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Part of the focus of the second day of the Jordan Graham trial was a review for the jury of past interviews with authorities. During one interview in particular, conducted by Detective Cory Clark at the Kalispell Police Department on July 10, Graham appears to be very uncomfortable as Clark tries to hammer down the "inconsistencies" that law enforcement had found with her story. Read Mor

The second day of the Jordan Graham trial began with stories from people who were once her closest friends and confidants, until they started to grow concerned as the newlywed's story of her husband's disappearance kept changing and not "matching up."

The first day of the Jordan Graham trial is over, and the jury selection, opening statements, and public testimony of witnesses, reveal a lot of what is in store for the woman who is charged with pushing her newlywed husband, Cody Johnson, off of a cliff in Glacier National Park.

22-year old Jordan Graham, the newlywed woman from Kalispell accused of pushing her husband, Cody Johnson, to his death in Glacier National Park, took the stand today, November 15.

A trial date of December 9 has been set for Jordan Linn Graham who has pled not guilty to charges of murder and presenting a false statement to authorities. The new date is earlier than many had expected. The trial date was set during a pre-trial hearing today, October 15 at U.S. District Court in Missoula by judge Jeremiah Lynch.

Newlywed Jordan Linn Graham plead 'not guilty' to murder in U.S. District Court in Missoula today, October 4. The charges of murder include accusations that Graham  pushed her husband of just eight days, Cody Johnson, off a cliff in Glacier National Park.

Nathan Lee Calvert of Missoula stood before District Judge Kim Christopher on Tuesday morning, September 17, in Thompson Falls, and admitted that he brutally stabbed Doug Morigeau to death, and cut Cheryl Morigeau's throat while under the influence of drugs.

It's been over a year since the death of an American engineer in Singapore became a hotbed of controversy over the justice of the Singaporean court system.

What began as the story of a Montana man who committed suicide in Singapore has now turned into an international investigation involving the U.S. government.

It seems like Whitefish is turning into the #1 place in Montana to get murdered . Lots of news of murder have been springing up all around the small resort town. Recently TV host of "The Rifleman's Journal," Gregory Rodriguez, was shot and killed while visiting a friend in Whitefish.

If you’re going to kill someone, it should be for a good reason. Like, you know, beer pong.