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Redfield filed a motion for a new trial after he was convicted of six out of eight counts of tax evasion. [12] The court found that he was sane. [9] Redfield was sentenced to five years in prison and he was assessed a fine of $60,000. [9] Held without bail, he filed a motion for the court to allow bail. [12]
After Redfield's death in 1974 Redfield's heirs found hundreds of bags of silver dollars in his Reno, Nevada, garage and home. [4] [6] It was thought that it took Redfield more than forty years to accumulate the silver dollars. He did not trust paper money and used money that he made in the stock market to hoard silver dollars. [2]
Charlie told Magbanua that he used gloves and didn't leave DNA on the envelope. At this point, the conspiracy to murder Professor Markel was set in stone. The state introduced ample evidence of ...
Waid, Wilkinson, Johnson and Caffey were charged with three counts of capital murder each, [11] with prosecutors stating they did not plan to seek the death penalty for Erin. [12] The defendants had their bonds set at $1.5 million each. [10] Though a minor at the time of the killing, Erin was tried as an adult and held in Hopkins County Jail ...
An Alabama man who was serving a life sentence for stealing $50 will be released in the next few days — after spending 36 years behind bars.
Charlie Adelson, the wealthy Fort Lauderdale periodontist who financed and planned the 2014 hit on his former brother-in-law, Dan Markel, was sentenced to life in prison for the heinous murder.
Macon County Line is a 1974 American independent film directed by Richard Compton and produced by Max Baer Jr. Baer and Compton also co-wrote the film, in which Baer stars as a vengeful county sheriff in Georgia out for blood after his wife is brutally killed by a pair of drifters.
Polk County to pay $86,500 after jail let man attempt suicide twice in three days ... Polk County is paying $86,000 to the family of a detainee who died by suicide in the county jail four years ...