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1. www.bitesizedcrimepod.com › episodes › episode-087-barbaraEpisode 087: Barbara & Gordon Erickstad – Bite-Sized Crime

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   Aug 14, 2023 · According to court documents, Brian and Robert had committed crimes together in the past, and witnesses spotted them several times on September 17th, driving Gordon’s pickup around Bismarck. Police were confident that Brian and Robert had worked together to murder Brian’s parents and were now on the run.

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2. www.bbc.co.uk › news › uk-66928735I was innocent - but it cost me £500,000 to prove it - BBC News

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   Oct 6, 2023 · It was 2017 and Brian had just become a convicted sex offender, sentenced to serve 15 years in prison. A jury had found him guilty of 16 counts of historical child sex abuse. But another trial...

3. resolvewest.org › case-studies › brian-and-roberts-storyBrian and Robert's story - Resolve West

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   The neighbours refused to admit guilt or take responsibility for the issues, so it was referred to Resolve West’s Conflict Resolution service. Due to the hate crime elements involved, Brian and Robert’s case was covered by funding made available by the Bristol Hate Crime and Discrimination Services (BHCDS) Partnership. The process

4. www.crimeandinvestigation.co.uk › shows › kidsBritain’s Worst Child Criminals | Crime + Investigation UK

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   The crime was undeniably vicious. The girls were both 15 when they were finally sentenced, with both receiving a minimum of 15 years in prison. Due to their age at the time of the crime (and reports of self-harm and suicidal inclinations), both girls received full anonymity.

5. www.thrillist.com › entertainment › nationEvil Genius Finale: Unanswered Questions From the Netflix ...

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   May 24, 2018 · The crime at the center of Evil Genius revolves around Erie resident Brian Wells, who walked into a local PNC Bank on an afternoon in late August, 2003, and passed a teller a note that said he...

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6. theconversation.com › when-couples-co-offend-whosWhen couples co-offend : who’s to blame in criminal ...

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   Nov 18, 2015 · Co-offending couples have featured heavily in the news recently, with the cases of Nathan Matthews and Shauna Hoare, found guilty of killing Becky Watts; and Grant Francis and Hayley Morgan,...

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   Did Brian & Robert commit a crime together?

   • According to court documents, Brian and Robert had committed crimes together in the past, and witnesses spotted them several times on September 17th, driving Gordon’s pickup around Bismarck. Police were confident that Brian and Robert had worked together to murder Brian’s parents and were now on the run.

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   Did Brian & Robert work together to kill Brian's parents?

   • Police were confident that Brian and Robert had worked together to murder Brian’s parents and were now on the run. On September 18th, just hours after police discovered the bloody crime scene, Barbara’s blue Cadillac was found abandoned in a sunflower field in Cass County, three hours east of Bismarck.

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   How many counts of murder did Brian & Robert have?

   • Brian and Robert were each charged with two counts of murder, one count of conspiracy to commit murder, and three counts of felony theft. But investigators still had a long road ahead of them to make sure this case made it to trial.

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   How did Brian & Robert feel at a sentencing hearing?

   • Brian was sentenced to life plus 10 years. Robert was sentenced to life plus 30. At his sentencing hearing, Brian broke down, showing emotion for the first time since the trial began. “I’m terribly sorry for what happened. There’s no way I could express how awful I feel… If there was any way I could change what happened, believe me, I would.

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   How did Michelle & Aimee feel about the murder of Brian & Robert?

   • Michelle and Aimee were shocked. Michelle told the Tribune, “I didn’t believe they could do something like that.” According to the sisters, Brian and Robert didn’t seem that phased by the fact that they had just murdered two people in cold blood. Actually, they didn’t seem to be completely sober, still high on drugs and adrenaline.

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   How old was Brian when he was arrested?

   • At just 12 years old, Brian was arrested for shoplifting and carrying a concealed weapon. By 13, Brian was drinking alcohol and smoking weed. At 15, he was arrested for possession, and soon he was running away from home, drinking every weekend, and getting high on meth, prescription pills, and PCP.

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8. tvedwards.com › news-and-blogs › blogsCan you be guilty of murder by being present at the scene?

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   Feb 23, 2016 · In Criminal Law under the doctrine of Joint Enterprise a person can be convicted of a crime they did not necessarily physically commit. The 300 year old doctrine has been applied to those who were associated with the crime, or present at the scene.