Jamie Frevele is a journalist at Mediaite. She focuses on crime and justice, particularly exploring themes related to the judicial system, white-collar crime, and juvenile justice. Jamie's work has been featured in notable outlets such as NewsNow.co.uk, Wonkette, Law & Crime, and Marvel Entertainment.
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By: Jamie Frevele
Police interviewed staff at the massage parlor, who said Rempuszewski came in without an appointment about 36 minutes before his children were found. He allegedly requested a 30-minute session. According to the complaint, surveillance cameras captured Rempuszewski entering the massage parlor by himself.
By: Jamie Frevele
An Iowa nursing home faced penalties after a nurse failed to provide a patient with the care she needed, resulting in the patient's death, according to state officials.
By: Jamie Frevele
Burns-Cross was arrested in July 2023 and charged with first-degree murder and felony weapons charges, which were dropped when she pleaded no contest to second-degree murder.
By: Jamie Frevele
According to court documents, police said Rodriguez claimed that he had a blinking yellow arrow at an intersection and made the turn. He told police he did not see Lucker-Milan's motorcycle when he turned.
By: Jamie Frevele
A second Wisconsin woman linked to the shooting of a 9-year-old girl will avoid prison time.
By: Jamie Frevele
The nurses told police that Smith was "pacing" and "getting agitated on the phone" during an argument as he approached them at their break table.
By: Jamie Frevele
A Florida woman lost her job at Walmart after police said she kept a winning lottery ticket from an elderly customer.
By: Jamie Frevele
A Florida man is behind bars after police said he held a teenage girl against her will and forced her inside a clothes dryer.
By: Jamie Frevele
According to the sheriff's office, the notebook belonged to Conely, whose relationship with the juvenile suspect was not made clear. Police said their investigation determined that "two detailed murder plots" were concocted by Conely and the juvenile that targeted the juvenile's family.
By: Jamie Frevele
According to the Times-Union, Joycelynn suffered from a lice infestation so severe that she became anemic. Samantha Dylewski said the little girl "fought her too much when she tried to apply treatment." The little girl's teeth were black and rotten, her hair matted, and she had clonidine, a blood pressure medication, in her system at the time of her death.
