Ashley Holden
Reporter at KNXV-TV (Phoenix, AZ)
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abc15.com | Ashley Holden
PHOENIX — Six suspects in the Preston Lord case are still charged with murder in the teen's beating death in October 2023. Jacob Meisner, who is currently charged with aggravated robbery, kidnapping, and felony murder in Preston's case, appeared in court Friday. There was a settlement conference held, but Meisner ultimately did not change his plea. The court date comes days after prosecutors filed new court documents that reveal disturbing details about the night Preston was attacked.
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abc15.com | Ashley Holden
GILBERT, AZ — Next week marks three years since Rachel Hansen was killed. She was 19 years old when she was shot and killed inside her gated Gilbert apartment on June 4, 2022. Years later, there have still been no arrests. But Hansen's parents have a new hope after talking with the Gilbert Police Department just this week. "Unbelievable and also exhausting," said Kim Hansen as she talked about the three-year mark approaching.
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1 week ago |
abc15.com | Ashley Holden
Two Valley families are left dealing with a tragedy after the deadly stabbing that killed 15-year-old Jalen Reeves in November. The teen who allegedly stabbed Jaylen was 14-year-old at the same time. Six months later, the Maricopa County Attorney declined filing charges in the teen's death. ABC15 sat down exclusively with both Jaylen's family and the attorneys representing the other teen. David Cantor and Christine Whalin, with DM Cantor, said their client acted in self-defense.
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2 weeks ago |
abc15.com | Ashley Holden
TEMPE, AZ — September 21, 1998, was the last time Cookie Jacobson was seen alive. Her husband, Bill Jacobson, told reporters he kissed his wife goodbye before leaving for work. The couple's two children, whom they adopted as babies, are now in their teens. According to Bill, the pair was scolded by their mom for being late for school that morning. But then, to the community, it seemed the 49-year-old just "vanished".
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abc15.com | Ashley Holden
GLENDALE, AZ — The family of Albert Gonzales and Juan Gomez is still lacking closure nearly six years after the brothers were killed in Glendale. On August 18, 2019, they were shot and killed while staying with a friend. Glendale Police said the brothers were shot around 5:30 a.m. while sleeping. Their family reached out to ABC15 as they push for answers and justice in the case. "My brothers are missed," said their sister Desiree Cota.
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