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Leshia Case

In the shadow of poor police work and legal representation, Kenneth Middleton was offered an Alford plea deal in 2004 that would’ve freed him from prison. But he refused because he would’ve had to plead guilty to killing his wife when he says he didn’t.
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Family Feud in Bankruptcy Case a Tale of Murder and FraudLock Icon

A long-running family dispute in northwest Arkansas over a small fortune in Walmart stock entered a new arena for courtroom contention: bankruptcy. read more >

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