A jury declared a 41-year-old serial killer guilty on multiple charges linked to a "brutal crime spree" that unfolded two years ago. The Delaware Attorney General’s Office made the announcement on Tuesday, Nov. 14, revealing that Keith Gibson has been convicted of 25 crimes, notably including four counts of first-degree murder.
In a string of violent incidents, on May 15, 2021, Gibson robbed a Metro PCS store in Elsmere, resulting in the tragic death of employee Leslie Ruiz-Basilio, aged 28. Following the robbery, Gibson escalated the violence by stealing the victim's car. Weeks later, he committed another robbery, leading to the fatal shooting of 42-year-old Ronald Wright and an additional assault.
Over the subsequent days, Gibson continued his crime spree, assaulting three more individuals and attempting to take the life of one victim. The series of violent events came to an end on June 8, 2021, when Wilmington Police apprehended Gibson during an armed robbery at a local Rite Aid. At the time of arrest, the suspect was reportedly wearing a ballistic vest and found in possession of a loaded firearm, ammunition, narcotics, and a knife.

A 13-year-old Texan boy found guilty in the murder of a Sonic Drive-In employee has been sentenced to 12 years of incarceration, as confirmed by authorities. The boy will initiate his term under the custody of the Texas Juvenile Justice Department, with the possibility of later transfer to the state's adult prison system.
The incident involved the fatal shooting of Matthew Davis, 32, back in May when Davis confronted 20-year-old Angel Gomez about urinating in the Keene restaurant's parking lot, located approximately 40 miles southwest of Dallas. The boy, present at the scene with Gomez, allegedly took a gun from Gomez's vehicle and shot Davis multiple times during the altercation, according to police statements.

She joined the task force to look into a potential connection between her dad and missing and murder investigations.

The Weber County Sheriff's Office is asking for public assistance regarding two cold cases investigators believed to be connected from the early 1980s.
The Weber County Sheriff's Office released a statement lamenting the untimely end of Tina Gallegos' life, whose body was discovered in the Ogden River on August 21, 1982. Tragically, a few weeks later, on September 16, 1982, Gabriel DiStefano suffered a similar fate, with her body found in a ditch by the Harrisville Police Department. The connection between these cases has surfaced through the recovery of matching bullets from their bodies.
In an effort to piece together crucial details in this ongoing investigation, authorities are seeking information related to a "towel" and a "shower curtain" discovered near DiStefano's remains. Investigators emphasize the potential significance of these items and urge anyone with information about their origin or recognition to come forward.
The focus of the inquiry is understanding more about the towel and shower curtain, unraveling the mystery of their origin before becoming associated with Gabriel's tragic end.