Anna Guber

6 days ago | mynbc5.com | Anna Guber

A jury has ruled Serhat Gumrukcu guilty on all counts on Friday, following a five-week trial of the man charged with ordering a hit for hire of Vermont man Gregory Davis in 2018. Top video: See previous coverageThe jury found Serhat Gumrukcu on all three counts: conspiracy to commit murder for hire, murder for hire and conspiracy to commit wire fraud.

1 week ago | mynbc5.com | Anna Guber

The fate of a man accused of plotting a murder for hire in Vermont is now in the hands of a jury as the trial of Serhat Gumrukcu nears its end. Gumrukcu is on trial for the 2018 murder of Danville resident Gregory Davis. The jury heard closing arguments on Thursday before heading into deliberations. Prosecutors allege that Gumrukcu paid another person to kill Davis after he threatened to expose Gumrukcu to the FBI over his role in a fraudulent oil deal.

1 week ago | mynbc5.com | Anna Guber

On Jan. 6, 2018, Gregory Davis answered the door of his Danville, VT home, to a man claiming to be a U.S. Marshal, telling Davis he was under arrest. The next day Davis was found dead in handcuffs on a snowy Vermont road with multiple gunshot wounds. In the years that followed, investigators have made four arrests in connection with his murder.

1 week ago | mynbc5.com | Anna Guber

Colchester police, Essex Police and Williston Police responded to reports of gunshots near Ethan Allen Ave in Colchester around 1:20 Saturday morning. When police arrived on the scene behind Ethan Allen Ave in Colchester, they found a male lying on the ground with multiple gunshot wounds. Officials said the victim was transported to UVM Medical Center and is currently in critical condition. Police believe this is an isolated incident and that there is no threat to the public.

1 week ago | mynbc5.com | Anna Guber

For more than 20 years, the Kids-A-Part program has allowed incarcerated mothers in Vermont to enjoy visits with their children in a warm, kid-friendly space. The same opportunity, however, has not been offered to incarcerated fathers, and now lawmakers are working to change, giving hope to families like Stacy Hubbell's. For the better part of the last seven years, Hubbell has spent hours on the road each week so her kids won't miss their only time to spend with their father.