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Blow to Tot Mom defense: chloroform evidence will be used at trial

By HLNtv.com Staff

updated 12:00 AM EDT, Fri April 29, 2011

The judge in the Casey Anthony trial has ruled the jury will see the chloroform evidence. Is it a blow to her defense?

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Arrest Made in 2007 Disappearance, Murder After Students Discover Remains

By Stephen Loiaconi

updated 12:00 AM EDT, Fri April 29, 2011

The discovery of human remains by two high school students in a Minnesota park has given authorities the final piece of evidence they needed to solve a 4-year-old missing person case and arrest the man who has always been their prime suspect.

Judy Lynn Rush, 56, was reported missing on August 22, 2007 after neighbors and relatives expressed concern that they had not seen or heard from her in days.

We Want Justice for Bryan Stow

By Stacey Newman

updated 12:00 AM EDT, Fri April 29, 2011

Still No Arrests in Brutal Attack at Dodger Stadium
A long-time San Francisco Giants fan and father of two, 42-year-old Bryan Stow couldn’t wait for opening day to watch his favorite team play the Los Angeles Dodgers. But little did Stow know after making the 330-plus mile trek from Santa Cruz, California to LA on March 31 he would be fighting for his life, allegedly viciously attacked by angry Dodgers fans.

It was a close game that Thursday night with the Dodgers scraping out a 1-run win, beating the Giants 2-1. And that’s when the post-game heckling spiraled out of control. Ironically, during the game, Stow sent a text message to a cousin's wife insisting he was scared inside the stadium, according to his cousin John Stow.

Husband Denies Wife's Alleged Plot to Kill Him Was Hoax to Get on Reality TV

By Stephen Loiaconi

updated 12:00 AM EDT, Fri April 29, 2011

In two days of sometimes contentious testimony at his wife's trial for allegedly seeking a hit man to kill him, Michael Dippolito denied that he orchestrated the whole plot himself in an attempt to get on a reality TV show.

The unique defense presented by Dalia Dippolito's attorney to explain her videotaped negotiations with an undercover police officer to pay for her husband's murder rests on the claim that Michael Dippolito was obsessed with reality television and looking for media exposure.