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DeAnn Parkin has been sentenced to 7 years and 6 months in prison after pleading guilty to the use of interstate commerce facilities in the commission of murder-for-hire, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Idaho. Parkin was convinced her family was destroyed by her ex-husband’s affair with another woman and attempted to hire a hitman to make his lover “disappear completely,” according to federal court documents. Parkin, 31, of Ovid, Idaho contacted who she thought was a hitman on a fake murder for hire website and submitted a request to make a woman “go away” the affidavit says. Parkin gave the name and address of the woman, who lived with Parkin’s ex-husband and met with an undercover ATF agent on several occasions to plan the “hit”, with her last meeting giving the “hitman a diamond ring worth about $1,500, $100, and promised to provide further payments to kill the woman, according to prosecutors. She was arrested quickly after the meeting. DeeAnn Parkin, Murder For Hire

Curtis Jack of South Fulton, GA was sentenced to 50 years in prison for multiple counts including attempted murder, 40 of those years to be served in custody. Jack admitted to South Fulton Police that he put antifreeze in his newborn daughter’s breastmilk in October of 2020 when the baby started showing symptoms of poisoning within 24 hours of him delivering the breastmilk to the child’s grandmother to give to the infant. The mother of the newborn girl and Jack had been together since Jan. 2020. Police said Jack had insisted on multiple occasions throughout her entire pregnancy that the woman get an abortion. Jack was found guilty on all counts, and he was sentenced to 50 years, with 40 years to serve in custody. Curtis Jack, Antifreeze, Poisoning, Infant, Attempted Murder, child support

Brian Ormes, 53, is facing a felony first-degree strangulation charge and misdemeanors for menacing and fourth-degree assault. According to a Fort Wright police report, three kids were playing with a ball by the bike aisle at the Valley Plaza Walmart. When the ball almost hit Ormes’ son, Ormes became irate and started following them. A police officer noted in the report he saw security video footage of Ormes confronting a 17-year-old and pushing him in the back of the head. Ormes then allegedly pushed the teen against a shelf and put his hand around the teen’s neck. Ormes, a Southgate resident is running for office in District 67 in Campbell County, Kentucky. That includes Newport, Bellevue, Dayton, Wilder, Highland Heights and other areas in the northwest area of the county. Brian Ormes, Fort Wright Police, District 67, Kentucky,

Dazhon Darien faces charges of disrupting school activities, retaliation, stalking and theft as a result of the investigation into the recording about Black students, Black teachers, and Jewish parents, that was widespread on social media according to WBAL. Baltimore County Police on Thursday arrested Pikesville High School’s former athletic director for using AI to impersonate Principal Eric Eiswert making racist and anti-Semitic comments. The manufactured rant involved a voice that sounded like Eiswert complaining he has to “put up” with “ungrateful Black kids who can’t test their way out of a paper bag” as well as Black teachers who “should have never been hired.” The voice, made to sound as if it was speaking to a woman named Kathy that many interpreted to be Vice Principal Kathy Albert, also said he was “sick of the inadequacies of these people” and if he “has to get one more complaint from one more Jew in this community, I’m going to join the other side,” The Baltimore Sun reports. Dazhon Darien, eric eiswert, Pikesville high school, Baltimore

Larry Doil Sanders was found guilty by an Oklahoma judge April 17, and is facing life without parole in the strangulation death of his friend Jimmy Knighten. Sanders strangled Knighten to death in July 2022 while the two were out noodling, The Oklahoman, The Ada News and KXII reported. Sanders waived his right to a jury trial and claimed he killed his friend in self-defense. The Oklahoman reported that Sanders claimed he had seen three sasquatch-looking figures by the river while they were fishing and believed that Knighten had summoned Bigfoot to eat Sanders as a sacrifice. It was also reported that a forensic psychiatrist testified that Sanders was suffering from methamphetamine-induced psychosis and believed he was defending himself. Knighten died following a struggle, during which Sanders put him in a chokehold, KXII reported. Larry Doil Sanders, Jimmy Knighten, Methamphetamine, Bigfoot, Sasquatch,

Joshua Kolotka was arrested by the Glades County Sheriff’s Office deputies on two active warrants in Okeechobee County along with the theft of a John Deere Gator utility vehicle and the stolen boat. The deputies were initially investigating the theft of the boat in the Old Calusa Lodge area when they spotted Kolotka allegedly exiting a residence dressed as a woman in an attempt to hide his identity. Kolotka wearing a blonde short wig, sunglasses, and a blue patterned dress. Kolotka was processed into the Glades County Jail on no bond, pending his transfer to Okeechobee County. Joshua Kolotka, Okeechobee County, Old Calusa Lodge

Daniel Rodimer, 45, is expected to appear before a Nevada judge May 8 following his indictment Friday in the death of Christopher Tapp. Tapp, 47, of Idaho Falls, was injured Oct. 29 at the Resorts World hotel and taken to a hospital, where he died several days later, police said. He had served more than 20 years in prison in Idaho in a 1996 killing before receiving an $11.7 million settlement from Idaho Falls in 2022 in a wrongful conviction lawsuit. Investigators initially suspected Tapp had been fatally injured in a fall, but they later learned that he had been in an argument with Rodimer. Rodimer maintains his innocence and looks forward to his day in court. Daniel Rodimer, Christopher Tapp, Resorts World Hotel