Oregon Man Accused of Six Murders, Ohio Mother Pleads Not Guilty to Child Neglect

A wave of criminal justice developments has emerged, with an Oregon man, Jesse Calhoun, indicted in the death of a sixth woman, Elizabeth Gibson. Calhoun is accused of acting "unlawfully and recklessly" in Gibson's death, adding to previous charges in the deaths of five other women. Meanwhile, in Ohio, Elizabeth Siders, a mother of 16, pleaded not guilty to child neglect and endangerment charges after her children were found living in "deplorable conditions."

Further complicating the justice landscape, a Victorian police officer faces common assault charges for allegedly punching and kicking a handcuffed teenager. In Los Angeles, a woman has been charged with murder following a bus crash that preceded a fatal helicopter crash. The actor Douglas Booth is also set to highlight police misogyny in a new TV drama, while a UK inquest concluded a baby found wrapped in a 1910 newspaper was unlawfully killed with twine.