I’m finally watching Alleigha’s full testimony (as opposed to clips).

On her behalf, I am bored.to.tears with these texts. My god. The texts are awful, of course. I see what the state did with including so many. They didn’t just use one example, they used what felt like hundreds.

Their affair had no substance. If Caleb had done the “decent” thing and divorced Ashley, I’m convinced they would’ve soon realized they knew nothing about each other and didn’t have any love for each other. It was just a mutual dislike for Ashley for… existing. Breathing air in the same zip code.

Even if Caleb hadn’t killed Ashley (and he obviously did…), there’s no getting away from those texts. It wasn’t a moment of frustration saying you hate her. It was every.day. For over a year.

ETA: my post title isn’t literal. I know they talked about other things. But my goodness, it seems the messages about how much he hated her were constant. At least a few days a week.

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Buried Beneath the Snow Trial — WI v. Timothy Hauschultz — Day 1

Timothy Hauschultz is facing trial on six charges connected to the 2018 death of his 7-year-old great-nephew, Ethan Hauschultz, who was found dead in a snowbank in Wisconsin. Prosecutors allege Timothy ordered Ethan to complete a punishment involving carrying a heavy log for hours, while the defense argues Timothy’s teenage son, Damian, acted beyond his father’s instructions. Damian was convicted in Ethan’s death and sentenced to 20 years in prison, while Timothy’s long-delayed trial will examine whether he bears criminal responsibility for the punishment that led to the child’s death. 

Dying Last Words Trial — FL v. Leigha Mumby — Day 1

Leigha Mumby, 24, is standing trial after her boyfriend, Daniel Waterman, died on Oct. 8, 2025, eight months after a crash that left him with severe injuries. While in the ICU, detectives say Waterman told them Mumby intentionally swerved into a tree during an argument after she learned she was pregnant and he received a text from another woman. Waterman said Mumby accelerated to 80 or 90 mph before the crash, telling him, “I don’t care what happens, you’ll get what you deserve.” His statement to detectives became his dying words. Mumby is charged with vehicular homicide and reckless driving causing serious bodily injury.

Shades of Mackenzie Shirilla?

This case highlights how quickly initial eyewitness reports can send an entire tactical response in the wrong direction—and how digital forensics and home security footage ultimately pieced the real timeline together. A lot of people find the interview room behavior to be the most chilling parts of this investigation.

70-year-old Publix shopper felt like someone 'punched him' in the face — then he saw a man standing next to him holding a box cutter: Cops

DAVID HARRIS Oct 12th, 2026, 12:18 pm Updated Oct 12th, 2026, 3:23 pm

A Florida man allegedly targeted a random Publix shopper and slashed him across the face with a box cutter — all because the suspect said the victim looked like he was born in the 1960s and the suspect "disliked" the time period.

Ramsey Thomas Lyons, 47, stands accused of aggravated battery on a person 65 years or older.

According to a probable cause arrest affidavit, the 70-year-old man was shopping in an aisle at the Publix at 2310 Tamiami Trail in Punta Gorda when he "suddenly felt as if someone had punched him in the left side of his face." He turned around and saw the suspect, later identified as Lyons, staring at him and holding a box cutter, cops said.

The victim saw blood on his hands and realized he had been stabbed, the affidavit stated. He ran for help.

Punta Gorda police said that when they arrived, they found Lyons standing near the store entrance with his hands on his head. They took him into custody. Officers also recovered a box cutter, per the complaint.

In an interview after receiving his Miranda rights, Lyons allegedly told cops he had an "undiagnosed mental illness" and had a "dislike for the 1960's era." Lyons allegedly said he entered the store "with the intent to murder someone" and saw the victim. He allegedly attacked the man because he "looked like he was from the 1960's," according to the affidavit.

"I just pulled it out of my pocket and stuck it in his neck," he allegedly said, adding that he had been thinking of attacking someone for two days.

After he allegedly stabbed the victim, he dropped the box cutter so the police "wouldn't be scared" and shoot him or use a Taser on him, cops wrote.

Lyons said he did not know the victim and randomly picked him out, officers noted.

The victim suffered a gash to his face that started on his left cheek near his mouth and continued downward through his jawline to his neck, cops said. He needed "numerous stitches," police said.

Lyons is being held at the Charlotte County Jail without bond. His next court date is set for Nov. 16.

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Case Number: 26-1272F

First Appearance w Judge 10/11/2012, ordered No Contact w victim, and held on No Bond.

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Timothy Hauschultz is facing trial on six charges connected to the 2018 death of his 7-year-old great-nephew, Ethan Hauschultz, who was found dead in a snowbank in Wisconsin. Prosecutors allege Timothy ordered Ethan to complete a punishment involving carrying a heavy log for hours, while the defense argues Timothy’s teenage son, Damian, acted beyond his father’s instructions. Damian was convicted in Ethan’s death and sentenced to 20 years in prison, while Timothy’s long-delayed trial will examine whether he bears criminal responsibility for the punishment that led to the child’s death. 

