Attempted Murder

SC Woman Charged with Attempted Murder After Late-Term Abortion Attempt: Fallout from Restrictive Laws

A 20-year-old South Carolina woman, Jocelyn Byrum, was arrested and charged with attempted murder and unlawful neglect of a child. Police reports state that Byrum admitted to taking medication to induce labor at 27 weeks, with the intention of terminating her pregnancy. After giving birth, Byrum allegedly did not provide aid or seek medical assistance for the newborn. The infant was taken to a hospital and was last reported to be in critical condition, while Byrum was denied bond following her arrest.

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Antonio Brown Arrested on Attempted Murder Charge Following Miami Shooting

According to Miami police, former NFL player Antonio Brown has been arrested in Dubai on an attempted murder charge related to a shooting following a boxing event. Brown was taken into custody by U.S. Marshals and is being held in New Jersey pending extradition to Miami. The arrest warrant alleges Brown fired shots at a man after a prior altercation, with one bullet grazing the victim’s neck. A conviction for the second-degree attempted murder charge carries a potential 15-year prison sentence. Brown, who played in the NFL for 12 years, has faced previous legal issues, including battery, domestic violence charges, and failure to pay child support.

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Mushroom Murderer: Poisoned Husband with Pasta, Cookies, and Curry, Court Hears

Following the conviction of Erin Patterson for the murder of three relatives using a toxic mushroom-laced meal, previously suppressed allegations of attempted murder against her estranged husband have been made public. Simon Patterson testified in pre-trial hearings, detailing a pattern of suspected poisoning attempts spanning several years, starting with pasta and curry. He recounted several instances where he became severely ill after consuming food prepared by Patterson, including episodes that resulted in hospitalizations and coma. Though the charges related to Simon Patterson were dropped before the trial, the released information reveals a history of suspected poisoning attempts.

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ICE Facility Attack: Is the Texas Incident a False Flag? Scrutiny and Suspicion Mount

On July 4th, eleven individuals were arrested following a “planned ambush” at an ICE facility in Alvarado, Texas. The suspects, mostly from North Texas, are accused of attempting to kill ICE corrections officers, according to law enforcement. The coordinated attack involved individuals in military-style clothing using fireworks to lure officers outside and a gunman who shot an Alvarado police officer in the neck. Ten suspects face attempted murder of a federal officer charges, while one is charged with obstruction of justice.

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Wisconsin Couple Charged with Attempted Murder in Dating App Poison Plot

Paul VanDuyne Jr. and Andrea Whitaker, a Wisconsin couple, face attempted murder charges for allegedly poisoning two women VanDuyne previously dated. The victims, who met VanDuyne through dating apps, reported experiencing illnesses caused by thallium, cyanide, and hydrogen sulfide. Prosecutors claim the couple, who met online, plotted to poison the victims using various toxins, including abrin created from rosary peas. Bail has been set at $10 million for VanDuyne and $4 million for Whitaker.

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Antonio Brown Faces Attempted Murder Charge

Former NFL wide receiver Antonio Brown is facing an attempted murder charge with a firearm stemming from a shooting incident at a Miami celebrity boxing event. A warrant alleges Brown fired shots at a man following an altercation, with witnesses identifying Brown as the shooter and shell casings found at the scene. While Brown claims he was assaulted and acted in self-defense, the warrant mandates a $10,000 bond and house arrest. This latest incident adds to Brown’s history of off-field legal issues, marking a significant decline from his once-promising NFL career.

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Beanie Babies Mogul’s Home Invasion Leaves Woman in Coma

The violent break-in at the Montecito home of Beanie Babies mogul Ty Warner on May 21st left a woman in a coma. The victim, identified in court documents as L. Malek-Aslanian, was rushed to a local hospital after suffering severe brain injuries. The attack was so brutal it rendered her comatose.

This horrific incident involved a home invasion and subsequent assault. Court filings allege that the perpetrator, a Nevada man, entered Warner’s mansion with the intention of burglary. He’s accused of holding Malek-Aslanian against her will and violently assaulting her, resulting in the grievous bodily harm she sustained. The severity of the attack and the victim’s vulnerability are key elements highlighted in the criminal complaint.… Continue reading

Colorado Springs Shooting: Six Injured, Suspect Released on Bond

Deomni Myers, 25, surrendered to Colorado Springs Police following a Saturday shooting on Potter Drive that left six individuals injured. Myers faces charges of attempted first-degree murder stemming from an argument that escalated into gunfire. While five victims are in stable condition, one remains in critical but stable condition. Myers has been released on bond, and authorities urge anyone with information to contact the Colorado Springs Police Department or Pikes Peak Crime Stoppers.

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Rushdie Attacker Sentenced: 25 Years for Attempted Murder

Hadi Matar, the 27-year-old New Jersey man who stabbed author Sir Salman Rushdie during a lecture in August 2022, received a 25-year prison sentence for attempted murder. Matar, convicted earlier this year, also received a concurrent seven-year sentence for assaulting the event’s moderator, Henry Reese. The attack, which left Rushdie with severe injuries including blindness in one eye and a paralyzed hand, stemmed from the author’s 1988 novel *The Satanic Verses*. Despite Matar’s statement defending his actions, Rushdie was not present for the sentencing.

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Suspect Harbored Hatred Before Governor’s Residence Attack, Documents Reveal

Cody Balmer, 38, stands accused of arson and attempted murder after allegedly setting fire to the Pennsylvania Governor’s Residence while the Shapiro family was inside. Balmer, who confessed to harboring hatred towards Governor Shapiro, faces numerous charges including terrorism and aggravated arson. Currently hospitalized for an unrelated medical event, he awaits arraignment at Dauphin County Prison. The incident caused significant damage, estimated to be in the millions, and Balmer’s actions were captured on security footage.

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