WAVERLY, OHIO (WKRC) - There was some discussion of trying to get some evidence thrown out, including ballistics and shoe print evidence, and attorneys also tried to get some of the murder charges ...

As for Billy Wagner, he is expected back in court in November when the judge will hear arguments from both sides on the evidence that is expected to be presented in Wagner’s trial. The trial is ...

billy wagoner was back in court for the first time in 11 months, his appearance coming weeks after a jury found his eldest son george guilty of executing a plan to shoot and kill eight members of ...

Wagner's motion hearing was originally scheduled for April 28, but was postponed after one of Wagner’s defense attorneys said they needed to “step back and reassess” the case. The judge ...

George “Billy” Wagner III, accused in the 2016 homicides of southern Ohio’s Rhoden family, should be tried outside of Pike County, his attorneys said Wednesday. Following a brief hearing in ...

WAVERLY, Ohio (WKRC) - George Wagner returned to a Pike County courtroom Wednesday to continue to try to get the death penalty off of the table in his case. Caption: WKRC. George, his brother Jake ...

WAVERLY, Ohio (WXIX) - One of the suspects in the Pike County massacre, George “Billy” Wagner III, returned to court Wednesday for a motion hearing. Judge Randy Deering said he would hold off ...

It was a long time coming, but Billy Wagner finally closed it out. And he couldn't keep the emotions from flowing. The seven-time All-Star, in his final year of eligibility, was elected into the ...

George "Billy" Wagner III's attorney, Mark Collins, filed a bond motion Monday pointing out that the state has delayed filing discovery in the case for 2 ½ years since Wagner’s indictment.

WAVERLY, Ohio (WDTN) – George Wagner IV, one of four family members accused of killing eight members of the Rhoden family in Pike County, appeared in court Monday. Wagner’s motion hearing was ...

Corbin earlier set May 6, 2024, as the start of Billy Wagner's trial. During an October hearing on the change of venue motion, the judge said he’d hold eight weeks on his calendar for the case.