Billy Wagner indicates he wants to go to trial instead of possibly taking a plea deal
His delayed trial was supposed to have started weeks ago, but Billy Wagner will return to the Pike County courthouse for ...
Mother and son given lengthy prison terms for their roles in the killings of 8 Ohio family members
as prosecutions near completion in what has been described as the most heinous crime in modern Ohio history. Visiting Judge Jonathan Hein sentenced Edward “Jake” Wagner to life in prison with the ...
Pike County Massacre: Billy Wagner appears in court for pre-trial
The hearing went over a few housekeeping items before trial. Change of venue and severance of some of Billy’s charges were the most important items the court discussed.
Confessed killer gets life in prison with chance for parole in Pike County massacre
Members of the Wagner family will learn their sentences Friday morning in Ohio's largest murder trial. Watch the hearings live in the video player above They all pleaded guilty in connection to the ...
Pike County massacre: Efforts to locate new courthouse for Billy Wagner's trial continue
Hannah, 20, was engaged to 20-year-old Frankie Rhoden. They were among eight members of the Rhoden family who were killed in ...
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Mother and son given lengthy prison terms for their roles in the killings of 8 Ohio family members
as prosecutions near completion in what has been described as the most heinous crime in modern Ohio history. Visiting Judge Jonathan Hein sentenced Edward “Jake” Wagner to life in prison with ...
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Mother and son given lengthy prison terms for roles in killings of 8 Ohio family members
as prosecutions near completion in what has been described as the most heinous crime in modern Ohio history. Visiting Judge Jonathan Hein sentenced Edward "Jake" Wagner to life in prison with the ...
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Mother, son given lengthy prison terms for their roles in the killings of 8 Ohio family members
as prosecutions near completion in what has been described as the most heinous crime in modern Ohio history. Visiting Judge Jonathan Hein sentenced Edward “Jake” Wagner to life in prison with ...