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"Did he really feel threatened?" Nov 03, 2021

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Three years after the shooting death of 22-year-old Rachael Wierzbicki, the man who pulled the trigger faced a jury last month in a trial that hinged on claims of self-defense. WGRZ Reporter Heather Ly shares what happened in 2018 and how the trial played out.

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"I have everything I need" Nov 02, 2021

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Two people are now charged with first-degree murder in connection to the killing of a postal worker in Longmont, Colo., earlier this month. KUSA Producer Janet Oravetz tells us about the case.

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"Indigenous women have been overlooked" Nov 01, 2021

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Channing Curtis, anchor with KREM in Spokane, Wash., discusses her reporting on missing and murdered Indigenous women in the state of Washington.

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"A worst case scenario" Oct 29, 2021

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Investigators in Illinois announced that they have identified another victim of serial killer John Wayne Gacy, and a Texas man was charged with murder 11 days after killing a man outside his home.

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"All signs were pointing toward a trial" Oct 28, 2021

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A former pastor has pleaded guilty to murder and sexual assault charges in Missouri. KSDK Crime Reporter Christine Byers was at the hearing and describes what she witnessed inside the courtroom.

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"He thought it was all some type of dream" Oct 27, 2021

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In Harris County, Texas, a 17-year-old has been charged with murder in the death of his twin sister. He says he was asleep when the alleged crime happened. KHOU reporter Marcelino Benito shares the story.

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"No one should have to go through that" Oct 26, 2021

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In 2020, the Zogg Fire in Shasta County, Calif., killed four people. Now, the Pacific Gas & Electric company is facing homicide charges. ABC10's Brandon Rittiman shares what happened.

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"I happened to step in it" Oct 25, 2021

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Police in Texas have arrested a man in connection with the death of his adoptive mother in Florida. 10 Tampa Bay reporter Shannon Clowe tells us about the case.

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"Homicidal ideations to harm" Oct 22, 2021

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An arrest has been made in the case of a mother of three who vanished in California earlier this year; and in Ohio, new technology has identified the victim of a cold case going back decades.

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"That was the last time I danced" Oct 21, 2021

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In October 2001, Allan Olvera was killed in his living room. Two decades later, family and friends are hopeful there may be a break in the case. ABC10 anchor and reporter Madison Wade tells us about the case and the investigation.

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