Lead investigator for Lam Luong trial, Darryl Wilson said he’s not surprised by the announcement of the possibility of retrial for Luong.
Lam Luong was found guilty in 2009 of throwing his four children to their deaths…
Lead investigator for Lam Luong trial, Darryl Wilson said he’s not surprised by the announcement of the possibility of retrial for Luong.
Lam Luong was convicted and sentenced to die in 2009 for the murders of his four children but, last week, District Attorney Ashley Rich found out she may have
A 90-page ruling from the Alabama Court of Criminal Appeals addresses several challenges raised by Lam Luong's defense lawyers including questions about the
A state appeals court in Alabama has overturned the conviction and death sentence of Lam Luong, the man found guilty of throwing his four young children off of
Cpt. Darryl Wilson received an award Tuesday in Montgomery for his part in the Dauphin Island bridge tragedy which claimed the lives of four small children.
A judge upheld a jury's recommendation and sentenced Lam Luong to death by lethal injection for murdering his four children by throwing them off the Dauphin
A Mobile County jury has recommended the death penalty for Lam Luong. Luong was convicted Thursday of killing his four children, by throwing them off the
With the end of the Lam Luong Capital Murder trial near, many people are reflecting on its beginning. Mobile County Sheriff Sam Cochran was in charge of the
For many people who work near Dauphin Island Bridge, every day at work can be a reminder of tragedy. The view from the Cedar Point Fishing Pier was once
The jury reached a verdict in the Lam Luong case, but it didn't take a courtroom for many members of the small but tight-knit Vietnamese community of Bayou La
Lam Luong is found guilty on all five counts of capital murder for throwing his children off the Dauphin Island Bridge, on January 7, 2008. In just 45 minutes
Lam Luong has been found guilty on all five capital murder charges; one for each child, and one for all of them collectively. He threw his children off the
Closing arguments will begin Thursday in the capital murder case of Lam Luong. He's the Irvington man accused of throwing his four young children off the
Testimony is over in the capital murder trial of Lam Luong, the father accused of throwing his four children off the Dauphin Island Bridge in January, 2008.
Four people took the stand Wednesday to describe in detail finding the bodies of the four children.
The judge asked Luong if he wanted to take the stand, and Luong said no. The defense rested after Luong’s attorney called no witnesses. Closing arguments are
Authorities say Lam Luong murdered his four children by tossing them off the Dauphin Island Bridge January 7, 2008. He was arrested the next day and charged with five counts of capital murder.
On March 19, 2009, Luong was found guilty on all five capital murder charges. The next day a jury recommended death. On April 30, 2009 a judge upheld the jury's recommendation.
On February 15, 2013 an appeals court threw out the convicton and death sentence.
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