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Romy, Jake Reiner Share New Statement After Parents’ Murders, Give Update On Memorial Service Romy, Jake Reiner Share New Statement After Parents’ Murders, Give Update On Memorial Service
Romy, Jake Reiner Share New Statement After Parents’ Murders, Give Update On Memorial Service Romy and Jake Reiner have issued a new public statement in the wake of their parents’ brutal murders, expressing gratitude for the support they’ve received and sharing that the date for a memorial service will soon be announced. "Jake and Romy Reiner remain grateful for the outpouring of love and support they have received," read a statement from the siblings’ spokesperson, shared with People this week, saying that they will share information about a memorial service honoring their parents at a later date. The statement comes after an informal gathering of friends was held at actor/ co…

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by Joe Lombardi
Police & Fire
I 'Tried To Kill Him, That's All There Is': Police Release More Details In CT Inmate's Death I 'Tried To Kill Him, That's All There Is': Police Release More Details In CT Inmate's Death
I 'Tried To Kill Him, That's All There Is': Police Release More Details In CT Inmate's Death An inmate at MacDougall-Walker Correctional Institution in Connecticut admitted to state investigators that he intentionally strangled his cellmate because he felt he was being manipulated, according to authorities. Kyle McKinnon, 31, has been charged with murder and first-degree strangulation in the Dec. 12, 2024, killing of his 26-year-old cellmate, Kenneth Montaner-Buscampell, the Office of Inspector General said in a report.  Witnesses reported that McKinnon entered the prison cafeteria carrying Montaner-Buscampell's body “like a baby” before dropping it onto a table. Staff perform…

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by Josh Lanier
Police & Fire
Former UConn Basketball Player Killed His Mother In Florida, Police Say Former UConn Basketball Player Killed His Mother In Florida, Police Say
Former UConn Basketball Player Killed His Mother In Florida, Police Say A former UConn men's basketball player is accused of killing his mother in Florida, authorities said. Eric Cobb, 28, was arrested in the death of 51-year-old Erika Winford, the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office said on Tuesday, Feb. 11. Cobb was charged with second-degree murder and denied bail, according to jail records. Officers found Winford unresponsive, wrapped in a blanket and towels, at a "disturbing scene" behind a home on 15th Street West in the Mid-Westside neighborhood. She suffered from gunshot wounds and was pronounced dead at the scene. Cobb was detained while…

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by Chris Spiker