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Bookmark or Share- 1992 Tammy Haas Murder: Prime Suspect Tried & AcquittedHurdles to justice for Haas. The constitutional protection against double jeopardy, which prevents a defendant’s being tried twice on the same charge, looms large over the activists' efforts. They are focused on Stukel, but other hurdles exist. The Nebraska State Patrol was the lead agency on the Haas case and it considers the case open.
- South Carolina Killers May Soon Face Firing Squadthe first being Gary Gilmore, who was shot to death January 17, 1977. Gilmore, a born loser, was sentenced to death for the cold-blooded murders of Max Jensen, a 24-year-old gas station employee, and Bennie Bushnell, a 26-year-old motel manager, in July 1976.
- Murder in Bullitt County | What Lies Beyond - ProBoardsCarroll, a retired Louisville Metro Police detective who was hired by the sheriff’s office in 2007, believes justice eventually will be done, even if it takes another decade. “I’m still very confident,” he said. “Ten years later, we’re still following up on leads. We’re still working hard on this case.” Families remain scarred.
- 2nd Update: Theresa Corley: Murdered on the Way HomeNow, Theresa Corley’s family is renewing its search for justice for the unimaginable violence that took her life. On Tuesday, December 5, 1978, Corley was a vibrant 19-year-old woman working hard while attending Holliston Junior College with the intention of eventually becoming a pediatrician.
- Christmas Eve Murders in Middletown | What Lies Beyond - ProBoards“I feel like (Wholaver’s execution) is the final piece of justice that needs to be served,” he explained. “It should have happened already.” Phone calls to Wholaver’s Philadelphia-area attorney were not returned. Focusing on the Positive. As Martin waits for that “final piece of justice,” he tries to focus on the positive.
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