Nathaniel Bevers-McGivney is an alleged killer from Iowa who has been charged with the murder of seventeen year old Michele Jackson
According to police reports Michele Jackson was reported missing by her family on Sunday. The mother and sister were looking for Michele when they came across Nathan Bevers-McGivney who was reportedly covered in blood
Nathan Bevers-McGivney would initially be arrested and charged with abuse of a corpse as authorities believed he was attempting to hide the body of Michele Jackson. The next day Nathan would be charged with the murder of the seventeen year old.
Nathan Bevers-McGivney refused to talk to police so the motive so far is unknown
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The Calhoun County Sheriff’s Office says 21-year-old Nathaniel Bevers-McGivney, of Gowrie, has been charged with first-degree murder for the death of a teenage girl in Farnhamville.
The victim was identified Tuesday as 17-year-old Michele “Luna” Jackson.
A criminal complaint released Wednesday morning alleges Bevers-McGivney deliberately cut Jackson’s throat with a knife, with the intent to kill her.
According to a previous criminal complaint, Jackson’s mother reported her daughter missing on Sunday. During a walk, Jackson’s mother and another daughter found Bevers-McGivney covered in blood and in possession of some of Jackson’s belongings.
Bevers-McGivney was taken into custody. The criminal complaint says when law enforcement questioned Bevers-McGivney about the blood that was on his clothing, he requested to speak to a lawyer.
Authorities found Jackson’s body Monday morning. Investigators say the location of Jackson’s body suggest that Bevers-McGivney had hid the body to cover up a crime.
Bevers-McGivney is also charged with Abuse of Corpse.
An Iowa man has been charged with murder for the death of a teenager.
Nathaniel Bevers-McGivney, 21, is charged with first-degree murder and the abuse of a corpse for the murder of 17-year-old Michele “Luna” Jackson.
Court documents state Jackson’s mother reported her missing on Sunday; the same day she allegedly saw the suspect covered in blood and holding items belonging to her daughter.
Investigators found Jackson’s hidden body Monday in a city park.
Sarah Badshaw is an alleged thief from Canada who would set up a meeting for a test drive of a Porsche Cayenne then proceeded to steal the vehicle
According to police reports Sarah Badshaw would arrange to test drive a 2022 Porsche Cayenne from a private owner. Once inside of the vehicle Badshaw would suddenly reverse the SUV and would strike the owner before fleeing
Sarah Badshaw would eventually turn herself over to police and has been charged with dangerous operation of a vehicle causing bodily harm, theft of motor vehicle, failing to remain after an accident resulting in bodily harm and with driving without a licence.
According to police this is not the first time Sarah Badshaw has been charged in relation to fraud
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Peel Regional Police (PRP) have made an arrest in a brazen auto theft that was caught on camera earlier this month.
Officers say 18-year-old Sarah Badshaw of Brampton turned herself into authorities on Thursday after investigators began circulating a video allegedly showing her driving off with a man’s Porsche and striking him with the vehicle.
PRP said Badshaw attended the victim’s residence in the Winston Churchill and Eglinton Avenue area in Mississauga around 2 p.m. on Sept. 6 to inquire about an ad on Auto Trader concerning the sale of a 2022 Porsche Cayenne.
A doorbell camera recorded Badshaw as she arrived at the home.
“Hello, I am here for the Porsche,” she is heard saying at the door. “I am waiting for my dad, so [could I] take a look [at the car]?”
Additional video surveillance shows the seller in his driveway with Badshaw in the Porsche Cayenne. As he walks to the rear, she allegedly quickly reverses the car, knocking him down and injuring the man. Police believe an accomplice was at the scene
Sarah Badshaw is facing numerous charges, including dangerous operation of a vehicle causing bodily harm, theft, failure to remain at the scene of an accident, and driving without a licence.
PRP said she had been charged with prior fraud related offences in Peel and is wanted by other police agencies in the Greater Toronto Area for separate investigations.
Authorities believe she was with an accomplice who was waiting in a separate vehicle, which was captured in the surveillance footage.
Investigators are anticipating additional arrests and encourage anyone with information to contact police.
Brian Crossman Jr is an alleged killer from Vermont who has been charged with the murders of his father, stepmother and stepbrother
According to police reports Brian Crossman Jr allegedly fatally shot 46-year-old Brian Crossman Sr.; his stepmother, 41-year-old Erica (Pawlusiak) Crossman; and his 13-year-old stepbrother, Colin Taft.
Following the triple homicide Brian Crossman Jr would flee and would ultimately be arrested in New York State. Now he is being held without bond as the extradition process back to Vermont begins
Police in Vermont are still trying to figure out why the twenty two year old would fatally shoot the three victims
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UPDATE: Brian Crossman Jr., 22, of Granville, New York, made an initial appearance Friday afternoon in Warren County Court in Lake George, New York, on a charge of being a fugitive from justice.
