Cuyahoga County prosecutors are battling back against convicted serial killer Anthony Sowell's claims that he was denied a fair trial.
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A rally and candlelight vigil was held Saturday evening on Imperial Avenue in Cleveland, the site of the demolished home of convicted serial killer Anthony
Attorneys for a Cleveland serial killer who dumped the remains of 11 women in and around his house will ask a judge for a new trial because of comments made by
Cuyahoga County prosecutor's have filed paperwork asking a judge to deny a new trial and evidentiary hearing in the case of convicted serial killer Anthony
A key defense witness in the trial of convicted serial killer Anthony Sowell billed taxpayers thousands of dollars for expensive hotel rooms, flight upgrades
Cold Case Unit
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Cold cases create 'Sowell surge'
Ever since those bodies were found stashed throughout Anthony Sowell's home, investigators have wondered: Did he bury more bodies nearby?
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Convicted rapist connected to cold cases
Cuyahoga County Prosecutor Bill Mason announces two new indictments against a convicted felon who Mason said is a serial rapist and an animal who viciously attacked and terrorized women in Cleveland.
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Unsolved murder database now being used
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Promise not kept: Rape kits unopened
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DNA from 24 cold cases to be analyzed
