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Deliberating Jurors Weigh Fate in Lackawanna County Murder Trial

SCRANTON, Pa. – Jurors in Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania began deliberating Tuesday afternoon on murder, robbery, and burglary charges against Old Forge resident Justin Schuback. He is accused of killing borough business owner Robert Baron Sr. seven years ago, with the trial featuring a week of testimony into the events surrounding Baron’s death. The panel of six men and six women started their deliberations at 12:33 p.m. on Tuesday, seeking to determine Schuback’s guilt in allegedly …

Toronto Man Acquitted of Murder in Toronto Police Officer’s Death: Jurors Find Umar Zameer Not Guilty

Toronto, Canada – Umar Zameer has been acquitted of all criminal charges, including first-degree murder, in the tragic death of Toronto police officer Det.-Const. Jeffrey Northrup nearly three years ago. The verdict was delivered after four days of jury deliberation, with Zameer visibly emotional upon hearing the news alongside his family. Zameer had maintained his plea of not guilty, acknowledging the unfortunate events that led to Northrup’s death. The ruling signifies that the prosecution was …

Jurors Urged to Convict Father in Michigan School Shooter Case for Ignoring Opportunities

Pontiac, Michigan – Prosecutors are urging jurors to convict the father of a Michigan school shooter, emphasizing the missed opportunities that could have prevented the tragic killing of four students. James Crumbley, the father, allegedly failed to act on clear signs of potential danger, including a violent drawing created by his son, Ethan Crumbley, which depicted disturbing imagery. Despite these warning signals, James Crumbley continued with his day, making DoorDash runs instead of addressing the …

Deliberations continue in Jennifer Crumbley manslaughter trial as jurors take their time to reach a verdict

PONTIAC, Mich. – After a day of deliberations in the manslaughter trial of the mother of the Oxford High School shooter, the jury has yet to reach a verdict. The defendant is facing four counts, one for each of the students killed in the tragic shooting that took place in November of 2021. Families of the victims anxiously awaited the outcome of the first day of deliberations. Justin Shilling’s father, Craig, expressed the significance of …