Murder & Mayhem

Delve into the chilling realm of crime, where murder, mystery and chaos reign, and the ultimate battle for justice that follows.

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Judge Beverly Cannone was forced to declare a mistrial after a jury was unable to reach a verdict for Karen Read after more than 24 hours of deliberations.
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James Brenner was sentenced Monday in Box Elder County after he pleaded guilty to murdering 19-year-old Dylan Rounds.
Karen Read's attorneys speak during an impromptu press conference after Judge Beverly Cannone declared a mistrial because the jury in the Killer or Cover-Up Murder Trial couldn't reach a verdict after 26 hours of deliberations.
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James Brenner, who pleaded guilty to Dylan Rounds' murder faces sentencing. Rounds was 19 when he disappeared in 2022. Rounds' remains were found in April 2024.
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Karen Read sits in court
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karen read appears in court
Michael Proctor on cross.
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split screen of Sarah Boone and Jorge Torres
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Blonde-haired middle-aged female judge sits at the bench.
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Photo of Sarah Boone with text of judicial order overlaid
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split screen shows protesters at Johnny Depp's trial and Karen Read's trial.
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Ali Abulaban sits in court
Karen Murray stands in court
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Ashley Benefield stands in court
Close up profile shot of a curly haired woman standing in court wearing a brown cardigan and white scoop neck tee shirt.
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Defense attorney Chris Byrd continues the closing argument saying that as Sheila Murray's condition declined, it went from something that they (Karen and Michael) could handle to something that they could not handle.
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Curly-haired woman in a brown cardigan and white tee shirt sits in court.
Defense attorneys Bill Donaldson and Chris Byrd present their closing argument with Byrd saying, 'The reality of it, Tony Murray (the victim's husband) was the decision maker in that home.'
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Prosecutor Abby Wallace gives the closing argument emphasizing, 'They chose to allow their mother to lay in her own filth. They chose to allow her back...to rot until she died. The defendants willfully and knowingly neglected a vulnerable adult.'
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After three days of deliberation, the jury, consisting of six men and six women, in the Karen Read trial has yet to reach a verdict.
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The judge took time to speak to Ashley Benefield herself during a wide-ranging motions hearing.
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