The charge relates to an arrest warrant for him obtained by the Vermont State Police on three counts of aggravated murder arising from the Sept. 15, 2024, triple homicide of his father, stepmother and stepbrother in Pawlet, Vermont.
Crossman Jr. was remanded to the Warren County Jail without bail pending another hearing in New York court next week. Arrangements for his extradition to Vermont remain pending.
The Vermont State Police on Friday, Sept. 20, 2024, obtained an arrest warrant for the suspect in the killings of three people last weekend in Pawlet.
Brian Crossman Jr., 23, of Granville, N.Y., faces three counts of aggravated murder arising from the fatal shootings of his father, 46-year-old Brian Crossman Sr.; his stepmother, 41-year-old Erica (Pawlusiak) Crossman; and his 13-year-old stepbrother, Colin Taft. Evidence shows the killings occurred early Sunday morning, Sept. 15, inside the family home on Vermont Route 133 that Crossman Sr. shared with his wife and stepson.
After the Vermont warrant was issued, the New York State Police located Crossman Jr. and took him into custody. He is being detained without bail pending an appearance before a New York judge and the initiation of proceedings for his extradition to Vermont. His initial court appearance in New York was expected to occur at 2:30 p.m. Friday in Glens Falls. The timing of his return to Vermont currently is unknown.
The Vermont State Police investigation identified significant evidence that linked Crossman Jr. to the killings, including digital information, statements, injuries, and various interviews. The case is outlined in an affidavit of probable cause in support of the arrest warrant, which is filed with the Criminal Division of Vermont Superior Court in Rutland.
VSP worked closely throughout this investigation with the office of Rutland County State’s Attorney Ian Sullivan. Investigators thank the greater Pawlet community for their continued patience and understanding as this case unfolded throughout the week
No additional information from the Vermont State Police is available at this time. VSP will send an updated release once Crossman Jr.’s arraignment in Vermont has been scheduled.
Briley Turner is an alleged killer from Indiana who has been charged with the murder of Michael Hodge
According to police reports Briley Turner and Micheal Hodge were involved in an argument when Briley would attack Michael with a bat and a tool used to plug holes in flat tires
Michael Hodge would be rushed to the hospital however he would eventually pass away from his injuries.
Briley Turner who was arrested and was initially charged with attempted murder is now facing murder charges and possibly life in prison. Turner who initially claimed the attack was in self defense however Hodge would tell police a completely different story and the evidence collected at the crime scene points to murder.
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A 25-year-old Bloomington woman, Briley Turner, is now facing a murder charge following the death of a man she allegedly stabbed in August. The victim, 36-year-old Michael Hodge, succumbed to his injuries on Wednesday at an Indianapolis hospital.
Turner, who was already in custody on charges of attempted murder, a Level 1 felony, and aggravated battery, a Level 3 felony, saw her charges amended by the Monroe County Prosecutor on Friday to include murder, elevating the severity of her case.
The incident unfolded on Sunday, August 18, at Kinser Flats Apartments. Bloomington police responded to a domestic dispute call around 7 p.m. after the caller reported hearing a woman yelling and a man screaming for help. Upon arrival, officers had to force entry into the apartment when no one answered.
Inside, they discovered a gruesome scene. Court documents reveal that Turner was found lying on the couch covered in blood. Hodge was located in the bathroom with multiple stab wounds. Police also recovered several bloodied items, including a kitchen knife, a tire plug tool with a metal spike, and a baseball bat.
Both Turner and Hodge were initially transported to IU Health Bloomington Hospital. Hodge’s injuries were extensive, including stab wounds near his collarbone, ribs, scrotum, thigh, hip, and buttocks. He also suffered cuts and punctures to his abdomen and neck, as well as a broken left arm. Hodge told police that Turner had attacked him with a baseball bat and then stabbed him repeatedly as they were about to take a shower, stating there had been no argument or apparent reason for the assault.
Turner refused to speak with police at length. However, court documents note that she made statements suggesting self-defense, saying, “He tried to get me” and “He tried to put that stuff down my throat. I don’t know what he put in my throat, and I had to defend myself, dude.” Doctors observed that Turner had older bruises on her legs and sides, as well as blood on her hands and arms, but was otherwise unharmed.
The case has taken a tragic turn with Hodge’s death, escalating the charges against Briley Turner. If convicted of murder, she could face a significantly longer sentence than the potential 20 to 40 years for attempted murder and three to 16 years for aggravated battery under Indiana sentencing guidelines
Carly Gregg is an accused killer from Mississippi whose trial began this week in the murder of her mother Ashley Smylie and the attempted murder of her stepfather Heath Smylie
According to police reports Carly Gregg, who was fourteen at the time of the murder, would fatally shoot her mother Ashley Smylie
After she shot and killed her mother Carly Gregg allegedly invited a friend over and asked the friend if she wanted to see a dead body. Gregg then led the other teen to view the body
The friend would tell police shortly after she heard several gunshots and this is when police allege that Carly Gregg had shot her stepfather Heath Smylie
Heath Smylie would phone police who would arrest Carly Gregg a short distance away from the home
Carly Gregg would be charged with murder and attempted murder as well as other charges
Prosecutors would offer Carly a forty year sentence if she would plead guilty to the charges she was facing. However the now fifteen year old girl would turn it down and elect to go to trial where if she is convicted could face life in prison
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Day 1 of the Carly Madison Gregg murder trial began with a somber atmosphere in the Rankin County Courthouse as the prosecution presented evidence to the jury, including a 911 call recording and body cam footage after the March shootings.
