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Man Pleads Guilty in 2023 Killing of Hiker, Deal Likely Bars Death Penalty

The guilty pleas move the case to a December 4, 2026, sentencing that prosecutors say will end pursuit of capital punishment.

Mother Pleads Guilty to Murder After Shooting 11-Month-Old Son

Luigi Mangione Admits He Shot and Killed UnitedHealthcare CEO

Port Huron Father Pleads Guilty to Killing 17-Year-Old Son and Shooting Two Other Children

Trainee Doctor to Plead Guilty Over Hidden Toilet and Shower Cameras

Pooh Shiesty Pleads Not Guilty in Federal Kidnapping Case Tied to Gucci Mane

Mohamed Soliman to Plead Guilty to Colorado State Charges in Boulder Firebombing

Jay Bryant Pleads Guilty to Aiding 2002 Murder of Run‑DMC’s Jam Master Jay

Rex Heuermann Expected to Enter Guilty Plea in Gilgo Beach Murders on April 8

Cleveland Mother Pleads Not Guilty in Suitcase Deaths of Two Daughters

Judge Rejects Death-Penalty Plea From Arizona Pastor’s Accused Killer

Judge Rejects Plea Attempts in New River Pastor Killing Case

Kansas City Neighbor Killing: Suspect Pleads Not Guilty as Mayor Seeks Review

Beyoncé Tour Hard‑Drive Theft Suspect Pleads Not Guilty in Fulton County

Little Rock Daycare Owner Pleads Not Guilty in Infant's Homicide, Held Without Bond

Columbus Woman Pleads Guilty to Killing Four Men in Fentanyl Overdose Scheme

Colorado Judge Accepts Revised Plea Deals in Return to Nature Funeral Home Case

‘El Chapo’ Son Joaquín Guzmán López to Plead Guilty in Chicago on Dec. 1

Daniel Billings Pleads Guilty to the Murder of Molly Ticehurst

Cullum, Twombly Plead Not Guilty in Oklahoma Killings of Kansas Mothers as 2026 Trials Are Set