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ESPN uncovered that a key witness in the 2006 murder of Miami football player Bryan Pata, previously believed dead by prosecutors, is actually alive, raising serious questions about the integrity of the case and potential wrongful imprisonment of Rashaun Jones, who is accused of the crime.
The US government has agreed to spare a key witness, José Ramón Hernández Reyes, from deportation in exchange for his cooperation in the case against Kilmar Ábrego García, a construction worker accused of human smuggling, amid ongoing legal and immigration disputes.
Jane, an alleged victim, testified in the Diddy trial, claiming she was pressured into sex parties with Combs and escorts while he was under investigation, potentially impacting the case which involves charges of racketeering and sex trafficking.
In Bennington, Nebraska, a mysterious man has been appearing shortly after car crashes, raising suspicions among locals and authorities. Garrison and Skylar Beach survived a crash after swerving to avoid debris on Highway 36, only to find the man present immediately after their accident. This incident is part of a series of similar occurrences involving objects left on the road at night, prompting an ongoing investigation by the Douglas County Sheriff's Office.
Evan Corcoran, an attorney for Donald Trump who became a crucial witness in the classified documents case against the former president, has left Trump's legal team. His departure could pose a significant issue for Trump, as he may be called as a key witness if the case goes to trial. Corcoran's memos detailed interactions with Trump and revealed how Trump allegedly schemed to undermine a subpoena from prosecutors. His departure underscores the loss of institutional knowledge from attorneys who were deeply involved in the investigations before the historic indictments.
A potential key witness in Donald Trump's classified documents case has spoken out, describing how he unwittingly helped move boxes of sensitive materials onto Trump's private plane. The witness, Brian Butler, criticized Judge Aileen Cannon's decision to make the identities of potential witnesses public, prompting legal experts to express concerns about the judge's actions. Trump and his co-defendants have pleaded not guilty to charges related to retaining sensitive materials and obstructing federal attempts to retrieve them. Cannon, who was nominated by Trump, has faced criticism for her judgments favoring the former president.
Attorney and witness come forward with accounts of previous violent encounters involving Steven McDougal, who has been charged with capital murder in the death of 11-year-old Audrii Cunningham. McDougal was accused of stabbing a man in Livingston six months prior to the murder and has a history of violent behavior, including beating a man with a metal pipe. More victims and witnesses have come forward with accounts of McDougal's alleged crimes, shedding light on his violent tendencies.
A New Mexico police officer, Jonah Hernandez, was fatally stabbed while responding to a trespassing report, and a witness shot and killed the suspect. The officer, who had served with the Las Cruces police for two years, died at the hospital and is survived by a wife and two young sons. The suspect, a 29-year-old man, was not identified pending notification of his next of kin. The incident occurred in Las Cruces, and the police department stated that more information will be shared later in the week.
Las Cruces Police Department is mourning the death of Officer Jonah Hernandez, who was fatally stabbed while responding to a trespassing call. A witness shot and killed the 29-year-old suspect, who is believed to be the trespasser. Hernandez, a married father of two, was taken to a medical center but succumbed to his injuries.
The special counsel in the Mar-a-Lago classified documents case against former President Donald Trump has requested permission to file an exhibit under seal, detailing online threats received by a potential government witness, which are now under federal investigation. The exhibit's details could reveal investigative methods and potentially further endanger the victim, so the special counsel wants to bar Trump's legal team from viewing it. Meanwhile, Trump's legal team is trying to get the charges against him in the case tossed, and the trial date may be pushed back.
Joseph Hoek of Sioux Falls is charged with first degree murder and aggravated in the death of Chief Deputy Sheriff Ken Prorok, who was killed during a high-speed chase. An eyewitness saw Hoek intentionally swerve and hit Prorok, and then held Hoek until authorities arrived. Hoek's mother stated he was suffering from mental health issues and self-medicating. The suspect may face life in prison or the death penalty if found guilty. Prorok's funeral arrangements are underway, and law enforcement agencies are mourning the loss of a dedicated officer.
Norfolk Police have disclosed that they have "some indications" regarding the reasons behind the early departure of Gaynor Lord, a mother-of-three who went missing. CCTV footage captured her last sighting at 4:01 pm on Friday, and officers have been searching a nearby wasteland. Lord attempted to contact a friend twice that afternoon, but the second call was likely a pocket dial. A witness reported seeing a woman resembling Lord in a "yoga pose" around 4 pm, appearing calm.
A former employee of Mar-a-Lago, who was a witness in the federal criminal indictment charging former President Donald Trump with mishandling classified documents, was repeatedly contacted by Trump and his associates after leaving his job. The interactions included phone calls, offers of legal representation, complimentary tickets to a golf tournament, and reminders that he could return to work for Trump. While these interactions may have seemed harmless, they have drawn the interest of investigators. The former employee was particularly close to Mar-a-Lago property manager Carlos De Oliveira, who remains loyal to Trump and has a lawyer paid for by the former president. The use of Trump-funded attorneys by witnesses in the case has raised concerns about potential conflicts of interest.
A former employee of Mar-a-Lago, who was a witness in the federal criminal indictment charging Donald Trump with mishandling classified documents, was repeatedly contacted by Trump and his associates after leaving his job. The interactions included phone calls, offers of legal representation, complimentary tickets to a golf tournament, and reminders that he could return to work for Trump. While these interactions may have seemed harmless, they have drawn the interest of investigators. The former employee was particularly close to Mar-a-Lago property manager Carlos De Oliveira, who remains loyal to Trump and has a lawyer paid for by him. The use of Trump-funded attorneys by witnesses in the case has raised concerns about conflicts of interest.
Kenneth Chesebro, one of the legal architects behind the plan to deploy individuals claiming to be Trump electors in states won by President Biden, is now cooperating with investigations in Michigan, Arizona, and Nevada. Chesebro has emerged as a key witness in the criminal cases against 24 "fake electors" who face charges of forging and submitting fraudulent documents. His involvement in the scheme, which aimed to delay or block the certification of Biden's Electoral College victory, has drawn attention after he pleaded guilty to a felony charge of conspiracy in Georgia. Chesebro's lawyers maintain that he was merely offering legal advice during the 2020 election.