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According to a witness, suspect Christopher Darnell Jones Jr. shot one of the players, Devin Chandler, while he was sleeping, the Albemarle County prosecutor said. Fellow UVA Cavaliers Lavel Davis Jr. and D’Sean Perry were also killed.

Police interviewed Adam Montgomery after he was arrested for charges including assault, interference with custody and endangering the welfare of his now missing 8-year-old daughter.

Domestic abuse against men can take the form of physical violence, or emotional, verbal, or sexual abuse. Whatever your circumstances, though, you can find help and break free from an abusive relationship. Resources for Male Victims | https://www.onslowwc.org/mens-resources-domestic-violence-and-sexual-assault

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Tonight we will go through the steps of making a safety plan on TheHotline.org. If you or someone you know needs to make one just click the link below. https://www.thehotline.org/plan-for-safety/

In August 2012, the family of 32-year old Deanna Cook discovered her dead in the bathtub of her home. They immediately knew who was responsible for her murder, but the real question was could Deanna’s life have been spared? She made one last call to 911 the same day her life was taken.

A Dallas man who confessed to killing his wife last year because she wouldn’t stop talking called the woman a “loudmouth” at his trial today. Jonathan Edelen, 34, took the stand Wednesday afternoon in his own defense. He is being tried on a murder charge in the June 2015 death of Ceaira Ford. “She was a loudmouth. Happy or not, you were going to hear about it,” Edelen testified Wednesday. “She got aggressive and territorial towards other women.” Ford, 28, had been dead for a while when police were called to the couple’s apartment at the Primrose Oaks apartments on Perryton Drive near Kiest Park in west Oak Cliff. “Put the cuffs on me and take me to jail,” Edelen told officers, according to a police report. “I killed my wife.” Authorities initially thought Ford might have died of an overdose because they found a bottle of her prescription medication. But Edelen told investigators that he and his wife were arguing that night when he threw a blanket on Ford, jumped on top of her and held a pillow across her head until she stopped breathing, according to his arrest warrant affidavit. Two days later he called police. “If she wanted to tell you something, was there any way to stop it?” defense attorney Jennifer Balido asked her client. Edelen said no. According to the defense, Ford suffered from depression, mood swings and schizoaffective disorder, diagnosed after the birth of their son, Jonathan Jr. Edelen said his wife was “cool, calm and collected” when she took her medicine, but that was rare. Even so, he said, they had patched things up after he was jailed for a domestic violence charge. “We were settling in,” he said.

24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year, the National Domestic Violence Hotline provides essential tools and support to help survivors of domestic violence so they can live their lives free of abuse. Contacts to The Hotline can expect highly-trained, expert advocates to offer free, confidential, and compassionate support, crisis intervention information, education, and referral services in over 200 languages.

Savannah Graziano Missing Since Sep 26, 2022 Missing From Fontana, CA Age Now 15 Sex Female Hair Color Brown Eye Color Brown Height 5'2" Weight 110 lbs Vehicle Information Make: Nissan Model: Frontier Year: 2017 Color: White License plate: 44305G2 License state: CA AMBER Alert: Savannah Graziano was last seen with her father, Anthony Graziano, on September 26, 2022, at approximately 0734 hours, in Fontana, San Bernardino, County. Associated companions: Anthony Graziano Age Now45

The Charley Project profiles over 14,000 “cold case” missing people mainly from the United States. It is a publicity vehicle for missing people who are often neglected by the press and forgotten all too soon. A person must have been missing for at least one year to be listed

The death of a 7-year-old boy at a Kentucky children's residential center has been ruled a homicide by a medical examiner, and two workers at the center have been fired. The Jefferson County Coroner's Office determined Ja'Ceon Terry died July 17 of "positional asphyxia," meaning his body position left him unable to breathe. It provided no further details other than that the child was pronounced dead at a hospital. At the time he died, Ja'Ceon was under the care of workers at Brooklawn, a children's treatment center in Louisville. The facility provides care for "Kentucky’s most vulnerable youth and their families," offering therapeutic foster care to children recovering from the effects of abuse and neglect, its website states. As of Monday no charges had been filed in the case. --USAToday

FBI Missing/Murdered Indigenous Persons | https://www.fbi.gov/wanted/indian-country The FBI is seeking public assistance and information on the cases below, many of which involve missing or murdered victims in Indian Country. The FBI has investigative responsibilities for federal crimes committed on nearly 200 Indian reservations nationwide and shares the federal jurisdiction with our partner, the Bureau of Indian Affairs. If you have information concerning any of these cases, please contact your local FBI office or the nearest American Embassy or Consulate, or submit a tip online at tips.fbi.gov (tips can remain anonymous).