Jury to Determine Fate of Former Lanett (Clothes Hamper) City Councilman; Read Monday's Testimony and Closing Arguments
Jury to Determine Fate of Former Lanett City Councilman; Read Monday's Testimony and Closing Arguments
LaFayette, Ala., Nov. 20, 2006 -- Both sides have now rested their cases in the trial of former Lanett city councilman Barry Waites, who is accused of murdering his the wife, Charlotte, in 1998. The case has now gone to the jury. Jury deliberations start at 9 a.m. on Tuesday.
Man arrested in death of 3-year-old in Alameda
Oakland investigators Tuesday arrested a suspected gang member they believe owned the gun a 3-year-old used in an accidental killing in Alameda earlier this year.
Style Matters: Dress part at grocery, live theater
Judie: In the morning, I choose my clothing based on what I have scheduled that day. Unfortunately, not everyone does. Many people confuse how they look inside the home with how they should look outside the home. As an example, walking through the airport we saw two teenage girls wearing their pajamas. Traveling is not equivalent to a slumber party, even if we have to strip down and take off our
Jury nears deliberations in murder trial of ex-Lanett councilman
Jury deliberations drew near Monday in the murder trial of former Lanett city councilman Barry Waites, whose 2000 re-election bid drew wide notice when a challenger, speaking at a political forum, accused Waites of killing his wife in 1998.
Alleged firearm owner charged
ALAMEDA Eddy Silva, whom police believe owned the gun a 3-year-old fired in an accidental killing earlier this year, was arraigned Wednesday on felony firearm charges in Alameda County
