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The 13 people killed when an Army psychiatrist allegedly opened fire on fellow soldiers at Fort Hood, Texas, included several people who shared the same profession as the alleged shooter, a father of three with ties to Laos whose family had a history of military service, a civilian who had returned to work a week after suffering a heart attack, and a psychiatric nurse who arrived at Fort Hood a day before the shooting. Here is a look at the victims.
A memorabilia dealer who blames his heart attacks on the stress of being robbed at gunpoint by O.J. Simpson is suing the former football star and five other men who were in the room during the heist, seeking unspecified civil damages.
A Nevada woman who was abducted and raped in 1976 by California kidnapping suspect Phillip Garrido said Thursday she believes he deserves the death penalty, although his crimes wouldn't qualify him.
A woman found slain a quarter century ago in Florida has been identified after relatives read about her case on a sheriff's web site for unidentified victims.
Excerpts from statements made by victims of Bernard Madoff's financial fraud. Madoff was sentenced to 150 years in prison Monday.
In April 27 stories that mentioned the death of Gerardo Leyva Lolis, The Associated Press, relying on information provided by the hospital director, reported erroneously that a laboratory had confirmed Leyva had swine flu. Hospital director Carlos Aranza now says swine flu was only suspected at the time, and that tests later showed he had regular seasonal influenza.
The Pentagon says a 52-year-old Navy officer was among those killed when a U.S. soldier opened fire at a clinic in Baghdad.
The 39-year-old bricklayer fell ill two weeks ago and became one of the first Mexicans to die of swine flu. But no health worker has come to his home outside Mexico City to offer medicine or ask about the neighbors' pigs.
The wife of an Israeli man injured in a Palestinian suicide bombing in 2002 says he has died of his wounds.
One of the parishioners who drank arsenic-tainted coffee at a church in northern Maine six years ago has died. Frances "Fran" Ruggles was 67.
A look at some of the victims in the April 3 shootings at the American Civic Association, an immigrant aid center, in Binghamton, N.Y.
Blood from a stain in a bathroom sink linked a 51-year-old man to the beating and stabbing death of a friend's wife nearly 30 years ago, according to a criminal complaint filed Monday.
A 93-year-old Japanese man has become the first person certified as a survivor of both U.S. atomic bombings at the end of World War II, officials said Tuesday.
A Pakistani gang-rape victim who shunned custom and rose to global fame by speaking out about her case has defied another local taboo — she just got married.
A churchgoer credited with helping subdue a gunman who shot and killed a southern Illinois pastor says he questions whether he acted quickly enough to stop the violence.
Some people would give their right arm for $6 million. Diana Levine would prefer the arm.
Her hands looked like they were wrecked by a machine. Eyes wounded, hair yanked out. Face and scalp injuries so extensive, all the blood obscured whatever parts were left.
A woman who says she was deceived and abandoned by her angry friends in the woods of northern New Jersey on a frigid night bears scars both physical and emotional from her ordeal, her lawyer said Friday.
Human remains found in the hills south of Dublin were confirmed Friday to be those of a Belfast teenager killed by the outlawed Irish Republican Army decades ago.
The Supreme Court has turned down appeals from death row inmates seeking to limit videos and similar material prepared by murder victims' families for juries.
Mark Poveromo feels ripped off twice over. A judge ordered him to repay money he collected from a builder convicted of stealing from him — and told him to kick in the thief's attorney fees and court costs, too.
Exactly one month before the bombing that would take her life, a young Yemeni-American left an upstate New York city with her trousseau and wedding dress to marry a man she'd never met and eventually settle down in the ancestral country she'd never visited.
Yemeni-Americans in this upstate New York city have seen terrorism from two sides.
The murder case was supposed to be simple: A jobless man accused of killing six police officers in a rare stabbing rampage in China's largest city.
She's been described over several weeks of testimony as a Christian singer and a point guard, a participant in three-way sex and as the goddaughter to one of the music industry's biggest stars.
Which one would you be the most angry about? Would you seek the most retribution for? The one that would cause you the most anguish?
