Convicted Killer Accused of Raping Teen: A New Mexico man who spent several years behind bars after being found guilty of murder is facing jail time yet again after being accused of raping and impregnating a 13-year-old girl. Nancy Laflin of KOAT News reports that 64-year-old Eusebio Jasper has been identified as the biological father of the girl's child by DNA, a claim his defense attorney denies. Jasper spent seven years behind bars from 1989-1997 after being found guilty of second-degree murder.
Accused Killer may Face Death Penalty: Prosecutors have announced that they may seek the death penalty against a woman accused of murdering a Kansas couple last year. The Associated Press reports that 36-year-old Kisha Schaberg, along with three accomplices, allegedly killed the couple as they sat in their car outside of their home in November 2013. One of Schaberg's co-defendants has testified that the couple was killed in an attempt to gain their life insurance policy and out of personal resentment.
Judge Reverses Parole Board Decision: A Michigan judge has ordered that a convicted child molester remain behind bars after reversing a decision made by the state's Parole Board. Jameson Cook of the Macomb Daily Tribune reports that 30-year-old Jason Harrison pled no contest to two counts of second-degree criminal sexual conduct in 2007, as of today, he has served just seven years out of a recommended two-fifteen year sentence. The judge presiding over his case ruled that Cook should remain in state custody because he has yet to show any remorse during his treatment program and has continued to blame his actions on others.
Accused Killer may Face Death Penalty: Prosecutors have announced that they may seek the death penalty against a woman accused of murdering a Kansas couple last year. The Associated Press reports that 36-year-old Kisha Schaberg, along with three accomplices, allegedly killed the couple as they sat in their car outside of their home in November 2013. One of Schaberg's co-defendants has testified that the couple was killed in an attempt to gain their life insurance policy and out of personal resentment.
Judge Reverses Parole Board Decision: A Michigan judge has ordered that a convicted child molester remain behind bars after reversing a decision made by the state's Parole Board. Jameson Cook of the Macomb Daily Tribune reports that 30-year-old Jason Harrison pled no contest to two counts of second-degree criminal sexual conduct in 2007, as of today, he has served just seven years out of a recommended two-fifteen year sentence. The judge presiding over his case ruled that Cook should remain in state custody because he has yet to show any remorse during his treatment program and has continued to blame his actions on others.
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