The Justice Voice

A Pennsylvania man is accused of murdering his neighbor, but the details surrounding the murder are getting viral attention. Thirty-year-old Zak Moyer allegedly wore a Ghostface mask, popularized by the movie Scream , while committing the grisly act with a chainsaw. People writes that police discovered the body of 59-year-old Edward Whitehead Jr., in his home on Monday. The man had been violently slain with a knife and battery-powered chainsaw. It didn’t take long for authorities to figure out the identity of their suspect, even if the Pennsylvania man took bizarre steps to conceal his identity. Police say that 30-year-old Zak Moyer was caught on surveillance footage entering and exiting the home of the slain man, but he was reportedly wearing an interesting disguise. Moyer is accused of wearing a Ghostface mask from the movie Scream, along with black clothing, to enter the home of Edward Whitehead Jr., before violently killing him. KATV News reports that the Pennsylvania man...

A California man has been arrested following a bizarre incident that has left onlookers traumatized. The homeless man is accused of stealing human body parts from the site of a fatal crash before committing acts of cannibalism in front of shocked witnesses. This horrifying story seems stranger than fiction, but it’s absolutely true and it happened just this month. According to People Magazine , a train collision in Kern County ended in the gruesome death of at least one person, whose body parts were strewn about the site of the wreck. Witnesses claim, and video evidence confirms, that a homeless California man took a severed leg from the wreckage and began walking with it. To the horror of onlookers, the man took bites from the severed leg. Twenty-seven-year-old Resendo Tellez was arrested and charged with a misdemeanor.

Ashley Turcotte has been missing for nearly a month, and authorities in Barnstead, New Hampshire still haven’t gotten very far in the search for her. There are very few updates in this case, but investigators have released still images taken from surveillance footage captured of the missing woman on the day she disappeared. They’re hoping that these images of the last known sighting of Turcotte could inspire new leads in the search for her. Meanwhile, the missing woman’s loved ones — and her community — are desperately hoping for the best outcome in this mysterious case. What happened to Ashley Turcotte? The New Hampshire woman disappeared on January 4th, and her vehicle was found abandoned at the Barnstead City Hall with all of her essential belongings inside of it. CBS News Boston reports that the last verified sighting of Turcotte was at a Dollar General store in Barnstead on the day she disappeared. While investigators continue searching for Ashley, t...

An Idaho woman is behind bars after police say she tried to rob a convenience store with a cigarette lighter. Forty-two-year-old Rainee Racehorse faces various charges associated with the incident, and could possibly face up to 20 years of imprisonment. The Idaho State Journal reports that police were alerted to an attempted robbery on Sunday night at a Chevron in the town of Pocatello. Staff at the convenience store told authorities that Racehorse entered the premises and attempted to purchase a pack of cigarettes with a bunk debit card. Once the card was declined, the Idaho woman allegedly continued trying to use the card, which declined every time. After her attempts at using the card proved fully unsuccessful, staff told police that Racehorse then attempted to rob the store. According to officials, the Idaho woman reportedly grabbed a Bic lighter from a display and flicked it in the cashier’s face and told them to give her money. “You need to give me the money. This is ...

The search for Amanda Harms has ended on a sad note. The missing woman was located deceased as of Thursday afternoon. Harms had been missing for nearly a week before the tragic discovery of her body. Now authorities in Muskogee are investigating her cause of death. Tulsa World News reports that no apparent cause of d eath is available in the case of missing woman Amanda Harms. Police have noted that there were no signs of anything suspicious at the site of the missing woman’s body. So how did Amanda Harms die? Hopefully more information comes out regarding the questions that remain in this case, but in the meantime her loved ones need privacy and support during this difficult time.

A Florida man convicted of killing his bride-to-be in 2020 is getting media attention again due to the bizarre motive behind the murder. Sixty-four-year-old Jerry Odum committed the crime nearly four years ago, but video footage of his interrogation has finally been released, during which he reveals his reason for killing the woman he supposedly loved. Crime Online reports that the Florida man can be seen in the disturbing footage describing the killing of his then-fiancée, and why he chose to do it, all while remaining calm and cool-headed. According to the man who is now a convicted killer, he became desperate after misleading the woman about his finances and his ability to pay for the wedding she wanted. Odum met 59-year-old Vickie Edge on a dating app in 2020, and the two quickly fell in love. After briefly dating a mere three months, the two became engaged to be married — which ultimately lead to the Florida woman’s demise. During their short engagement, the Florida m...

A Florida woman is in trouble after she reportedly used dog pee for a court ordered drug test. Forty-eight-year-old Jessica Beatty had previously been arrested on possession of drug paraphernalia, and was ordered by the court to stay off of drugs and submit to urine tests. Apparently she thought she found a loophole that could would allow her to continue using while complying with the court orders. She was wrong. Crime Online reports that the Florida woman was arrested after she arrived at her probation appoi ntment with a urine sample in her possession. This was an obvious red flag to workers at the facility, since a probation officer is supposed to monitor the retrieval of the urine sample. When confronted about why she’d brought a sample into the facility instead of following the rules, Beatty folded and confessed to what she had planned. The Florida woman told staff that she’d collected dog pee from her aunt’s pet dog, as an attempt to avoid using her own urine d...