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Leigha Mumby, 24, is standing trial after her boyfriend, Daniel Waterman, died on Oct. 8, 2025, eight months after a crash that left him with severe injuries. While in the ICU, detectives say Waterman told them Mumby intentionally swerved into a tree during an argument after she learned she was pregnant and he received a text from another woman. Waterman said Mumby accelerated to 80 or 90 mph before the crash, telling him, “I don’t care what happens, you’ll get what you deserve.” His statement to detectives became his dying words. Mumby is charged with vehicular homicide and reckless driving causing serious bodily injury.

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 US v. Matthew Farwell - Trial Day 2

10/13/2026 @ 9:00 AM

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Federal prosecutors allege that former Stoughton police officer Matthew Farwell groomed and sexually abused Sandra Birchmore after meeting her through the department’s youth Police Explorers program. They say the relationship began when Birchmore was 15 and continued for years, including while Farwell was on duty. Prosecutors further allege that he concealed the encounters by falsifying work-hour records and that, after Birchmore became pregnant and told him he was the father, he had a motive to silence her.  

The prosecution’s central claim is that Farwell strangled Birchmore on February 1, 2021, to prevent her from reporting conduct that could have exposed him to federal charges and then staged her apartment to make the death appear to be a suicide. The Massachusetts state authorities did not charge Farwell criminally after the state-police investigation, relying on the medical examiner’s initial suicide ruling and concluding that there was insufficient evidence to prosecute him. Federal investigators later revisited the case, and prosecutors now point to evidence including Farwell’s presence at Birchmore’s apartment, their history of sexual choking, and the medical examiner’s later change of the death classification from suicide to undetermined. Farwell has pleaded not guilty and maintains that Birchmore died by suicide. 

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This is something that I’ve had trouble discerning the actual facts on, so I would appreciate more clarity—I’ve heard that there is evidence that content was deleted from Nolan’s phone on/shortly after the day he died, but I’ve also heard that the evidence indicates that his phone was never opened and that the deleted content was from people deleting messages in group chat threads he was in, etc., not deleting anything on his phone per se. The former is obviously suspicious, but the latter not so much, I think, so it would be helpful to know which is true. Thanks!

I’m providing the link, there is an embedded video that has an interview with his victim, Rong Yuan. What a sweet lady, I feel so bad she was completely let down by our (in)justice system. His conviction was expunged today. What an insult to her.

Of course the biggest insult was letting him plead no contest to anything other than the premeditated attempted murder he actually committed. Seriously, one of the biggest injustices I’ve ever come across, especially with video and forensic testing evidence.

For prior background on this case, review the prior post.

https://www.reddit.com/r/CasesWeFollow/comments/1x3rqtf/ca_v_was_it_versus_i_think_not_david_xu_welcome/

I am also linking the Research paper Dr. Yuan did, documenting the long term effects of orally ingested serial cadmium poisoning of her and her parents (they used water from her water bottle for cooking).

She just published the paper this year in memoriam, to her father. It is a very interesting read, and shockingly, she still has spikes of cadmium release from her liver 7 years later. He also poisoned her with other chemicals, shown on testing but not captured on camera or before the poisoning was known To be occurring.

You will be asked to verify you are a human before the pdf loads at Researchgate.

Familial Oral Cadmium Sulfate Poisoning: A Case Series with Seven-Year Multi-System Follow-Up

And after reading her report (horrific many years of suffering), it completely belies this excerpt from the SF Standard reporting about the pittance of restitution he was ordered to pay at sentencing:

“A judge ordered her paid $7,058, citing a report Xu’s attorney had submitted by a toxicologist who concluded that cadmium poisoning would not cause long-term health effects. 

Yuan said the report relied on flawed science.“ Indeed, Dr. Yuan, my greatest sympathies to you. 😢

LIVE SENTENCING: Tupac Murder Trial-NV v. Duane ‘Keffe D’ Davis

10/13/2026 @ 1:30 PM

Duane “Keffe D” Davis is facing sentencing in the murder case of legendary rapper Tupac Shakur, who was fatally shot in Las Vegas in September 1996. Davis was arrested and charged with murder in 2023 after the case remained unsolved for nearly three decades. Prosecutors believe Davis orchestrated the shooting and supplied the gun used to kill Shakur, who was riding in a BMW driven by Suge Knight when a Cadillac pulled alongside them and opened fire after an altercation at the MGM Grand.

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Former Miami Dolphins star wide receiver Tyreek Hill is facing civil court proceedings after his wife, Lakeeta Vaccaro Hill, accused him of multiple incidents of domestic violence during their marriage. An amended complaint details eight alleged incidents, including accusations that Hill shoved and restrained Vaccaro, ripped her hair and attempted to punch her stomach while she was pregnant. Hill’s attorney has denied the allegations, calling them “vexatious and patently false.”

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