Ashley Holden
Reporter at KNXV-TV (Phoenix, AZ)
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6 days ago |
abc15.com | Ashley Holden
PHOENIX — Since the summer of 2021, the family of 23-year-old Destiny McClain has been waiting for answers in her shooting death. Four years later, they continue to speak out and fight for justice while sharing their experience with Silent Witness. The non-profit organization hosted a fundraiser on Thursday in Phoenix, hoping to push forward its mission of community safety and solving crimes. "Destiny didn’t deserve this," said McClain's mom, Brenda Gilliam-Miller.
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1 week ago |
abc15.com | Ashley Holden
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Members of Emily Pike’s family were invited to Washington, D.C., on Missing and Murdered Indigenous Person's (MMIP) Day. It's been over three months since the 14-year-old San Carlos Apache teen was reported missing from her Mesa group home. Weeks later, on Valentine's Day the teen was found murdered off the U.S. 60 northeast of Globe.
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1 week ago |
abc15.com | Ashley Holden
GILBERT, AZ — The first suspect in the Preston Lord case will be sentenced on Friday. William Owen Hines changed his plea in March in four different cases, including Preston's. Prosecutors are recommending the maximum sentence Hines can receive under his plea agreement, which would be 21 years behind bars. Preston was attacked and beaten while leaving a Queen Creek Halloween party in 2023. Months later, seven suspects were arrested and charged in the case.
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2 weeks ago |
abc15.com | Ashley Holden
GILBERT, AZ — Next month will mark five years since Nick Cordova was shot and killed inside his Gilbert air conditioning business. In May of 2020, Nick was on FaceTime with his kids when his business partner told police two men came into the business. The Cordova family continues to have different questions about the investigation, since years have passed with no arrests. In the last few months, they have been making "Noise for Nick", hoping it will lead to answers in his case.
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2 weeks ago |
abc15.com | Ashley Holden
PHOENIX — A new police report details the investigation in the days and months following the murder of 29-year-old Lauren Heike. It reveals messages, internet searches, and emails found by investigators through search warrants. The report also describes images that were allegedly accessed by Zion Teasley's phone in the days following Heike's death and the police interview with the now 24-year-old suspect.
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EMILY PIKE HEARING: Here is the LIVE stream link to the legislative hearing taking place at the AZ Capitol ⬇️⬇️⬇️ @abc15 LINK: https://t.co/KJuDzgtEGR https://t.co/RKDDx3l3D2
EMILY PIKE: We are about 5 minutes away from a legislative hearing focused on #EmilyPike’s case and group home protocols. Sacred Journey Inc., DCS, Mesa Police, and the Gila County Sheriff’s Office are among the groups/agencies giving presentations ⬇️⬇️⬇️ @abc15 https://t.co/k4lUrnKFpA
EMILY'S LAW: "This is going to be there forever." On the eve of a legislative hearing at the AZ State Capitol, Gov. Katie Hobbs has signed "Emily's Law". This now means in Arizona a "turquoise alert", similar to an AMBER Alert, will be established for missing indigenous people. https://t.co/fqUSugq81v
