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Anthony pleaded guilty to 8 murders, in addition to confessing to the murder of 22-year-old Vickie Lynn Small, committed on December 20, 1973, which was never connected to the Toledo series. [10] As was the deal, Anthony received a second life imprisonment term in April 2000, while his brother Nathaniel received a sentence of 75 years in prison ...
Estis was charged with two counts of rape, abduction and felonious assault, according to the Toledo Blade. A review board reportedly planned to vote on whether jail staff would face internal charges connected to Estis's death, and Estis's father claimed he had medical issues. Jail or Agency: Lucas County Correctional Center; State: Ohio
Prior to sentencing, Worley made a 45-minute statement described by The Blade as "rambling and disjointed", in which he stated he believed someone else kidnapped and murdered Joughin, leaving evidence to frame him. Members of the gallery became upset during the statement and left the courtroom after he described Joughin as a "beautiful girl".
The case is described in the book Sin, Shame, And Secrets: The Murder of a Nun, the Conviction of a Priest, and Cover-up in the Catholic Church by Toledo journalist David Yonke [4] and in the "Alphabet of 'New' Evil" included in The New Evil: Understanding the Emergence of Modern Violent Crime by Dr. Michael H. Stone and Dr. Gary Brucato. [13]
Jorenzo Phillips was accused of shooting both men in the head on Nov. 14, according to arrest warrants filed in Toledo Municipal Court. Suspect in Toledo double homicide found dead in Cincinnati ...
TOLEDO − A Lucas County grand jury has indicted a Canton teen in a 2023 homicide in Sylvania Township. Kaitlyn Coones, 17, a runaway teen living in a foster home in Stark County, is accused of ...
August 2011 Toledo Free Press editorial cartoon which prompted a lawsuit from The Blade. In October 2011, The Blade filed a lawsuit against rival publication the Toledo Free Press, claiming that former Blade general manager and current Free Press publisher Thomas F. Pounds violated a 2004 separation agreement containing a non-compete clause. [12]
Fencl was arrested and charged with Bonarrigo's murder on June 10, 1982, as he and five other Hells Angels were indicted for a series of homicides following a federal grand jury investigation of the HAMC's activities in Cleveland and Akron. [39] [37] He was scheduled to stand trial in September 1984 before judge James J. McGettrick.