Juliette Fairley
Freelance reporter
Juliette Fairley is a freelance reporter for The Epoch Times and NTD and a graduate of Columbia University’s Graduate School of Journalism. Born in Chateauroux, France, and raised outside of Lackland Air Force Base in Texas, Juliette is a well-adjusted military brat. She has written for many publications across the country. Send Juliette story ideas at [email protected]
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US Supreme Court Denies Accused Killer Karen Read’s Petition
Read is accused in the 2022 death of her police officer boyfriend.
Suspect Arrested for Allegedly Stealing DHS Secretary Noem’s Purse
“This individual is a career criminal who has been in our country illegally for years,” Noem said.
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Her family says the longtime advocate for sex trafficking victims died at her Australian farm after years of struggle.
Judge Rules Bryan Kohberger’s Autism Does Not Preclude Death Penalty
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24-Year-Old Highland Park Shooter Sentenced to Life in Prison
Robert E. Crimo III was handed seven consecutive sentences of life in prison.
Remains of Mother, Child Found Near Gilgo Beach Identified 28 Years Later
Nassau County police identified the remains of a mother and child found murdered 28 years ago as U.S. Army veteran Tanya Denise Jackson and her daughter.
New Jury Convicts Southern California Judge of Murdering His Wife
On March 10, a previous jury deadlocked with 11 of 12 jurors voting for a guilty verdict, and a judge declared a mistrial.
Lori Vallow Daybell Convicted of Conspiring to Murder Estranged Husband
Vallow Daybell, who represented herself, argued that her estranged husband’s death was a family tragedy, not a crime.
