California: Mother Accused of Murder Released from Jail
Donna Prentice, 61, has recently been released from the Orange County Jail after her second mistrial caused the presiding judge to dismiss her case.
Illinois: Teen Charged with Aggravated DUI
Kevin Schuh, 17, has just been charged with aggravated drunk driving resulting in death, reckless homicide and leaving the scene of an accident after running over and killing Monika Skrzypkowski, 15.
Calilfornia: Three Charged with Kidnapping, Torture
Two women and one man in Tracy, California face criminal charges for allegedly keeping a 17-year old young man chained within their home.
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