Families of murder victims live with the memories

Most people can close the newspaper, turn off the television or look away from the house on Urbana Lane where the man and woman were shot to death. That’s not the case for the family and

The difference between life and death

In Part 2 of our series "Uneven Justice," we take a look at why some convicted murderers are spared the death penalty and others aren't.

Killer says she was protecting son's rights

Wilma Castor says she spends 11 hours a day working and much of her free time crocheting in her cell.

Case highlights inconsistencies in sentencing practices

In Part One of our three-part "Uneven Justice" series, we examine Randy Drinkwalter's case as one of the inconsistencies in the state's murder sentences.