Murders News

Germany is engrossed today in the opening of the trial of the woman dubbed the "Nazi bride,” who has been charged with complicity in multiple, racist murders.

Santiago - On March 26, precisely 106 years ago today, Emile Dubois, a Frenchman found guilty of killing four people in Chile, faced the firing squad. His memory has endured in the faith of the people who consider Dubois a martyr of injustice, a hero and a saint.

Has the 124-year-old cold case been solved by a British author and his historian father who not only claim that a woman committed the grisly 1888 murders in Whitechapel, but also name the suspect?

A vital weapon in the U.S.'s arsenal enduring stockpile is food, a peace will offering of food aid combined with sanction suspensions to North Korea. Meanwhile, children of all ages are dying of starvation as both countries battle over political rhetoric.

Washington - The U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation reports murders, rapes and other violent crimes declined sharply in the first six months of 2011. And that's a continuation of a trend over the past 4.5 years.

In a few days, exactly one week as I write this, our family will look once more into the eyes of evil and hope that our long journey for justice will be ended.

A report on the opening day of the trial of convicted murderer Levi Bellfield and the background to the case including the legal aspect.

Acapulco - An evening of deadly attacks in Acapulco, Mexico resulted in at least 15 people being killed on Saturday. With the increase of violence Americans are being asked to bypass the resort as a vacation spot.

Edinburgh - Police in Edinburgh are trying to quell fears that three recent deaths in the city are linked because the victims were all gay men.

Belleville - Col. Russell Williams, the former base commander of Canadian Forces Base Trenton alleged to have murdered two women late last year, is now facing 82 additional charges.