Weeks

Mother Granted Estate Administration as Judge Declares Missing 5-Year-Old New Hampshire Girl Legally Dead, Weeks After Father’s Conviction

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CONCORD, N.H. – A judge in New Hampshire has declared a missing 5-year-old girl legally dead, allowing her mother to assume administration of her estate. This decision comes shortly after the girl’s father was convicted of her murder. The news was made public in an order released by the probate judge on Tuesday, following a court appearance by the mother, Crystal Sorey. The judge determined that Sorey had provided sufficient evidence to demonstrate that her daughter, Harmony Montgomery, was the victim of a “catastrophic event” and that her body has not been found. This ruling … Read more

Columbus Gang and Murder Trial Culminates in Jury Deliberation After Three Weeks

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COLUMBUS, Ga. – After nearly three weeks, a jury in the Muscogee County Superior Court is now deliberating on the Columbus gang and murder trial. Davion Dupas, Corey Troupe Jr., and Jeheim Davis are facing charges for multiple gang-related offenses and the murder of Marcel Samedi from South Carolina. The trial concluded after prosecutors and defense attorneys presented their closing arguments on Thursday. The jury began deliberating at around 7 p.m. and requested to continue the following morning at 9 a.m. after an hour of deliberation. Dupas, Troupe, and Davis are members of the Insane … Read more

Countdown to Justice: Marshall Fire Victims Given Five Weeks to File Lawsuits

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Aluminum manufacturing plant fire victims in Marshall, Wyoming are facing a five-week deadline to file lawsuits against the responsible parties. The deadline was set by a federal judge who is overseeing the ongoing legal proceedings. The fire, which broke out on January 1st, resulted in significant damage to the community and has left many residents seeking compensation for their losses. Residents affected by the Marshall fire have expressed concerns about the tight deadline to take legal action. Some argue that five weeks may not be enough time to gather the necessary evidence, consult with attorneys, … Read more