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A judge has reduced bond for a Durham man accused of killing his pregnant wife in 2005.
The remains of a woman killed in her Durham home five years ago were exhumed from a Pennsylvania grave site Monday so authorities can search for evidence in her death.
A Pennsylvania judge on Friday ordered that the remains of a woman killed in her Durham home five years ago be exhumed so authorities can search for evidence in her death.
A man accused of stabbing his wife to death inside their Durham home five years ago has objected to an attempt by police and prosecutors to exhume her body.
Janet Abaroa was 25 and pregnant with her second child when, police say, her husband, Raven Abaroa, allegedly stabbed her to death in an upstairs bedroom at their Durham home on April 26, 2005.
During a brief court appearance Tuesday afternoon, Superior Court Judge Ronald Stephens set Raven Abaroa's bond at $5 million.
Raven Abaroa, who is charged with killing his wife almost five years ago, was extradited Friday from Idaho to Durham to face a murder charge.
A former Durham resident charged with killing his wife almost five years ago waived extradition from Idaho on Wednesday and is awaiting his return to North Carolina.
A grand jury has indicted a former Durham resident in the fatal stabbing of his wife. The indictment handed up Monday charges Raven Abaroa with first-degree murder in the April 2005 slaying of 25-year-old Janet Christiansen Abaroa.
A former Durham resident charged with killing his wife almost five years ago plans to fight extradition from Idaho to North Carolina.
Durham police investigators arrested Raven Abaroa on Monday and charged him with murder in the 2005 death of his wife, Janet Abaroa.
The new wife of Raven Abaroa, whose first wife, Janet, was found stabbed to death in her Durham home five years ago speaks to NC Wanted in an exclusive interview.
During a candlelight vigil for an unborn baby that died last month when his mother was murdered, scores of people called Monday for a state law to make killing a pregnant woman a double murder.
Durham police are saying that Janet Abaroa's husband, Raven Abaroa, has not been eliminated as a suspect in her slaying two years ago.
Police investigators spent the past week in Salt Lake City to interview the husband of a Durham woman who was slain in her home almost two years ago.
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