Bryan Kohberger’s defense team has filed another motion to have his trial moved from Latah County, citing the “mob mentality” within the county where he allegedly stabbed four University of Idaho coeds to death in their home. According to court documents filed on Monday and reviewed by Fox News Digital, Kohberger’s defense argues that the...
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When Minneapolis citizens and police needed Tim Walz, he failed them. We won't forget
Ever since Tim Walz was chosen as Vice President Kamala Harris’ running mate, his record as governor of Minnesota has come under a deluge of public scrutiny, and rightfully so. No part of his tenure as governor, however, is as egregious as his reckless disregard for the rule of law when Minneapolis burned during the...
Florida woman who claimed she worked for God indicted for ambush murder of deputy
A Florida woman has been arrested in connection with what officials described as an ambush attack that killed one sheriff’s deputy and wounded two others this month. Julie Ann Sulpizio, 48, was indicted on Monday on several charges, including three counts of attempted first-degree premeditated murder of a law enforcement officer, conspiracy to commit premeditated...
10 FBI's Most Wanted Fugitives list publicized to incentivize public to report criminals, draw attention
Critical information from civilians has helped the FBI locate dangerous criminals in many cases. The FBI’s 10 Most Wanted Fugitives list is updated with criminals who are considered the most wanted at the time and often based on severity of crimes committed. Those on the list are publicized on television, online and podcasts, in order...
Missouri student, victim of 'the worst fraternity hazing injury ever,' is 'alive for a reason': parents
On Oct. 19, 2021, Daniel “Danny” Santulli was blindfolded and shirtless when he was forced to drink a bottle of vodka taped to his hand at a fraternity pledge event. The incident left the University of Missouri freshman unable to see, walk or speak. The case of the then-19-year-old, who suffered brain damage from severe...
Gilbert Goons: Arizona rich kid 'gang' accused in teen's murder started among friends, fueled by social media
Arizona officials are working to curb youth violence after a group of teenagers and young adults became friends in middle and elementary school and evolved into a suburban “hybrid gang” tied to various assaults and, now, a murder. Seven members of the group are accused of murdering their 16-year-old peer, Preston Lord, on Halloween weekend...
Utah mom kept missing daughter, 5, hidden in cult 'compound' for months with help from adult sons: prosecutors
A Utah woman is accused of kidnapping her then-4-year-old daughter in January 2023 and evading law enforcement for 18 months, with help from her adult sons, before she was finally caught. At the time when Kimberly Dell Davidson-Drolet, 53, allegedly kidnapped her daughter, she and her now-estranged husband, Laurence Drolet, were in the process of...
Texas county quietly approves $115K in security funding for progressive DA after secret meeting: reports
Travis County commissioners approved $115,000 in extra security funding for District Attorney José Garza earlier this year after meeting in secret to discuss the measure, according to multiple reports this week. Commissioners reportedly reviewed evidence showing that Garza had received threats to his home and publicly voted on the measure in March. The measure passed...
Authorities seek public’s help identifying suspected Texas serial killer after DNA links person to 2 murders
The Austin Police Department (APD) is requesting the public’s help to identify a suspected serial killer whose DNA was linked to the murders of two women in the metropolitan area. At about 4 p.m. June 21, police responded to a call from someone who reported seeing what appeared to be a body at a home...
Scott Peterson’s most outrageous defense claims, debunked
For years, Scott Peterson said he didn’t kill his pregnant wife Laci or their unborn son, Conner. But prosecutors say he did and that the evidence is “overwhelming.” Peterson, convicted in 2004, returned to the headlines this year after the Los Angeles Innocence Project announced it would take up his latest appeal. He also broke...









