Monday, February 5, 2007
Defense team contests as jury process begins
Jury selection will begin Tuesday for the murder trial of Jason Allen Rose.
Rose is accused of setting a fire at Boardwalk Apartments in October 2005 that killed three residents and injured several more. The trial will begin after Rose’s attorney attempted to have the charges dropped last week, an effort that Judge Jack A. Murphy denied.
Rose’s defense contended that its client suffered from mental abuse that kept Rose from delivering accurate testimony when he originally confessed to setting the fire.
KU senior Nicole Bingham, 21, along with 33-year-old Yolanda Riddle and 50-year-old Jose Gonzalez, died in the fire.
Rose admits he set paper on fire
Jason Allen Rose said that he lit a piece of paper containing ...
Rose's mental capacity focal point of trial
Jason Allen Rose's history of group housing were discussed at length Tuesday ...
Rose admits lying during interrogation
Jason Allen Rose confessed much of his taped confessions were fabricated. Prosecution ...
Rose sentenced to 122 months in Boardwalk ...
Jason Rose was sentenced Monday to 122 months after being convicted last ...
Jurors selected for murder trial
Seven-hour selection process decided the fourteen who will serve as jurors in ...
Jurors watch tape of Rose’s interrogation
Rose’s comments inconsistent during questioning about Boardwalk Apartments fire.
Court date set for apartment fire
Rose guilty of lesser charge
A 12-person jury convicted 21-year old Jason Allen Rose of involuntary manslaughter ...
Rose trial opens for second time
A year and a half after the blaze that took three lives, ...
Police arrest suspect in apartment fire investigation
Arson suspect makes first appearence
News you need to know
A brief look at news around town
Insurance dispute marks Boardwalk fire anniversary
The Boardwalk fire occured nearly a year ago, but little remains of ...
Neighbors, coworkers shocked by arrest of shy ...
Hearing scheduled for White Owl
Campus legend accused of violating a protection order, will stand trial in ...
White Owl jailed in connection with protection ...
Judge sets a January court date, $5,000 bond
Former officer charged with wire fraud
Robert Sayler, former Lawrence Police officer, accused of selling stolen video games ...
A week in photos
Suspects plead not guilty in robbery of ...
A detective of KU Public Safety testifies that one suspect confessed to ...
16-year-old could be tried as adult in ...
Kellam Jones now charged for one homicide instead of two.
Charges dismissed in alleged robbery
The alleged crime may not have occurred as originally reported and one ...
Dead student still remembered
Nicole Bingham died in the Boardwalk Apartments fire on Oct. 7, 2005. ...
Malicious Intimacy
Four students' experiences with domestic violence.
Lawsuit against fraternity settled
Jay Wren filed a lawsuit against Sigma Alpha Epsilon after his son ...
Sigma Alpha Epsilon files defense motion as ...
SAE is being sued for the wrongful death of Jason Wren in ...
Minor appears for court for murder of ...
Kellam D. Jones hearing to be tried as an adult is scheduled ...
Hit-and-run driver waives rights
Joel Hernandez faces four charges in the death of former KU student.
No charges filed against athletes
The September altercation between KU athletes outside the Burge Union has resulted ...
Witness to death of student testifies
Dwayane Duncan describes collision during preliminary hearing of Steven Kyle Cummins.
Investigation leads to dropped charges
KU Public Safety Office determine crime originally happened in a different county, ...
Editorial: Lawsuit only brings more harm to ...
The Wren family suing 10 unidentified SAE members helps no one.
Memorial scholarship to be available next fall
Nancy Bingham, mother of Nicole Bingham, created a scholarship fund for history ...
KU student released on bond
Billy Kernizant, accused of robbing two local delivery drivers, will stand trial ...
KU student released on bond
Billy Kernizant, accused of robbing two local delivery drivers, will stand trial ...
Preliminary hearing for fatal accident case postponed
Suspect was charged with stealing a vehicle from Jayhawk Blvd. and causing ...
Bars’ owner contests ban
University employee pleads not guilty to rape ...
A trial has been scheduled for Aug. 13.
Mangino dismisses Randle from team
Man suspected of raping University student arrested
A 20-year old Wichita resident was arrested last Tuesday in Pratt County ...
A generation ablaze
Forty years ago today, the Kansas Union burned during one of the ...
From left: Kimberlee Hinkle, Libby Johnson and Hannah ...
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Armed robbers continue to threaten.
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