Relatives of the slain Milkin family recalled a happy, vibrant, beautiful pair of boys and two women during the opening of the penalty phase for Conner Schierman.
In a packed, emotional courtroom Monday morning, a jury found Conner Schierman guilty of stabbing a Kirkland family to death four years ago and burning down their home to hide the crime.
The Deputy King County prosecutor who has been trying for more than two months to convict Conner Schierman of brutally murdering a Kirkland family said Thursday that the 28-year-old is “guilty beyond all reasonable doubt.”
Conner Schierman was having a blast playing video games with his friends and drinking the bottles of Ketel One Vodka that he had brought home from work.
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Attorneys for Conner Schierman, accused of slaying four Kirkland family members, launched their defense Tuesday afternoon to convince jurors that he was blackout drunk the night he woke up covered in his neighbors’ blood in July 2006.
Defense attorneys James Conroy and Peter Connick declined to give an opening statement, but did call their first defense witnesses to the stand.
Kirkland resident Antoinette Brewster can vividly recall walking through her childhood neighborhood to see her parent’s home in Liberia, West Africa after two civil wars rocked the country in the early 1980’s and into the 2000’s.
The violence had left Mary Sieanyeneh and Samuel Joseph Mentee’s home completely destroyed. The home that was once a beautiful gated stone residence was missing its doors and roof. Homeless people and wanderers used mats to make shelter of what was left.
Even though Amanda Cox heard earthquake aftershocks every 48 hours while she was in Haiti, the Evergreen Medical Center Emergency…
Lake Washington High School Music Director Jim Peterson believes practice will make perfect, even if it’s only for a few…
The Kirkland Arts center (KAC) kicked off a new exhibit last week that fuses academics with artistic expression. “Off the…
As Valentine’s Day comes around the corner, Lincoln and Virginia Kaiser look back on the time of their wedding 60…
It’s 6 p.m. on a Friday night at Raga Cuisine of India and Mukesh Kakar is doing what he loves: attending to customers and making suggestions from the menu.
Mukesh, 47, is the owner of Raga on 212 Central Way in Kirkland. The small restaurant serves traditional Indian food, offering a lunch buffet and dinner menu. Kakar explained the philosophy behind Raga, which is Indian for music, that the music (notes) are the spices, flavors and traditions from all reaches of the Asian country.
The Evergreen Medical Center in Kirkland announced their interim chief executive officer on Feb 4. According to a press release,…
For Robert “Bob” Lehan, 67, coming back to Bridle Trails Red Apple Market in Kirkland is a homecoming.
A Redmond non-profit group that provides outreach to young people will terminate their agreement with the City of Kirkland to…
