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Quick Verdict: Centerville Man Found Guilty of First-Degree Murder in Toddler’s Death

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Centerville, Iowa — In a swift decision on Tuesday, a jury found 49-year-old Roger Gillespie guilty of first-degree murder and child endangerment causing death after less than 30 minutes of deliberation. The charges stem from the death of two-year-old Journey Marberry, who Gillespie was babysitting when he reported her unresponsive on January 19, 2024. The tragic events unfolded over a week, with Journey ultimately passing away at the University of Iowa Stead Family Children’s Hospital in Iowa City. During the trial, the prosecution argued that Gillespie had violently shaken the child and struck her head … Read more

Connecticut Jurors Face Quick Return to Duty Amid System Glitch: What You Need to Know

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Hartford, CT – Many Connecticut residents who have served on a jury may find themselves back in the courtroom sooner than expected due to a significant computer glitch that has disrupted the state’s juror selection system. This glitch, affecting the Judicial Branch’s one-year safeguard mechanism designed to prevent individuals from serving multiple times within a 12-month period, has inadvertently cleared previous service records. Originally set up to enforce a mandatory cooling-off period for jurors, the automated system’s malfunction has led to some residents receiving new summons within weeks of their last jury duty stint. This … Read more

Netanyahu Defends Note Guidance During Trial, Highlights Quick Pace of Investigation and Dismisses Media Bribery Claims

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TEL AVIV, Israel — Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu defended his actions during his corruption trial on Monday, arguing his need to balance his court testimony with his duties as prime minister. Throughout his testimony in Tel Aviv District Court, Netanyahu faced scrutiny from prosecutors over receiving notes from aides, an action questioned for its transparency. During the proceedings, the Israeli leader was confronted after a recess, which followed an aide handing him a note. The prosecution expressed concerns about not being privy to the note’s content, which stirred a sharp retort from Netanyahu who insisted … Read more

ICC Chief Prosecutor Urges Quick Decision on Arrest Warrants for Netanyahu, Hamas Leaders Amid Gaza Conflict Allegations

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The Hague, Netherlands – The chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court, Karim Khan, has called upon the court to expedite their decision on his bid to issue arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and other figures implicated in the Gaza war. Khan emphasized the critical nature of these proceedings, citing the profound impacts delays could have on the rights of victims. In a recent statement, Khan detailed his request for the arrest of prominent Israeli and Hamas leaders for their alleged roles in the conflict that escalated following a Hamas-initiated attack on … Read more