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Update Murder Trial for Trey Noah

September 1, 2011 By Alice

Trey Noah

There isn’t going to be any movement in the murder trial for Trey Noah any time soon. Shelby Moore and Brandon Harber are charged  with first-degree felony murder as well as tampering with physical evidence, a second-degree felony. They were both arrested in June 2010 and are now released on bond. From the Blanco News: […]

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Filed Under: Unsolved Tagged With: Autopsy, Ballistics, Crime Scene, Forensics, Gun Fire, Identification, Texas, Trey Noah, Unsolved Homicide

Penn State CSI Students on the Zeigler Case

July 29, 2011 By Alice

Penn State CSI Students on the Zeigler Case: a review of Zeigler Project. During their final spring semester twenty five (25) undergraduate and five (5) graduate students from Penn State University (PSU) reviewed documents pertaining to the trial and conviction of William Thomas Zeigler. Mr. Zeigler was convicted in 1976 of murdering his wife Eunice Zeigler, […]

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Filed Under: Cold Case News, Forensics, Miscarriages of Justice, Unsolved Tagged With: Actual Innocence, Autopsy, Ballistics, Capital Punishment, Crime Labs, Crime Scene, Death Row, DNA, Evidence, Expert Testimony, Faulty Evidence, FBI, Finger Printing, Florida, Forensics, Gun Fire, Identification, Investigations Division, Miscarriage of Justice, Partial Finger Printing, Police, Prisons, Prosecutorial Misconduct, Unsolved Homicide, Victim, William Thomas Zeigler, Witnesses, Wrongful Convictions

Chris Birt on the Crewe Murders

July 10, 2011 By Alice

Crewe Murders

In the magazine “North & South,” Chris Birt makes a  strong case for an in-depth review of Len and Norma Thomas Demler’s involvement in the case. Note that Norma is not related to Arthur Allan Thomas. Strong ties have existed between the Demler and Thomas family for some time. The siblings in the family married each […]

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Filed Under: Miscarriages of Justice Tagged With: Ballistics, DNA, Forensics, Gun Fire, Jeannette and Harvey Crewe, Miscarriage of Justice, New Zealand, Police Misconduct, Rochelle Crewe

National Police Week 2011: Tribute to Burchfield

May 16, 2011 By Alice

Burchfield Photograph Jerry Conklin

Colorado Springs, Colorado: Patrolman Burchfield of the Colorado Springs Police Department was shot to death on November 26, 1953, with a .22 caliber handgun by an unknown subject during an armed robbery investigation in the area of 1600 N. Wood Ave. That robbery was part of a pattern that had plagued the area. Burchfield was […]

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Filed Under: Unsolved Tagged With: Ballistics, Colorado, Forensics, Gun Fire, National Police Week 2011, Richard Burchfield, Unsolved Homicide

Tristan van der Vlis kills without motive

April 11, 2011 By Alice

Please welcome guest blogger Erik Eggens. Erik is a Dutch reporter. He studied journalism, studied Spanish in Ecuador, and now follows national and international news. For DCC, he wrote a post about Tristan van der Vlis who went on a killing spree in Alphen aan de Rijn. _____________________________________________________________________________ Dutch Tristan van der Vlis, a 24 year old part time worker, […]

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Filed Under: Guest Writers Tagged With: Ballistics, Erik Eggens, Forensics, Gun Fire, the Netherlands, Tristan van der Vlis

Blood Spatter Expert appointed in Zeigler case

April 11, 2011 By Alice

William Th. Zeigler with his wife Eunice Edwards-Zeigler

Blood Spatter Expert appointed in Zeigler case: The Zeigler Defense Team has told me that this morning, Judge Whitehead has approved state-funding to engage Mr Paul Kish as blood spatter expert in connection with William Thomas Zeigler‘s requests for new DNA testing. Mr. Kish is a forensic consultant in Corning, New York. He will testify at a future hearing […]

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Filed Under: Miscarriages of Justice, Zeigler Tagged With: Actual Innocence, Capital Punishment, DNA, Florida, Gun Fire, Miscarriage of Justice, Prosecutorial Misconduct, William Thomas Zeigler

Update Zeigler

April 11, 2011 By Alice

William Th. Zeigler with his wife Eunice Edwards-Zeigler

There is a string of news paper articles about the DNA hearing for William Thomas Zeigler that took place at 8am this morning in Orange County, Florida. Some are correct and others are not. According to ABC Action News, Private Investigator Lynn-Marie Carty of Reunite People says the evidence she has uncovered will point the […]

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Filed Under: Zeigler Tagged With: Capital Punishment, Evidence, Faulty Evidence, Florida, Forensics, Gun Fire, Prosecutorial Misconduct, Unsolved Homicide, William Thomas Zeigler, Wrongful Convictions

R.I.P Vivien Harrison

April 8, 2011 By Alice

Vivien Harrison, New Zealand Herald, James Ihaka

Vivien Harrison, the ex-wife of Arthur Allen Thomas and staunch supporter of his innocence, died of cancer. “Harrison filed for divorce after Thomas’ guilty verdict remained in place after the second trial. She changed her name from Vivienne Thomas to Vivien Harrison. She remained a staunch supporter of his innocence, maintaining he was home with her at […]

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Filed Under: Miscarriages of Justice Tagged With: Ballistics, DNA, Forensics, Gun Fire, Jeannette and Harvey Crewe, Miscarriage of Justice, New Zealand, Police Misconduct, Rochelle Crewe

Continuance in Trey Noah murder trial

February 23, 2011 By Alice

Trey Noah

District Judge Keith Williams granted a continuance in the murder trial of Trey Noah, Kendalia, Texas. “Shelby Moore, 19, and Brandon Harber, 20, were arrested and charged in connection with the crime and were expected in court this week to stand trial. Moore is being held in the Bandera County Jail. Harber posted a $300,000 […]

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Filed Under: Cold Case News, Forensics, Unsolved Tagged With: Autopsy, Ballistics, Crime Scene, Evidence, Expert Testimony, Forensics, Gun Fire, Identification, Investigations Division, Missing Person, Police, Texas, Unsolved Homicide, Victim

Trey Noah case finally going to court!

January 28, 2011 By Alice

Trey Noah

The murder case of Trey Noah (Kendalia, Texas) is finally moving closer to the court rooms. “A court date of February 15, at 9am, has been set for Shelby Moore and Brandon Harber, who are both charged with the first-degree felony murder of Trey Noah as well as tampering with physical evidence, a second-degree felony. A continuance […]

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Filed Under: Cold Case News, Unsolved Tagged With: Ballistics, DNA, Gun Fire, Missing Person, Texas, Trey Noah, Unsolved Homicide

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