Brighton Beach Killer Claims He Killed Six More: Rebecca Harshbarger of The New York Post reports Maksim Gelman, known as the Brighton Beach butcher, was convicted of killing four people during a murder spree last February and now says he had killed six other people before being caught. Gelman states he ran over two of the victims with his car to make sure he had no witnesses to identify him. He also killed two more people while conducting drug business. Gelman pleaded guilty to four counts of murder on the Brooklyn to Manhattan murder spree. In regards as to why he killed more than just his step dad as he intended, he said while the police were looking for him he wanted to kill at least three or four more people to settle scores. He will be sentenced in a Brooklyn Court on Wednesday.

Murder Case To Go On Without Body: Cy Ryan of The Las Vegas Sun reports The Nevada Supreme Court has ruled that the trial of man convicted of murder can go on despite not being able to find the body. Michael Mills is scheduled to go on trial on a murder count despite that the body of 62-year old David Christensen has never been uncovered. The Supreme Court stated that Mills confessed that he allowed Christensen to stay the night at his apartment and then beat him on the head until he died.  Mills wrapped the body in a towel and disposed of it in a trash container. The Court also stated that detectives found two large human blood stains in Mills' apartment. The Court held that evidence needed only to be "slight" or "marginal" without producing a body for the prosecution to proceed.  The trial is currently scheduled for June.