The Justice Voice

Alexis Ware has been missing for a year, and her case remains as much a mystery today as it’s been throughout the past twelve months. The South Carolina woman vanished under suspicious circumstances, but authorities have never been able to figure out exactly what happened to her. Now there are a couple of new updates in her case an entire year after she went missing, but she still hasn’t been found. Numerous news sources are reporting on the one-year-anniversary of Alexis Ware’s disappearance, and a few are sharing new updates in the search for her. According to WYFF News , police have announced that the father of Alexis’s son is no longer considered a person of interest in her case. This comes after about a year of speculation and suspicion over the man, who was last to see Ware before she vanished from a 7-Eleven convenience store. When Alexis Ware was last seen, she was dropping off her son to visit with her ex, but vanished sometime following the exchange. O...

A California man has been charged with three counts of attempted murder after authorities say he intentionally drove his Tesla, which was carrying his family, over a cliff. The New York Times reports that Dharmesh A. Patel, a 41-year-old California man, was arrested shortly after the crash that took place at the beginning of the year. Fortunately, nobody in the wreck died — much to the dismay of the suspect, who is accused of trying to murder his family — himself included.

Have you seen this missing woman? Authorities in Maryland say that 20-year-old Keylin Yolibeth Chavez-Dominguez hasn’t been seen or heard from since sometime in December — and now they’re asking for the public for information that might lead to her whereabouts. Authorities in Montgomery County, Maryland say that Keylin Yolibeth Chavez-Dominguez hasn’t been in contact with her loved ones since December 30th. It’s reportedly not in her character to go without contacting her loved ones for this length of time, and so they are worried about her. ABC News 7 reports that Chaves-Dominguez was last seen at her apartment on the evening of December 30, 2022. With her disappearance being nearly a month old, it’s hard to determine what any potential outcome might be in the search for her. A witness, however, claims to have seen the missing woman leaving her apartment with an unidentified man. This could mean she is missing involuntarily, or she might be off not e...

A 76-year-old Florida woman has been arrested after she reportedly shot her 77-year-old husband in the head earlier this week. Now the story is going viral, and sparking the longtime debate on euthanasia and mercy killings in a country that mostly shuns assisted-suicide. The woman is expected to be charged with first-degree murder, but is that fair? Fox 59 News reports that the incident was a result of mutual planning between the Florida woman and her ailing husband. Daytona Beach Police Chief Jakari Young explained the situation in a statement to media reporters: “Apparently because he was terminally ill, they had a conversation about it and they actually planned this approximately three weeks ago, that if he continued to take a turn for the worst, he wanted her to end this. Apparently the goal was for him to do it, but he didn’t have the strength, so she had to carry it out for him.” After the elderly Florida woman killed her husband, she reportedly barricaded herself in the hospital...

The search for missing woman Brittany Tee continues, as her disappearance edges into the two-week-mark. The Massachusetts woman hasn’t been seen since January 10th, and hasn’t been in touch with her loved ones since she was last seen. This is a disturbing case that is scarce on developments, but the circumstances surrounding the disappearance indicate foul play might be on the table. What happened to Brittany Tee? The Massachusetts mother was reported missing after she was last seen leaving her boyfriend’s home in Brookfield. It’s going on two weeks since anyone has seen Brittany, and her loved ones fear that the worst might have happened. According to WCVB News , the search for Brittany Tee is expanding into some wooded areas around where she was last seen. K9 units and various investigative agents are participating in today’s search, but as of yet no discoveries have been reported as far as evidence goes. If you’ve seen this missing woman, please d...

Earlier this week a Colorado man was hospitalized after he allegedly ingested a Taco Bell burrito that had been laced with rat poison. News reports claimed the man was “violently ill” after eating the burrito, and so the story quickly went viral — with numerous people speculating that someone at the popular fast food chain had intentionally tried to harm one of their customers. Now there are new developments in this bizarre and frightening case, and the story’s changing quite a bit. In fact, it’s starting to look like the entire incident was orchestrated by the alleged victim. According to Denver News 7 , police in Arapahoe County have found no evidence that anybody had access to rat poison at the Taco Bell location where the incident allegedly took place. Now that their investigation has uncovered zero evidence of any crime, the alleged victim in the incident is refusing to speak to investigators. They’ve been unable to get ahold of him or reach him ...

The child known only as Opelika Jane Doe has finally been identified after over a decade after her remains were found in an Alabama trailer park. She’s been positively identified as Amore Joveah Wiggins, and the identification of her body also comes with the arrest of two people who failed her greatly. Numerous media reports have shared the news that Opelika Jane Doe is no longer an unidentified murder victim. However, this news is bittersweet. Amore Joveah Wiggins was murdered, and her body was dumped. Her own father and his wife, the little girl’s stepmother, allegedly concealed her death and then went about their lives like she never existed. Over the course of the investigation behind the identity of the Opelika Jane Doe, it was discovered that the child’s biological mother — Sherry Wiggins — had lost custody of Amore to her father Lamar Vickerstaff. She had been paying child support to him since 2009. In other words, she didn’t even know her chil...