CLEVELAND (WJW)– It’s been 65 years since one of Ohio’s most infamous murders. Yet, the question remains: Who killed Marilyn Sheppard? The brutal slaying of Dr. Sam Sheppard’s wife captivated the ...

CLEVELAND (WJW)– It was one of the most sensationalistic murders in U.S. history with all the elements to keep the public begging for more: A beautiful, pregnant woman beaten to death in her sleep ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - It is one of the most infamous crimes in modern history and the inspiration behind the TV series and movie, “The Fugitive.” Did Dr. Sam Sheppard murder his wife on July 4, ...

The Sam Sheppard case, one of the most infamous in Cleveland and American history, captivated the nation following the July 4, 1954, murder of Marilyn Shepphard and, of course, spawned The Fugitive.

On this day, Dec. 21, in 1954, Dr. Sam Sheppard was convicted of killing his pregnant wife, a decision that was later overturned and inspired a television series and movie. Marilyn Sheppard was killed ...

CLEVELAND -- Seventy years ago this month, on July 4, 1954, a pregnant Marilyn Sheppard was viciously beaten to death as she slept in the Bay Village Lake Road home she shared with her husband, Dr.

In some alternate universe — in a universe where his pregnant mother wasn’t bludgeoned to death in her own bed and his father wasn’t found guilty of the crime in a trial the Supreme Court scathingly ...

Coroner Gerber questions Sam Sheppard at the Normandy Elementary School inquest. The inquest was held after some finger pointing headlines from local newspapers. Deputy Sheriff James Kilory fiddles ...

Sam Sheppard’s second trial for killing his wife was bound to be different from his first one twelve years ago. For one thing, Cleveland Judge Francis Tally reserved only a few seats for reporters as ...