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Her body was discovered in March 2011 after a suspect who was arrested for the murder of Sian O'Callaghan in Swindon led police to both O'Callaghan's and Godden-Edwards's bodies. [78] Although the suspect, local taxi driver Christopher Haliwell, confessed to the murder, he was not charged and convicted for it until 2016. [78] Murdered 8 years 2003
Daniel Oliver Jones (born September 26, 1969) is an American serial killer who raped and stabbed four young women to death in Kansas City, Missouri, between 1998 and 2001.. He was arrested shortly after the final murder, and DNA evidence linked him to the previous crimes, after which he confessed and was given multiple life sentenc
Former Shawnee Mission North High School math teacher and swim coach Alexander Morris, 32, was arrested this fall and charged with five felony counts of sexual exploitation of a minor.
Kelly was charged with committing two rapes within a four-day period in Darien, Connecticut, in February 1986. He was charged first with the rape of a 16-year-old Stamford girl, and then with the rape of a teenager in Darien. In one of the rapes, according to the police, he encountered a girl who lived near him and offered her a ride home from ...
A Kansas City school administrator has been charged with failing to report a sexual assault of a student under the age of 14. The school declined to say Tuesday if the official was still working.
A 31-year-old eastern Kansas high school teacher accused of having sex with two former students was arrested Tuesday. ... that she was allegedly engaged in a sexual relationship in 2012 and 2013 ...
Anthony Kuckelman, a former chemistry and physics teacher at McLouth High School, is serving 32 months in a Kansas prison for unlawful sexual relations with a student, who was age 16 at the time.
He was convicted of rape and capital murder; the aggravated sodomy charge was dropped as part of the capital murder charge. [19] On March 31, 2010, he was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. [20] In 2013, Mireles appealed to the Kansas Supreme Court requesting a new trial; [21] the court upheld his conviction. [22]