Trial begins in Crawford County for Corry man accused of killing pregnant Amish woman Prosecutors get OK to present testimony from two witnesses who said suspect admitted to the attack Rebekah A.

It is hard to fathom conduct more heinous than brutally killing a young expectant mother and her unborn child in her home." ...

Within days of Rebekah Byler's death, Pennsylvania State Police investigators identified a Corry man, Shawn C. Cranston, as the person they believed killed the young Amish woman.

Byler said the 250,000 members of the Amish community have gotten even more conservative in recent years. “Touching is looked down upon in this day and age, but it wasn’t in my day.

Byler didn't go inside. But when the first Pennsylvania State Police trooper arrived at the Amish man's home after 911 was called, the trooper said he found 23-year-old Rebekah A. Byler, about six ...

Police opened an investigation into the killing of Rebekah A. Byler, a pregnant Amish woman who was found dead in her rural Pennsylvania home this week, rocking the small community. The incident ...

Opening day of Cranston homicide trial in Crawford features testimony of husband of slain Amish woman Prosecutors say evidence presented will connect the defendant to two other burglaries in the area ...

The body of Rebekah A. Byler, 23, was found in the living room of her home in Sparta Township, Pennsylvania. A truck driver is convicted in the fatal shooting of an Amish woman in her Pennsylvania ...

Within days of Rebekah Byler's death, Pennsylvania State Police investigators identified a Corry man, Shawn C. Cranston, as the person they believed killed the young Amish woman.

Husband of slain Amish woman Rebekah Byler said his young children, ages 3 and 2, told him that someone came and killed their mother in February 2024. News Sports Indy 500 Things To Do Opinion ...

Within days of Rebekah Byler's death, Pennsylvania State Police investigators identified a Corry man, Shawn C. Cranston, as the person they believed killed the young Amish woman.

Within days of Rebekah Byler's death, Pennsylvania State Police investigators identified a Corry man, Shawn C. Cranston, as the person they believed killed the young Amish woman.