‎In tragic instances, domestic violence can escalate to fatal outcomes, though not always for the victim. On April 20th, 2009, a woman, asserting self-defense due to spousal abuse, was convicted of her husband's murder. Despite evidence of abuse, her motives were questioned, revealing a complex and tragic narrative.

Two suspects were indicted for the gruesome murders of friends on Long Island after body parts were found scattered.

Alexis Nieves and her boyfriend Jeffrey Mackey are accused of killing Malcolm Brown and Donna Conneely, dismembering their bodies in a rental home in Amityville.

The victims' remains were discovered in Babylon and Bethpage after students reported the crime.

Defense attorneys claim the wrong suspects were charged, as alleged witnesses may be unreliable.

The murders may have stemmed from a dispute over a gas station robbery.

Mackey was remanded without bail, while Nieves is being held on bond.

Two other suspects are also facing charges.

15-year-old Chyell Paulk was tragically shot and killed during an after-prom party in the early hours of April 28.

Three other individuals were injured, with one undergoing arm surgery and another surviving a gunshot wound to the face.

A 17-year-old has been accused in connection with the mass shooting.

Chyell was an aspiring radiologist with a love for fashion.

The suspect, identified as a minor, faces charges of felony murder, aggravated assault, and firearm possession.

The investigation remains active.

The community is mourning the loss of Chyell, described as a bright and loving spirit, with additional counselors available for support.