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TODAY in COURT: Former Building Inspector Pleads Guilty to Bribery; Bail Denied for Mayhem, Kidnapping Suspect
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Suspect in Hikshari Trail Murder Must Stand Trial, Judge Rules
Daniella
Patricia Moore must stand trial for the alleged murder and torture of
19-year-old Hannah Hayhurst, whose mutilated body was found two years
ago in a parking lot at the foot of Hilfiker Lane in Eureka.
Judge
Kaleb Cockrum held Moore to answer on all charges this morning, the
third day of her preliminary hearing. Her arraignment is set for July
20.
Attorneys,
presenting their arguments before Cockrum made his ruling, focused
not on the murder charge but on the special allegation that Hayhurst
was tortured. Assistant District Attorney Stacy Eads pointed out that
(GRAPHIC) Doctor Provides Testimony Detailing Autopsy Performed on Victim in Hikshari Trail Murder
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May 25, 2021 / 10:11 PM EST
ARCADIA, Ind. (WISH)– When the
Paper & Petals Collection first began, Casey Russo says it was only a baby shower celebration gift for her sister-in-law.
At the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, she wanted to give her outdoor event a unique look. She created and designed a handcrafted paper floral wall and it was a hit.
Next thing she knew, after getting some momentum on Facebook Marketplace, she decided to turn it into a business. Now, Paper & Petals Collection serves people across central Indiana who are planning outdoor weddings, graduation parties and more.
Russo gave News 8’s Randall Newsome a tour of some of her latest work and introduced him to her team of crafters. Check the videos out for more.
Convicted SoHum Home Invader Sentenced to Nine Years in Prison
One of two men who invaded and robbed a Southern Humboldt home, terrorizing a father and his daughter, was sentenced this morning to nine years in state prison.
Franklin Antonio Molina received the sentence as part of a negotiated deal, with Judge Kaleb Cockrum imposing six years for robbery and three years for a special weapons allegation. Molina also was sentenced for false imprisonment, assault with a firearm and making criminal threats, but those terms will run concurrently with the nine years.
In December 2018 shortly before Christmas, Molina and another man showed up at Adam Owen’s rural residence about an hour’s drive from Garberville. They wore ski masks, brandished guns and demanded money.
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