Hollywood Exec's Son Accused of Triple Murder Appears in Court
Samuel Haskell IV's arraignment postponed as he faces charges for the alleged murder of his wife and in-laws.
- Samuel Haskell IV, son of a prominent Hollywood executive, is accused of killing his wife, Mei Li Haskell, and her parents, Gaoshan Li and Yanxiang Wang.
- Haskell IV made his first court appearance shirtless, with his arraignment postponed to January 12, 2024.
- The victims were last seen around November 6, and Haskell IV allegedly hired laborers to remove heavy bags from his home the following day.
- A dismembered torso, believed to belong to Mei Li, was found in a dumpster miles away from their home.
- Haskell IV faces a maximum sentence of life in prison without parole if convicted.