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The House
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Prosecutors show Sowell house photos
In the trial of accused serial killer Anthony Sowell, detectives verified photos taken after the bodies were found on Imperial Avenue, on Cleveland's east side.
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Police photos of Sowell's house
Cuyahoga County prosecutors showed the jury a series of photos taken by Cleveland police after the bodies were found at Anthony Sowell's Imperial Avenue home.
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Inside Anthony Sowell's house
NewsChannel5 was permitted to take a camera inside as members of the jury toured the home of accused serial killer Anthony Sowell.
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When Anthony Sowell's house was a home
Before it was a house of horrors, 12205 Imperial Avenue was a home. The family who rented from Anthony Sowell's grandparents recalls 40 years of happy memories.
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Crime scene holds different memories
The house that sits at 12205 Imperial Avenue holds special memories for Veosie Cox, who lived there for 40 years.
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Video captures Sowell home on tape
A 5 On Your Side investigation has reviewed the video surveillance system trained on accused serial killer Anthony Sowell's home, revealing every angle and all five cameras.
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People on Imperial Ave look for normalcy
Six months after investigators began tearing apart the house on Imperial Avenue, the residents in the neighborhood continue on with life.
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Jurors walked through the home of accused Cleveland serial killer Anthony Sowell.
Photographer: Marvin Fong, Staff Photographer, The Plain Dealer
Imperial Avenue
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Attorney asks Sowell's life be spared
Anthony Sowell’s attorney filed a reply brief of errors in his case on Thursday, recommending the convicted killer face a life sentence rather than execution.
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Prosecutors fight Sowell appeal
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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Vigil held for Sowell victims Saturday
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New Sowell appeal doesn't deny guilt
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Sowell, 11 victims subject of book
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Sowell continues challenging conviction
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Sowell neighborhood trying to move ahead