Gregg, 15, is accused of murdering her 40-year-old mother, Ashley Smylie, and attempting to murder her stepfather, Heath Smylie, on March 19 at the family’s Brandon home in the 200 block of Ashton Way. Gregg was 14 at the time of the alleged offense.
Gregg, who was dressed in a white dress with gold buttons, appeared to become emotional frequently throughout her Monday court appearance.
Around 3:20 p.m., the state called its first witness, Rankin County Dispatcher Kevin Collins, to testify about a 911 call from Heath which lasted about six minutes.
On the call, played inside the courtroom, Heath can be heard sounding hysterical and frantic saying Gregg shot him and killed her mother.
As the recording played, Gregg held her head downward. Gregg often rubbed her nose, letting out light whimpers with her shoulders shaking.
Later on in the audio, Heath can be heard saying, “God, why?”
As the call continued to play, Heath can be heard on the recording letting out more cries as he said he found Ashley’s deceased body in Gregg’s room.
At the same time inside the courtroom, Gregg was handed a tissue box. Gregg used the tissues to wipe her face.
Gregg appeared to become more emotional when prosecutors played the bodycam footage of the first deputy who arrived at the scene on March 19. The deputy was identified as Rankin County Patrol Deputy Hunter Lewis.
Lewis said when he arrived at the Brandon home, the front door was locked. While outside the door, Lewis testified that he heard someone screaming “hysterically” inside of the house. Lewis said that person was soon identified as Heath, who the deputy deemed “upset.”
The bodycam footage playing inside the courtroom showed Heath falling to the ground while telling Lewis that his wife, Ashley, was deceased inside the house. Heath told the deputy that he sustained a gunshot wound. Heath also told the deputy that Gregg ran out the back of the house after the shootings.
Bodycam footage showed Lewis making his way through the house where he found Ashley, lying straight on her back in Gregg’s room with a bloody towel draped over her face.
Lewis said he lifted the towel discovering Ashley had “a bullet in her head.”
The jury members sat in their chairs watching as the bodycam footage played on a monitor for 30 to 40 minutes before being cut off by the prosecutors.
After the jury was selected Monday, opening statements were presented before the first witness was called.
Katheryn Newman, one of the state prosecutors, began painting a picture to the jury about Gregg’s “secret life,” including a boyfriend, a secret phone, social media accounts and self-harm.
On the morning of March 19, Newman said Gregg and her mother rode together to Northwest Rankin High School. Gregg was a student, and Ashley was a teacher at the school.
Newman said on school grounds, Gregg got into an altercation with one of her friends, “cursing him out.” Newman said the friend was “so worried” about Gregg’s “marijuana use” that he sent an email to Ashley describing what he knew. Newman said the friend felt the “need to intervene.”
At approximately 3:30 p.m., Newman said Gregg and Ashley arrive back at the house. Newman said moments after arriving at the home, Ashley “took some items” out of Gregg’s bedroom. Newman identified one of those items as “four boxes that contained vape pens.”
Sometime after, Gregg allegedly shot her mother with a .357 Magnum gun she was concealing behind her back. Newman said one projectile was removed from Ashley’s brain and another from Ashley’s neck which matched the ballistics from the weapon Gregg used in the shooting. Newman said Gregg’s hands also tested positive for gunshot residue.
Newman said Gregg also called a friend, who came over. Gregg allegedly asked the friend if they were “squeamish around dead bodies” before showing the friend Smylie’s deceased body.
“I put three in my mom, three more for my stepdad,” said Newman, referring to an alleged statement Gregg made to the friend.
Defense Attorney Bridget Todd disputed the claims made by the prosecutors in her opening statement, stating Gregg “loved her mother” and was “a good student.”
Todd said jurors will hear from Heath, who is expected to stand beside Gregg. According to Todd, Heath believes Gregg didn’t recognize him when he came home. Todd said Heath believes the teen was terrified.
Todd told the jury that evidence will show that Gregg and her mother were “worried” that the teenager had the same mental illness that her father had.
Todd said, “while the events on March 19 were tragic,” they were not “intentional.” The defense’s plea is insanity.
If convicted, Gregg faces a potential sentence of life in prison. She previously turned down a plea deal offered by prosecutors that would have sent her to prison for 40 years.
Trial is set to resume at 8:30 a.m. Tuesday, Sept. 17.
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