After more than a year since three Kansas City Chiefs fans were found dead outside a Missouri home, a judge ruled the case will move forward to trial.

Lori Vallow Daybell was sentenced to life in prison Friday on two murder conspiracy convictions in Arizona, marking an end to a winding legal saga for the mother with doomsday religious beliefs who claimed people in her life had been possessed by evil spirits.

The so-called doomsday mom was found guilty of two counts of conspiracy to commit first-degree murder in two separate trials in Maricopa County.

Police continued to investigate why the man attacked three people inside an apartment before committing suicide early Thursday morning.

It was a moment that further highlighted the tension between Lori Vallow Daybell, who represented herself in two murder conspiracy cases in Arizona, and Beresky, who pulled no punches when the time came for him to address the court.

Sheriff Bill Leeper somberly described a family's murder-suicide with three women shot dead and the shooter clinically dead. A child survived.

The 45-year-old was charged with second-degree murder and concealment of a human corpse and arraigned Monday in Ticonderoga Town Court. A recorded message on the court’s phone line says his case has since moved to a grand jury. He had been scheduled to appear at 1 p.m. in town court, which has since been canceled.

Miami-Dade Sheriff’s detectives say a five-year affair with the alleged murderer’s wife led to the fatal shooting.

On Thursday, the Will County Coroner's Office released the name of the woman who was murdered in the county in 1968.

Craig J. Charron received the maximum sentence after being convicted of breaking into his estranged girlfriend's apartment in Huntington Beach and knifing her to death.

Razma Mohammed-Ibrahim broke down in court, unable to watch the video showing her alleged hitman killing her husband on the steps of her Hayward home.

Murder 360, the upcoming Paramount+ docuseries, is releasing on August 5, 2025, on the platform and will be available to access in the U.S.