Charges dropped for alleged downtown shooter
Sep 20, 2013
Charges have been dropped on the man arrested for the shooting in downtown Columbia earlier in the summer.
Year: 2013
Man accused in downtown shooting freed after charges dropped
Sep 21, 2013
Prosecutors have dismissed charges against Eric Cravens, the 20-year-old Columbia man who was accused of shooting three people in June at Broadway and Tenth Street in downtown Columbia.
Charges dropped against Columbia man accused of shooting into crowd on Broadway
Sep 20, 2013
Charges were dropped Friday against Eric Cravens, who was arrested in connection with a June 15 shooting downtown.
Courtroom heats up as two sides disagree over accused shooter’s innocence
Aug 21, 2013
The courtroom was heated Wednesday as the man accused of pulling the trigger in the downtown shooting on Tenth Street and Broadway appeared before a judge.
Downtown shooting suspect has alibi, attorney says
Aug 8, 2013
The attorney for a man accused of shooting three people June 15 at Tenth Street and Broadway filed a motion Tuesday in Boone County Circuit Court to reduce his bond and modify the terms of his release.
Lawyer of downtown shooting suspect says she has evidence to prove his innocence
Aug 7, 2013
Eric Cravens is behind bars, accused of the shooting downtown on June 15 at 10th Street and Broadway.
But his lawyer, Jennifer Bukowsky, says she has evidence to prove he’s innocent, and she’s giving that evidence to the prosecutor and police so they can find the real shooters.
Autopsy challenge from within in Missouri murder case
Jun 9, 2013
The scientific work of a former Boone County medical examiner and MU pathology professor is being challenged by five of his colleagues as a Kirksville man seeks a new trial in a woman’s 1997 drug-related death.
Jay Dix’s ruling on ’97 death disputed in court petition
May 26, 2013
Boone County Medical Examiner Eddie Adelstein is one of five pathologists who have said in a habeas corpus petition that Jay Dix, the late Boone County medical examiner, made an error in his assessment of a 1997 Adair County death that resulted in two men getting convicted for first-degree murder.