternates were selected before lunch. Court adjourned for the day and testimony will begin at 9:30 a.m.
Witnesses are expected to include David Fowler, a forensic pathologist and victims’ family members. |
· oldnag58 on March 08 2010 1:19 PM
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| Convicted serial killer won on 'Dating Game' |
(CNN) -- Before he was a convicted serial killer, Rodney Alcala was a winning bachelor on "The Dating Game."
"Oh yeah, I remember it quite clearly," said Jed Mills, the game-show contestant who sat next to Alcala in 1978. "He was creepy. Definitely creepy."
Found guilty in February of murdering four women and a child, Alcala, 66, is acting as his own attorney in the penalty phase of the trial. He is hoping to persuade the jury in Santa Ana, California, to spare his life. |
· oldnag58 on March 08 2010 1:17 PM
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| Esme Kenney's Mother Takes Stand At Kirkland Trial |
CINCINNATI -- The mother of Esme Kenney took the stand Monday morning to describe the day her 13-year-old daughter disappeared during a jog near her home.
Lisa Kenney told jurors that she developed a feeling that something was wrong shortly after the girl left their Winton Hills home March 7, 2009, and the mother ran outside barefoot to search a nearby wooded area.
Her testimony signaled the start of what prosecutors warned would be one of the most disturbing portions of the trial of accused serial killer Anthony Kirkland. |
· oldnag58 on March 08 2010 1:10 PM
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| Trailside Killer's DNA confirms what family long feared about Deer Lodge woman's murder |
 They called it a cold case in California, but more than 30 years later, the brutal murder of Mary Bennett still simmers in Montana.
Investigators from the San Francisco Police Department revealed on Feb. 23 that DNA evidence positively ties Bennett's slaying to David Joseph Carpenter, the so-called Trailside Killer of the early 1980s and a longtime suspect.
"I wasn't even fazed when I heard the news," said Terri Waldorf of Butte, Bennett's younger sister. "I always knew who did it." |
· oldnag58 on March 07 2010 4:48 PM
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