Murder 2004

For the American musician, author, and actor, see Murder of Jesse Valencia Location Date June5, 2004 ;19 years ago ( 2004-06-05) Weapons Knife Deaths 1 Victim Jesse Valencia Perpetrator Steven Arthur Rios The murder of Jesse Valencia occurred on June 5, 2004, in The murder was featured on the April 24, 2020, episode of Victim [ ] Steven Arthur Rios Born 1977 (age45–46) Criminal charge First-degree murder Steven Arthur Rios (born 1977), a Columbia police officer regarded well by his division and with a wife and newborn baby at the time of the murder, was convicted of Valencia's murder in September 2004. Background [ ] Valencia was openly gay at his college, which was supported by the people he loved, and he would date and have casual intimate relationships during his time in college. Rios was called to break up a party two months before Valencia's murder. Valencia was attending and opposed the raid, so Rios arrested him. After asking numerous personal questions of Valencia on the drive down to the station, Rios visited Valencia the next day and they subsequently began having sex. Rios would continuously arrive unannounced at Valencia's living space without warning, where sexual exchanges would occur before Rios slipped away each time. One of Valencia's casual partners, Andy Schermerhorn, was present during one of the visits and coerced into participating in the sexual activities, with Valencia swearing him to silence. Valencia spoke with his mother, Linda, about the extorti...

Date apprehended June 2, 2005 Imprisonedat Clinton, New Jersey, U.S. Melanie Lyn McGuire ( née Slate; born October 8, 1972) Early life and education [ ] Melanie Lyn Slate grew up in Murder [ ] By April 2004, the McGuires had been married for five years. Melanie was a nurse at a Investigation [ ] On May 5, 2004, the first suitcase, containing human legs, was found floating near the During the investigation, incriminating evidence against Melanie was uncovered. On April 26, 2004, Melanie had purchased a The plastic bags that contained Bill's body parts and the bags that contained Bill's clothes, which Melanie had given away to a friend, were demonstrated by forensics to have been manufactured on the same assembly line within hours of one another. Trial [ ] On June 2, 2005, more than a year after the murder, Melanie dropped her children off at child care and After being released on bail, Melanie faced additional charges on October 11, 2005. A four-count indictment came down from a state Almost three years after the crime, McGuire's murder trial commenced at the Middlesex County Courthouse in On April 23, 2007, McGuire's murder trial jury found her guilty of first-degree murder, finding that the evidence established her culpability for the murder beyond a reasonable doubt. Shortly after her conviction, but before sentencing, McGuire appealed for a new trial on the basis of the story of jailhouse informant Christopher Thieme that her husband was deeply in debt and may have been...

British police drama that revolves around two mismatched detectives who scour London solving complex cases. British police drama that revolves around two mismatched detectives who scour London solving complex cases. British police drama that revolves around two mismatched detectives who scour London solving complex cases.

Murder is a thrilling Bollywood movie that was released in 2004. It features Mallika Sherawat, Ashmit Patel, and Emraan Hashmi in lead roles. The movie is directed by Anurag Basu and produced by Mukesh Bhatt. It revolves around a love triangle that leads to a crime of passion. The story of the movie takes place in Goa and explores the dark side of passion, love, and lust. Simran (Mallika Sherawat) is a sultry, seductive woman who is married to Sudhir (Ashmit Patel), a workaholic whom she barely sees. Sensing her loneliness and lack of affection, Simran starts an affair with a sex addict and playboy, Sunny (Emraan Hashmi). The affair heats up, and the trio starts enjoying their secret rendezvous, but things take a dramatic turn when Sudhir finds out about their affair. As Sudhir tries to deal with his emotions, he discovers that Simran and Sunny's affair is not just about lust and gratification, but has evolved into a passionate, all-consuming, and dangerous obsession. Sudhir's once sleepy and mundane life is now threatened by the fear of losing Simran to Sunny. Sudhir confronts Sunny, but this only leads to more tension and conflict between them. The tension between the three at this point becomes increasingly palpable, and there are several twists and turns throughout the film that keep the audience guessing. As Sunny and Simran plan their escape from Sudhir, the stakes get raised when a murder is committed. The twist is that the audience is left wondering who the murder ...

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Rebekah and her sister Danielle drove home from college for the weekend and Rebekah stayed with a friend in a town not far from their Mountain View, Arkansas, home. On Monday, September 20, Rebekah was supposed to pick her sister up so they could drive back to school. But that never happened. The next day, Rebekah’s mother called the Izard County Sheriff’s Office to report her daughter missing. The true killer, meanwhile, following it all from so many miles away, thinking he’d get away with it... Watch the full episode, “Secrets in the Ozarks” on Peacock now. You can also watch on the After the episode, watch Rebekah’s father and sister talk about sitting down with the killer after sentencing.

