The Georgia Court of Appeals has reversed Superior Court Judge Matthew Hube’s dismissal of the case brought on behalf of Mary Frances Crocker against the school district. The case is remanded to Effingham Superior Court.
A lawsuit filed on behalf of Elwyn Crocker Jr.'s estate claims a 2017 student abuse report never reached police, five months after the last time anyone in the original case claimed to have seen him.
Elwyn Crocker Sr. pleaded guilty and was sentenced to life without parole after prosecutors offered a plea deal that removed the death penalty from consideration.
Day one of sentencing is underway for Mark Wright, the uncle of two Effingham County children whose bodies were found buried behind their family’s home in 2018.
Tuesday, District Attorney announced that Kim Wright entered a negotiated guilty plea Tuesday morning involving the deaths of Elwyn Crocker Jr. and Mary Crocker.
District Attorney Robert Busbee announced today that Mark Wright entered a guilty plea this morning in the case involving the deaths of Elwyn Crocker Jr. and Mary Crocker.
Lawyers for Elwyn Crocker Sr. are fighting back after the State asked the court to reconsider an order that forced them to hand over full DNA evidence in the ongoing murder case.
Elwyn Crocker Sr., the father accused of killing his two teenage children and burying them in his backyard nearly seven years ago, was the only defendant in the courtroom.
An Effingham County judge will decide whether to dismiss a case against the Effingham County School District involving the murder of two teens, Mary and Elwyn Crocker, Jr.
It’s been six and a half years since investigators discovered the bodies of Mary and Elwyn Crocker Junior in the backyard of their Effingham County home.
A new lawsuit was filed Tuesday on behalf of the estate of Mary Crocker. The young girl who was found dead with her brother in their backyard in Effingham County five years ago.
Lawyers for the Effingham County School District have responded to the lawsuit filed in connection to the double murder case of two Effingham County teens found buried in their family’s backyard.
Elwyn Crocker Sr, Mark Anthony Wright and Kimberly Wright are all facing the death penalty. The three are accused of killing Mary and Elwyn Crocker Jr.
Three suspects accused of murdering two children in Effingham County were scheduled for court so their lawyers and state attorneys could discuss their grand jury indictment. That discussion was continued for a second time after a heated debate between councils.
The State of Georgia is seeking the death penalty for four of the five defendants in the Crocker Case, according to the Superior Court Clerk’s Office in Effingham County.
Parents now must tell school systems their plans when pulling their kids out of school. State lawmakers wasted no time passing House Bill 530 in the 2019 session.
There is a new law in Georgia that was created in hopes of saving the lives of children like Elwyn and Mary Crocker - two Effingham County teenagers who were found buried in their family’s backyard.
A lot of people were speechless tonight as you can see. Organizers say they are just thankful for everyone coming out tonight and they hope they can keep the memory of these two children alive.
