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 said Sophia's sister acknowledged that Olvera "lied about the firearm being a toy" and said he should never have brought it to her family's house.
A judge granted a motion by Colt Gray's defense attorney to move his trial out of Atlanta, Georgia, after the prosecution did not object.
By: Jamie Frevele
A Pennsylvania woman allegedly pretended to have cancer and received money from her community that she used for trips abroad.
By: Jamie Frevele
An Ohio man allegedly got a sudden wake-up call last month when he received an unexpected visit from his ex-wife in the middle of the night.
By: Jamie Frevele
Similarities between the two cases led authorities to reopen the 2018 case, which led to a first-degree murder charge against Sheppard while she was serving her other life sentence.
By: Jamie Frevele
An Alaska man on his way home from work earlier this month nearly lost his life during a road rage incident.
By: Jamie Frevele
A New York man who admitted to killing his girlfriend and 11-year-old son has learned his sentence.
By: Jamie Frevele
Police said there were flies buzzing around the property, and when no one answered the door, they believed someone had died inside.
By: Jamie Frevele
Prosecutors said Kenneth Cissell and Roberta Cissell, Colton Cissell's father and stepmother, knew he had explosive material in the house at the time of the explosion.
By: Jamie Frevele
Without identifying the other person or the connection between them and McClure, police said that McClure had hit the other person with her hands and pulled the other person's hair. After the first part of the alleged attack, McClure then "sprayed lighter fluid into the face, eyes, and body of" the other person.