Attack type Weapons Deaths 6 Perpetrators Troy Victorino, Jerone Hunter, Robert Cannon, Michael Salas The Deltona massacre (commonly referred to as the " Xbox Murders") was a residential murder which occurred on August 6, 2004, in a home on Telford Lane in A jury found Troy Victorino, Robert Cannon, Jerone Hunter, and Michael Salas guilty of the massacre in August 2006. Events precipitating the attack [ ] Victorino and Hunter were among a group Victorino reasoned that Belanger and her housemates had "robbed" him of his Xbox and other belongings. Victorino told witnesses that, in the days before the killings, Belanger showed disrespect for him by calling police when he tried to get his belongings. One week before the murders, Victorino fired a Two days before the massacre, a clerk at the She said Cannon told the others, "We could take this bat and swing it and knock 'em over the head and crush their skull in." Salas then jumped in, the clerk told investigators, and said: "I got a better idea. . . . We could bash 'em in the face and knock their teeth down their throat." Victorino had been arrested July 29, 2004 for assaulting another man, but posted bail the next day. Richard Burrow, Victorino's The attack [ ] Jonathan Gleason was on the recliner when the men stormed the house, and was fatally stabbed in the neck by Hunter. Victorino beat Francisco "Flaco" Ayo-Roman with an aluminum bat. Tito Gonzalez was murdered by Hunter, who fatally beat him in the head with a bat and st...

• • • • Show subsections • • • • • • Show subsections • • • • • • • • Show subsections • • • • • • • • Show subsections • • • • • Show subsections • • • • • • Show subsections • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Show subsections • • • • • Show subsections • • • • • • • • • • • • • Show subsections • • • • • • • Show subsections • • • • • • • • Show subsections • • • • • • • • • • • Show subsections • • • • • Show subsections • • • • • • Premium • Today’s Paper • Daily Crosswords & Sudoku • More • • • • • • • The Congregation ★★★★ In 2004 in the tiny town of Knutby in Sweden, a man and a woman were shot by the 26-year-old nanny of the local pastor. The pastor had been sexually involved with both the male victim’s wife and the nanny, Anna, and had manipulated the latter into committing the crimes. Such a case naturally captured the public’s attention, even more so for the fact that the main players were all involved in a Christian cult led by Asa Waldau, self-proclaimed “Bride of Christ” and sister of the murdered woman. Sounds like a great plot for a TV show, doesn’t it? Well, here we go. Aliette Opheim plays Eva in The Congregation, which is inspired by the so-called Knutby murders in a small religious community in Sweden in 2004. Credit: SBS The Congregation is inspired by the real-life events at Knutby in 2004 and skilfully melds two surefire winners for fictionalised fodder: true crime and religious extremism. The series begins with the nanny, Anna (Alba August), shaking ...

Date apprehended June 2, 2005 Imprisonedat Clinton, New Jersey, U.S. Melanie Lyn McGuire ( née Slate; born October 8, 1972) Early life and education [ ] Melanie Lyn Slate grew up in Murder [ ] By April 2004, the McGuires had been married for five years. Melanie was a nurse at a Investigation [ ] On May 5, 2004, the first suitcase, containing human legs, was found floating near the During the investigation, incriminating evidence against Melanie was uncovered. On April 26, 2004, Melanie had purchased a The plastic bags that contained Bill's body parts and the bags that contained Bill's clothes, which Melanie had given away to a friend, were demonstrated by forensics to have been manufactured on the same assembly line within hours of one another. Trial [ ] On June 2, 2005, more than a year after the murder, Melanie dropped her children off at child care and After being released on bail, Melanie faced additional charges on October 11, 2005. A four-count indictment came down from a state Almost three years after the crime, McGuire's murder trial commenced at the Middlesex County Courthouse in On April 23, 2007, McGuire's murder trial jury found her guilty of first-degree murder, finding that the evidence established her culpability for the murder beyond a reasonable doubt. Shortly after her conviction, but before sentencing, McGuire appealed for a new trial on the basis of the story of jailhouse informant Christopher Thieme that her husband was deeply in debt and may have been...

Attack type Weapons Deaths 6 Perpetrators Troy Victorino, Jerone Hunter, Robert Cannon, Michael Salas The Deltona massacre (commonly referred to as the " Xbox Murders") was a residential murder which occurred on August 6, 2004, in a home on Telford Lane in A jury found Troy Victorino, Robert Cannon, Jerone Hunter, and Michael Salas guilty of the massacre in August 2006. Events precipitating the attack [ ] Victorino and Hunter were among a group Victorino reasoned that Belanger and her housemates had "robbed" him of his Xbox and other belongings. Victorino told witnesses that, in the days before the killings, Belanger showed disrespect for him by calling police when he tried to get his belongings. One week before the murders, Victorino fired a Two days before the massacre, a clerk at the She said Cannon told the others, "We could take this bat and swing it and knock 'em over the head and crush their skull in." Salas then jumped in, the clerk told investigators, and said: "I got a better idea. . . . We could bash 'em in the face and knock their teeth down their throat." Victorino had been arrested July 29, 2004 for assaulting another man, but posted bail the next day. Richard Burrow, Victorino's The attack [ ] Jonathan Gleason was on the recliner when the men stormed the house, and was fatally stabbed in the neck by Hunter. Victorino beat Francisco "Flaco" Ayo-Roman with an aluminum bat. Tito Gonzalez was murdered by Hunter, who fatally beat him in the head with a bat and st...