High School Killer Granted Parole for Unusual Robbery-Murder Plot; Staten Island Couple Charged with Infant’s Death

A high school student who murdered two professors from Dartmouth University has been granted parole after serving his entire adulthood behind bars as part of an unusual plot to rob and move to Australia. Meanwhile, a Staten Island couple is currently under arrest following the discovery of their one-month-old baby’s lifeless body in their apartment on Saturday. In Maryland, a high school athletic director has been arrested for allegedly using artificial intelligence (AI) technology to produce deplorable and antisemitic audio imitating his boss’ voice. This week witnessed some noteworthy crimes across the New York City area including an intense brawl at a Brooklyn boat party, a surge in carjackings in the Bronx, and arrests for disturbing offences aimed primarily at women. According to sources, there has been heightened curiosity around true crime cases with many women being drawn towards these topics due to personal reasons. The darker side of human interest is explored as we delve into some past crimes covered by FOX 5 News. In Oklahoma City, a man was videotaped savagely beating a bus driver before crashing the vehicle against an adjacent business. New York Mayor Eric Adams has expressed his suspicions that “outside agitators” might be responsible for arranging pro-Palestinian encampments on Columbia University’s campus in Upper Manhattan, as he spoke to Good Day New York during their latest news coverage update. Reggae star Shabba Ranks could face a ruling relating to charges leveled against him based around the discovery of human remains at Gilgo Beach back in 2016; this follows King Charles’ recent endorsement for Jamaica to pay up its debts as outlined by FOX 5 News. The ongoing protests regarding the conflict between Palestine and Israel are continuing at Columbia University, where a deadline was previously issued requiring students to vacate their encampments on campus has been extended. Here’s an update of Harvey Weinstein’s conviction in connection with his rape case from last year; we also take you through some details regarding the Gilgo Beach investigation and its latest developments as reported by FOX 5 News. A 66-year old woman was attacked inside a subway station located on Van Siclen Avenue in Brooklyn earlier this month, and suspects implicated for multiple hate crimes around Lower Manhattan during recent weeks have been apprehended; DA Robert Morgante revealed how major digital giants including Google are said to play an active role in the proliferation of ghost guns. A North Carolina man has recently received a 30-year prison sentence as part of his punishment for committing rape back in 1994, which was previously classified under cold case investigations in Indiana; Rachel Lodice from Jericho tragically passed away after she collided with another car traveling along Sunrise Highway located near Massapequa. Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg has spoken out against YouTube and Google over their alleged role in the promotion of ghost guns, during an exclusive news feature that was broadcast by FOX 5 News last week.