Maybe there's something to this "Karma" thing after all...Wow this is a great seg-way into my upcoming "Karma" article. My Pastor always says when you try to set a trap for others you shall surely fall into it. Sad but true ~LuVUMuch Necia
Man accused of raping exotic dancerA woman invited to an apartment to party was instead robbed and raped, police say.
Investigative Report: Health Insurance Denied To Rape VictimIf anyone that reads this article don't understand why congress needs to pass Health Insurance Reform than your veins must have ice running through them.
VIDEO: Robber Hugs, Prays With Victim Prayer to Jesus Takes Gun From Bank Robber's Hand
Waiter donates £10,000 Crimestoppers reward to rape victim "I didn't feel like I'd earned it. The fact that such a horrific thing happened to that lady, I thought it would benefit her life more than it would mine.
74-year-old grandmother arrested for murder Detectives with the Pinellas County Sheriff's office helped investigators with the Illinois State Police Monday to arrest 74-year-old Shirley Skinner on a murder charge.
Teen accused of sexual battery on classmate A 16-year-old Lakeland High School student has been charged with Sexual Battery, accused of forcing himself on a classmate as the two walked to school Thursday morning.
Hackney Marshes heroes save 'rape attack' womanA group of amateur footballers told today how they rescued a woman from a savage attack after police took "too long" to arrive. Up to 60 players on Hackney Marshes heard the woman's screams and raced after the attacker, who had allegedly threatened her with rape.
Teenager accused of murder will face adult charges The 16-year-old accused of killing a man and then showing the body to friends has been charged as an adult.
Man arrested after deputies say he beat, raped woman - St. Petersburg TimesDeputies arrested a 22-year-old man Saturday accused of beating and then raping a woman use to date
Woman pleads no contest to lewd behavior with 15 year old girlA woman who authorities said had sex with her dog pleaded no contest Monday to lewd or lascivious battery of a teenage girl.
Special needs teacher convicted of putting hot sauce in sodaA Miami-Dade County jury has found a special needs teacher guilty of abuse after authorities say she put hot sauce in a student's soda.
Baby stabbed near site of previous infant attackA baby was rushed to hospital Saturday after being stabbed in the head at a Winnipeg public housing complex where another child was attacked just three weeks ago
Victim, 14, recants; man convictedA six-member West Feliciana Parish jury convicted a man of molestation of a juvenile under his supervision Tuesday, despite the girl's testimony Monday that the incident never happened.
Man being sought in attack, being labeled a hate crimeVictim apparently hit in head with bottle; fight may have been about his sexual orientation.
Police ID victim in fatal hit and runBarrington resident Matthew Sullivan was arraigned in Providence District Court on Monday, Aug.
Neighbors 'appalled' at shooting, aid in arrest Police arrested a 17-year-old they say shot a man on Imperial Drive on Saturday afternoon who had come to the rescue of a girl being threatened by the teenager.
Man accused of sexually abusing autistic woman - St. Petersburg TimesA Palm Harbor man sexually abused an autistic 21-year-old woman multiple times early Wednesday, authorities say.
Jury selection underway in the murder trial of the man accused of killing a North Port mother of twoA second group of jurors are called into the courtroom for attorneys to question. One woman says in court, "I hope he dies a slow, painful death." She was excused. Attorneys repeatedly asked jurors about their views on the death penalty and what cases it applies to.
Shopkeeper didnt want to shoot robbers The sidewalk outside the Harlem store still was smeared with blood Friday, and the glass on the door still was blown out. Above the entrance, someone had scribbled the words, "Abandon hope all ye who enter here."
Hotel Calls Rape Victim CarelessLawyers for a Connecticut hotel where a woman was raped at gunpoint in front of her children are putting some blame on the victim, saying in court documents that she was careless and negligent.
Man admits to raping a 7-year-old girl - St. Petersburg TimesA 24-year-old north Tampa man has been accused of raping a 7-year-old victim that police say he attacked in his car while parked at the Museum of Science and Industry.
Exclusive: Kidnapping victim shares his story Clay Moore appears to be a typical teenager. He is 16-years-old, wears his sandy blond hair a little longer, and his favorite pastime is skate boarding. But, Clay is far from typical.
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