To view original article click here NBC News Story by Daniel Arkin April 27, 2023 Todd and Lisa Sturgeon knew their son was dealing with mental health issues. But before Connor Sturgeon, 25, opened fire at a bank in downtown Louisville, they never fathomed that he could carry out an act of such horrific … [Read more...] about Parents of gunman who killed five at a Louisville bank wracked by grief and confusion — (NBC News)
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James Fields Jr.: A neo-Nazi’s violent, rage-fueled journey to Charlottesville — (The Chicago Tribune)
To view original article click here The Chicago Tribune Abigail Hauslohner, Paul Duggan, Jack Gillum and Aaron C. DavisWashington Post August 18, 2017, 7:32 pm Florence, KY Late in his senior year of high school, James Fields Jr. was excitedly mapping his future, hoping to join the Army right after graduation. Although his political and … [Read more...] about James Fields Jr.: A neo-Nazi’s violent, rage-fueled journey to Charlottesville — (The Chicago Tribune)
Judge says he doesn’t believe defendant intended to kill wife — (Kentucky New Era)
To view original article click here Kentucky New Era By Meredith Willse, New Era staff writer Dec 4, 2014 Judge Andrew Self found a former Fort Campbell soldier accused of murder in shooting death of his wife guilty of second-degree manslaughter Thursday in Christian Circuit Court. The defendant, Michael D. Korolevich, 35, had requested a bench trial in which there is no … [Read more...] about Judge says he doesn’t believe defendant intended to kill wife — (Kentucky New Era)
Accountant who fled to Appalachian Trail pleads guilty to wire fraud in Ohio embezzling case — (Access WDUN.com)
To view original article click here Access WDUN.com Posted 8:16PM on Friday 23rd October 2015 By The Associated Press CINCINNATI (AP) — A Kentucky accountant who spent much of six years as a fugitive hiking the Appalachian Trail pleaded guilty Friday to a wire fraud count and agreed to pay back money embezzled in an $8.7 million case. Federal authorities will drop 74 … [Read more...] about Accountant who fled to Appalachian Trail pleads guilty to wire fraud in Ohio embezzling case — (Access WDUN.com)
EXCLUSIVE: Death of country music star Eddie Montgomery’s son linked to overdose, as mom admits he was depressed after splitting with his fiancée but had recently passed a drug test — (Daily Mail)
To view original article click here Daily Mail By Paul Thompson In Lexington, Kentucky For Dailymail.com Published: 16:57 GMT, 30 September 2015 | Updated: 19:36 GMT, 30 September 2015 Hunter Montgomery, 19, died Sunday after his parents took him off life support at a Lexington, Kentucky hospital A source close to the family claims the teenager may have been … [Read more...] about EXCLUSIVE: Death of country music star Eddie Montgomery’s son linked to overdose, as mom admits he was depressed after splitting with his fiancée but had recently passed a drug test — (Daily Mail)
YouTube suicide note sends JCPS scrambling — (Louisville Courier-Journal)
To view original article click here Louisville Courier-Journal Antoinette Konz, The Courier-Journal; 10:30 a.m. EDT April 16, 2014 A 3-minute video suicide note posted on YouTube by a 16-year-old Louisville Male High School student who killed herself moments later left Jefferson County Public Schools officials scrambling Tuesday to try to protect other students from the … [Read more...] about YouTube suicide note sends JCPS scrambling — (Louisville Courier-Journal)
Double-murder suspect Mahmoud Hindi commits suicide in jail — (The Courier-Journal)
To view original article click here The Courier-Journal By Antoinette Konz, The Courier-Journal Published 7:14 p.m. ET Oct. 19, 2013 | Updated 8:34 p.m. ET Oct. 19, 2013 Mahmoud Hindi with defense attorney Mike Lemke. November 2nd, 2012 (Photo: Kylene White/ The Courier-Journal) The man awaiting trial on charges that he murdered two other men during a … [Read more...] about Double-murder suspect Mahmoud Hindi commits suicide in jail — (The Courier-Journal)
Now Antidepressant-Induced Chronic Depression Has a Name: Tardive Dysphoria — (Psychology Today)
To view original article click here Psychology Today Robert Whitaker Posted Jun 30, 2011 Three recently published papers, along with a report by a Minnesota group on health outcomes in that state, provide new reason to mull over this question: Do antidepressants worsen the long-term course of depression? As I wrote in Anatomy of an Epidemic, I believe there … [Read more...] about Now Antidepressant-Induced Chronic Depression Has a Name: Tardive Dysphoria — (Psychology Today)
GARTRELL v. COMMONWEALTH — (Leagle)
To view complete original transcript click here Leagle MONTECARLO GARTRELL APPELLANT, V. COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY APPELLEE. No. 2009-CA-001080-MR.Court of Appeals of Kentucky. October 29, 2010 LAMBERT, SENIOR JUDGE Montecarlo Gartrell, proceeding pro se, appeals from a judgment of the Boone Circuit Court denying his petition for postconviction relief filed pursuant to … [Read more...] about GARTRELL v. COMMONWEALTH — (Leagle)
DENNIS WADE SUTTLES vs. STATE OF TENNESSEE — (COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS OF TENNESSEE)
To view complete trial transcript click here COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS OF TENNESSEE AT KNOXVILLE June 29, 2010 Session DENNIS WADE SUTTLES v. STATE OF TENNESSEE Criminal Court for Knox County No. 72245 Mary Beth Leibowitz, Judge No. E2008-02146-CCA-R3-PD - Filed April 29, 2011 The Petitioner, Dennis Wade Suttles, appeals from the judgment of the Knox County Criminal Court … [Read more...] about DENNIS WADE SUTTLES vs. STATE OF TENNESSEE — (COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS OF TENNESSEE)