For too long, this country’s criminal legal system has perpetuated violence, brutality, and murder, with Black people bearing the brunt. While methods may change, the underlying outcomes remain the ...

In the U.S., individuals can face the death penalty even when their guilt is not proven beyond a reasonable doubt. A ...

Last month, the state of Missouri executed 55-year-old Marcellus Williams, who spent two decades in prison, despite prosecutors’ efforts to overturn his conviction for the 1998 murder of Felicia Gayle ...

This October marks 30 years since the introduction of the Škoda Felicia, a car that symbolized a new era for the Czech automaker. As the first model developed after Škoda’s partnership with Volkswagen ...

The 55-year-old was accused and convicted of the murder of 42-year-old reporter Felicia Gayle in 2001. Felicia Gayle was murdered in 1981 and her murder was linked to Marcellus Williams through the ...

Williams spent 20 years on death row after being found guilty in 2003 of killing Felicia Gayle ... connecting Williams to the murder weapon after new testing was conducted in 2016. The original ...

Felicia Hudson, who was working as a custodial operations manager at the college was shot by a co-worker at their workplace Monday night. Hudson’s son, Patrick Buckley, said he wished none of it ...

in 1977 who was convicted of the murder and mutilation of a librarian ... was executed in the killing of a newspaper reporter named Felicia Gayle in 2001, despite the fact that his DNA didn ...

She was identified as Felicia Hudson, 54 ... Police said Dean “had a history of arrests including for attempted murder in 2011 and an assault with a deadly weapon, a firearm, in 2019.

There is no doubt that Williams was innocent of the 1998 murder of St. Louis reporter Felicia Gayle. None of the physical evidence—bloody fingerprints, footprints and hairs—tied him to the ...

Felicia Hudson, 54, was shot Monday by a coworker ... including one for attempted murder in 2011 and assault with a deadly weapon in 2019. But his convictions were only for misdemeanor property ...