Rob DiRienzo

1 week ago | fox5atlanta.com | Rob DiRienzo

The family of a Cobb County woman who died under suspicious circumstances says they were accidentally given a box containing graphic forensic evidence related to her death—items they believe could have supported a murder charge. SEE ALSO: Mother hopes podcast, online petition will spark reexamination of her daughter’s death The backstory: Hailey Johnson, 21, died the day after Christmas in 2022 at the apartment she shared with her boyfriend, Brooks Cleary.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Rob DiRienzo

The BriefHailey Johnson's family received graphic forensic evidence by mistake, which they believe could support a murder charge against her boyfriend, Brooks Cleary. Cleary was convicted for concealing Johnson's death and making false statements, but her family argues he should have faced a murder charge. The case has gained attention through the podcast Real Life – Real Crime, with Johnson's family hoping for renewed scrutiny and further legal action.

1 week ago | fox5atlanta.com | Rob DiRienzo

Dozens of residents at Chelsea Gardens Apartments in College Park say they're being forced to move out—some with just three days' notice. "It’s just a hot mess," said Keneidra Johnson, a Chelsea Gardens resident. "You told me 60 days. Now you're telling me three? It doesn't make any sense." The city has cited the property for unsanitary and dangerous conditions, but a spokesperson said city inspectors had not condemned the complex. The owner terminated each of the residents' leases.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Rob DiRienzo

The BriefResidents at first said they were told they had 60 days to move. The new letters gave some tenants who owed rent just three days to move out. The lawyer says the eviction process must go through the court. COLLEGE PARK, Ga. - Dozens of residents at Chelsea Gardens Apartments in College Park say they're being forced to move out—some with just three days' notice. "It’s just a hot mess," said Keneidra Johnson, a Chelsea Gardens resident. "You told me 60 days. Now you're telling me three?

2 weeks ago | fox5dc.com | Rob DiRienzo

A convicted killer became a free man, after Clayton County jailers mistakenly released him. Kathan Guzman was sentenced to life in prison for strangling his girlfriend. But he was released due to what officials have said was a paperwork error. The victim’s family is now stunned and frightened as authorities try to track Guzman down. SEE ALSO: Man arrested in Riverdale woman's strangulation death The backstory: Guzman was arrested in August 2022.