Tuesday, November 24, 2009 - Page updated at 12:05 p.m.
Second trial in Jewish Federation shooting under way
Naveed Haq, whose first trial ended in a mistrial last year, is accused of barging into the Jewish Federation of Greater Seattle on July 28, 2006, and killing one woman and wounding five others. Haq has pled innocent by reason of insanity.
Man who killed himself during Lynnwood traffic stop identified Posted by Nick Provenza - NEW - 11/24, 10:24 AM
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Photo: Police seek Federal Way bank robber Posted by John de Leon - NEW - 11/24, 08:18 AM
FEDERAL WAY POLICE PHOTO
Two men shot during reported home invasion in Everett Posted by John de Leon - NEW - 11/24, 07:47 AM
Everett police are investigating a shooting this morning around 1 at a home in the 600 block of 93rd Street Southwest. The victim, a 23-year-old man, tells police that a man broke into his home and shot him several times.
More details on cleanup, salvage of sunken tugboat Posted by John de Leon - NEW - 11/24, 06:48 AM
The state Department of Ecology has set up a Web page for updates on the cleanup after a tugboat sank Saturday night on the Seattle waterfront. The Web page can be viewed by clicking here.
Feds allege Tumwater man hacked Comcast Web site Posted by John de Leon - NEW - 11/23, 06:05 PM
A 20-year-old Tumwater man is scheduled to make his initial appearance in U.S. District Court in Tacoma tomorrow afternoon on charges that he and two others hacked into Comcast's Web site and disrupted Internet service a year and a half ago, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office.
Bellevue woman pleads not guilty in rape of 13-year-old boy Posted by Jennifer Sullivan - NEW - 11/23, 01:13 PM
A Bellevue woman charged with raping a 13-year-old boy pleaded not guilty today in King County Superior Court.
Thursday, October 22
Phone calls may play key role in second trial in Jewish Federation shooting
Police ignored Haq's 6 requests for lawyer
Alleged Jewish Federation shooter heads to trial in October
Haq's mother testifies Jewish Federation shooter "was very sick"
Brother tells of Haq's insecurity
Trial delay rejected in Jewish Federation shooting
Haq jurors tell judge they're deadlocked on almost everything
Potential jurors questioned in Jewish Federation shooting case
Judge declares mistrial in Haq case; Jewish Federation jury couldn't agree
600 jury prospects for Haq's 2nd trial
Haq's attorneys object to fall trial
Trial opens in shootings at Jewish Federation
Question of sanity at center of trial
2nd Jewish Federation shooting trial postponed
Witnesses detail shooting at Jewish Federation
Woman died in Seattle shootings and lived to testify about it
Dueling diagnoses may hold key to Jewish Federation shooter's fate
After shooting at Jewish Federation stopped, victim feared what she might find
King County jury to begin deliberating case of Naveed Haq
Google searches suggest Haq was hunting for targets
Questions to Judge Paris Kallas mean jurors still mulling murder charge in Haq case
Haq's former psychiatrist testifies at murder trial
Jury selection especially tricky in Jewish Federation shootings trial
Judge tosses out Jewish Federation rampage suspect's interview
Conflicting testimony of expert witnesses can sink an insanity defense
Haq's brother testifies Jewish Federation shooter obsessive
Haq attorneys fear recent escape could taint jurors
Haq jury deadlocked on majority of criminal charges
Defense wants Haq retrial delayed until February
Trial begins in 2006 Jewish Federation shooting
Haq's second trial for Jewish Federation shootings postponed
"We made eye contact, and he shot me again": Harrowing testimony on third day of Haq trial
Witnesses detail shooting at Jewish Federation
New trial set for Jewish Federation attacker
Victim pregnant at time of Jewish Federation shootings testifies in Haq trial
Closing arguments start in Jewish Federation shooting case
Haq jurors have questions for trial judge, but no verdict yet
Jewish Federation shooter's mother describes his troubled history, "mental problems"
Jury has come to a decision in trial of Naveed Haq
Conflicting testimony of expert witnesses can sink an insanity defense
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