En influencer på sociala medier och hennes far står inför anklagelser om att ha planerat att döda hennes före detta partner, en tidigare pojkbandsmedlem, enligt domstolshandlingar i en utdragen vårdnadstvist.
Anklagelserna kretsar kring en bitter vårdnadstvist som har pågått i flera år. Domstolshandlingar visar att paret planerade att mörda sångaren mitt under den pågående konflikten.
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TikTok star Gabbie Gonzalez was hit with three felony charges over an alleged scheme to kill her ex, Why Don't We singer Jack Avery. Her father Francisco Gonzalez is also charged and bail was set at $2 million. A judge barred her from contacting their 7-year-old daughter Lavender.
The daughters of 'American Idol' alum Caleb Flynn, charged with murdering his wife Ashley, have sought a restraining order through their guardian to protect family assets while he remains in custody.
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Jazmin Paez, a 20-year-old Florida woman, pleaded guilty to trying to hire a hitman to kill her 3-year-old son via a fake website and will avoid prison time under a plea deal. The incident dates back to July 2023, when the site's owner alerted Miami police. She faces over a decade of probation with strict conditions.
A 56-year-old Illinois man faces first-degree murder and sexual assault charges after allegedly torturing and strangling his longtime girlfriend to death shortly after their breakup. Police discovered the body during a welfare check and found an audio recording of the attack.
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Rapper Future is in a legal tussle with ex Layla Sanad, who filed a paternity suit in Florida seeking child support for their alleged 9-year-old son. Court documents claim Future admitted fatherhood, but he's pushing back with his own Arizona case. Spill the tea: how many kids does one rapper need? 🔥
Taylor Frankie Paul and ex Dakota Mortensen must appear remotely in court on April 7 to hash out custody and parent time for their 2-year-old son, Ever. This follows Dakota's protective order request after an alleged February clash. Another hearing looms on April 30 to review the order's merits.
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The lawyer for Keshia Golden, a Chicago woman charged with first-degree murder in the 2022 stabbing death of her boyfriend, is urging prosecutors to drop the case, claiming self-defense. The incident occurred hours after Golden's baby shower amid an argument over a microwave. Supporters rallied last week demanding her release.