Crime

A 48-year-old man has been named as the suspect

Unsecured scenes, backed-up labs, tiny samples: the hurdles investigators could still face

She said she'd keep the truth about their 14-month marriage 'locked in my safe for a rainy day'

No retrial date has been set, with prosecutors yet to reveal which charges they will pursue

The judge also paid tribute to the 'determination and bravery' of the women

Gavin Newson opened up about the 'profound' meeting he had with two people that aided his decision

Brand spent the weekend in a prison cell after being remanded in custody

He had a stash of guns with him when he was apprehended near the White House after claiming he was told to assassinate the president

The perpetrator is currently being transported to a hospital, police said

'You failed to take my life, and you won’t take away my future', Kaitlynn Berman told her attacker

Duane 'Keffe D' Davis was convicted just over two months ago

The tragic disappearances of Natalee Holloway and Amy Bradley have been explored in Netflix documentaries in the last year

Thomas Markle Sr. has been detained

The Metropolitan Police have confirmed two further rape allegations against Brand remain under investigation

Brand was said to have shown 'no emotion' when he was convicted of rape and sexual assault

The 39-year-old urged police to stop focusing on his family and re-test mystery DNA found beneath the six-year-old beauty queen's nails

Jeffrey Weisheit has been on death row since 2013

The woman who is set to become the new Governor of Tennessee has some strong views on the death penalty

He has been remanded in custody, with the judge saying he will 'inevitably' face significant jail time

In 2023, van der Sloot confessed to killing Holloway, but he has never been charged with the murder

Attorneys sent a warning nine months before her failed execution that the condition

Her legal team has explained why the motion was filed 'on an emergency basis'

The prison has opened and has welcomed its first inmates

Despite the disturbing nature of some of the cases she worked on, Barbara Butcher says her job was ultimately about something much bigger