Maffei served 34 years with Galveston police before spending more than a decade with the U.S. Marshals Service.
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Maffei served 34 years with Galveston police before spending more than a decade with the U.S. Marshals Service.
Special to The News GALVESTON – On Thursday afternoon, a Galveston County jury sentenced James Dolphs Elmore, Jr. to 20 years for manslaughter in the 1984 death of 16-year-old Laura […]
"Hitchcock's reputation has taken a bit of a bashing in the last 10 years," says author Tony Lee Moral. He says his new book, "A Century of Hitchcock: The Man, the Myths, the Legacy," uses archive interviews to frame the director in a new light, as a bit of a "corrective" to stories that the director was deeply troubled and predatory.
Corpus Christi bought itself nearly two years of relief, but the habits formed during the crisis aren't going away.
The drawdown is scheduled to begin Oct. 12 and continue through Nov. 30 between Mansfield Dam and Tom Miller Dam.
GALVESTON, Texas — Un hombre condenado por una muerte relacionada con los llamados "Texas Killing Fields" (Campos de la Muerte de Texas) fue sentenciado este jueves a 20 años de prisión, en un juicio poco común vinculado a los cuerpos de decenas de mujeres hallados cerca de Houston desde la década de 1970. Un jurado del condado de Galveston impuso la pena máxima a James Dolphs Elmore Jr., un día después de declararlo culpable de homicidio involuntario por la muerte de Laura
HOUSTON (AP) – A man convicted over a “Texas Killing Fields” death was sentenced to 20 years in prison Thursday in a rare trial related to the bodies of dozens of women found near Houston beginning in the 1970s. James Dolphs Elmore Jr. was given the maximum sentence by a jury in Galveston County a … Continue reading Man sentenced to 20 years over a ‘Texas Killing Fields’ case, decades after dozens of bodies found
A man convicted in a “Texas Killing Fields” death was sentenced to 20 years in prison Thursday in a rare trial related to the bodies of dozens of women found near Houston beginning in the 1970s. James Dolphs Elmore Jr. was given the maximum sentence by a jury in Galveston County a day after they found him guilty of manslaughter in the death of 16-year-old Laura Miller. Elmore, 61, was arrested earlier this year and accused of preparing the dose of cocaine that killed Mil
Authorities say the outage in Fort Stockton is caused by a downed powerline on Dickinson Boulevard.
Three Rivers is pursuing a new brackish desalination plant after relying on river water for more than two years.
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