Epstein Told Victim He Was Father, Showed Mother's Torso Mold
Jeffrey Epstein told a victim he was a father and showed a torso mold of the mother, per newly released DOJ files.
Category : Prosecution
Driver Mowed Down Teen on Stolen E-Bike in Temper, Trial Told
Terrence King, 60, admits manslaughter but denies murdering 15-year-old Devon Simmonds-Caines, who was killed when King allegedly deliberately hit him with his car in Middleton.
Woman jailed for wine glass attack on ex's new girlfriend
Jade Hill, 21, was jailed for 4 years 10 months for slashing Georgina Kilburn's face with a wine glass in a nightclub, leaving her with permanent scarring and 20+ stitches.
Jenrick clashes with Sky News over Farage doorstepping
Robert Jenrick angrily confronted Sky News presenter Jayne Secker and Adam Boulton over the channel's decision to doorstep Nigel Farage's daughter, calling it 'hounding' and questioning media ethics.
Woman arrested with knife in Rochdale disturbance
A woman in her 50s was arrested on suspicion of possession of a bladed article after a disturbance on Sandy Lane in Rochdale. Police say the incident was isolated and mental health related.
Woman Who Poisoned Husband Doc Airs Tonight on Channel 5
Channel 5 airs 'The Poisoning: How to Kill Your Husband' tonight, detailing Heather Mook's 2008 conviction for poisoning her husband with rat poison in a £43,000 fraud plot.
Piers Morgan Taunts Prince Harry After Losing Court Case
Prince Harry lost his privacy lawsuit against Daily Mail publisher ANL; Piers Morgan mocked him with a seven-word X post, saying he hopes the £50m defeat doesn't bankrupt him.
Cusack's ex-manager called her 'generally a liar' in FA probe
Jonathan Morgan, Maddy Cusack's former manager at Sheffield United, told an FA investigation that she was 'generally a liar', an inquest has heard. Morgan denies shouting or calling her a 'psycho'.
NSW Prosecutor Falsely Denied Leak, Inquiry Finds
A NSW parliamentary committee found top prosecutor Sally Dowling gave false evidence about leaking a story on an Indigenous child's sentencing. The attorney general rejected the findings as a 'stitch-up'.
French Court Upholds Le Pen Conviction, Shortens Ban
A French court upheld Marine Le Pen's embezzlement conviction but shortened her election ban to 15 months, potentially allowing a 2027 run, though a three-year jail term with an electronic tag complicates her campaign.
NY Man Sues ICE Over Warning for Email to Acting Director
David Streever, a US citizen, filed a lawsuit against ICE after federal officers visited his home over a critical email he sent to the agency's acting director, alleging First Amendment violations.
Prince Harry Loses Phone-Hacking Case Against Daily Mail
Prince Harry and six other prominent figures lost their high court case against the Daily Mail's publisher over unlawful information-gathering claims, potentially facing a £50m legal bill.
Le Pen's Ban Reduced but Ankle Tag Looms
A Paris appeals court has reduced Marine Le Pen's ban from public office to 15 months, potentially allowing her to run in 2027, but an electronic ankle tag could hinder her campaign.
Maine Democrat Graham Platner Urged to Withdraw After Assault Claim
Top Democrats, including Schumer and Gillibrand, demand Graham Platner exit Maine Senate race after a woman accused him of sexual assault; Platner denies the allegations.
Kidderminster Bomb Squad Evacuates Homes Over UXO
A bomb squad has been called to Kidderminster after an unexploded ordnance was found at an unoccupied property, leading to evacuations and a 100-metre police cordon.
Legal Expert: Why Prince Harry's High Court Case Failed
Prince Harry's privacy lawsuit against the Daily Mail failed because the articles could have come from lawful sources, says legal expert Michael Forrester. The High Court dismissed all claims.
Micheal Ward Denies Being 'Bent On' Getting His Way in Rape Trial
Micheal Ward denies being 'bent on' getting his way during alleged rape, stating the woman was a willing participant. The Top Boy actor faces trial at Snaresbrook Crown Court.
Murder Investigation Launched After Oldham Attack Victim Dies
Ramon Logan, 42, died on June 30, 2026, two years after being assaulted by Sebastian Jones, who was jailed for seven years. GMP has reopened a murder investigation.
Character references read for Sayers' son at Old Bailey trial
John Henry Sayers junior, on trial for GBH with intent, received glowing character references including from a retired nurse with an OBE at the Old Bailey.
Rapist convicted after asking to use victim's toilet
Lee Reszka, 35, was found guilty of rape and attempted rape at Liverpool Crown Court after attacking a woman in Congleton, Cheshire, in November 2023.
Prince Harry Loses Privacy Case Against Daily Mail Publisher ANL
Prince Harry's 14 claims against Daily Mail publisher ANL were dismissed. The judge cited 'limited evidence' and ruled in favor of a free press.
Man shot intruder, asked 'want an aspirin?' court hears
Adrian Frost, 61, blasted Connor Batty with a sawn-off shotgun during a home invasion in Hemsworth, then joked 'Do you want an aspirin?' as Batty lay dying. Frost denies murder, claiming self-defence.
Prince Harry Loses £50m Phone Hacking Case
High Court dismisses phone hacking claims by Prince Harry, Sir Elton John, and Baroness Lawrence against Daily Mail publisher, citing insufficient evidence.
Prince Harry Gets Surprising Warm Welcome in London After Court Loss
Prince Harry received a warm welcome from fans in London on Tuesday, despite losing his privacy lawsuit against the Daily Mail's publisher. One fan shouted 'We love you Harry' as he arrived at an Invictus Games event.
Nigel Farage Quits as MP Over £5m Donation Probe
Nigel Farage announces he will quit as MP and force a by-election in Clacton after facing questions over a £5m donation and undeclared support from ally George Cottrell.
Prince Harry's 'Wariness' Exposed Before High Court Loss
Body language expert Judi James says Prince Harry showed 'wariness' and a 'suffering smile' as he arrived for an Invictus event moments before his High Court claims against the Daily Mail publisher were dismissed.
Masked thieves steal £500 in Warrington Lloyds heist
Masked thieves stole around £500 from Lloyds bank in Warrington early Monday, fleeing on a red motorbike. Police appeal for witnesses.
Kyrsten Sinema Admits Affair with Security Guard in Court Filings
Kyrsten Sinema admits to affair with married security guard in court filings, responding to a lawsuit under North Carolina's 'homewrecker' law.
England Consider Quansah Red Card Appeal After Balogun Precedent
Jarell Quansah's red card for a high tackle against Mexico has England considering an appeal, following the controversial precedent set by Folarin Balogun's overturned ban after Donald Trump's intervention with FIFA.
Menendez Brothers' New Trial Request Rejected by California Judge
California judge rejects Menendez brothers' new trial request, citing premeditation in 1989 murders despite new abuse evidence.
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