Woman charged with murder in crash that killed York County man
York Dispatch
A 33-year-old woman with a history of heroin use is facing murder and homicide charges following a head-on collision that killed a Lewisberry man Tuesday in Cumberland County.
Krystin Nycole Marchese, of the 200 block of Market Street in Lemoyne, Cumberland County, is charged with murder; vehicular homicide while driving under the influence; vehicular aggravated assault while driving under the influence; and vehicular homicide. All are felonies.
Marchese also faces possession of drug paraphernalia and four counts of recklessly endangering another person, which are misdemeanors, as well as an ungraded misdemeanor DUI and two traffic violations.
Man accused of killing daughter faces more charges after wife dies from her injuries
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John Miller, 78, of East Pennsboro Township, is accused of shooting his daughter and his wife Saturday. Police say his daughter died in the shooting and his wife received life-threatening injuries. (Steve Marroni/PennLive.com).
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A woman shot in the head in a double shooting in East Pennsboro earlier this month has died, turning the crime into a double-homicide.
Melissia Hinton-Miller, 65, died Tuesday from her injuries after spending nearly two weeks in the hospital, according to Cumberland County First Assistant District Attorney Michelle Sibert. Her name previously was released as Melissa but Sibert confirmed Thursday that the spelling of her first name is Melissia.
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A Cumberland County man admitted shooting his wife and daughter at their Enola, Pennsylvania, home, according to police. East Pennsboro Township Police said John Miller, 78, called them Saturday night to confess. Police had previously been called to the family home on Greenmont Drive earlier in the day for a domestic dispute between Miller and his daughter.Police assessed the situation and left before the shooting happened.Police say a short time later they got another 911 call from the same address from Miller, saying he had shot and killed his wife and his adult daughter.When officers arrived back at the home, Miller was taken into custody without incident.According to police, Miller s daughter was found dead and his wife was taken to Penn State Holy Spirit Hospital.Police say Miller was transported to Cumberland County Prison and arraigned on homicide charges.Neighbors describe the family as quiet and they think the Millers daughter had recently moved back home with her pare