WRAL.com archive: Lauren Redman homicide Case

Lauren Redman, 22, died outside her West Raleigh apartment at 3010 North Walnut Creek Parkway in the early-morning hours of Nov. 8, 2005. Byron Waring and Joseph Sanderlin have been charged with her murder and George Sasser has been charged with accessory to murder after the fact.
Posted 7/9/2007, 2:04:00 PM Updated 11/5/2010, 6:16:03 PM
Lauren Redman
Lauren Redman died outside her West Raleigh apartment at 3010 North Walnut Creek Parkway in the early-morning hours of Nov. 8, 2005
Byron Waring in court
Byron Waring could face the death penalty in connection with the Nov. 9, 2005 fatal stabbing of Lauren Redman.
Joseph Sanderlin
In a taped confession to police, Byron Waring said Joseph Sanderlin (seen here) raped Redman before both men stabbed her.
George Sasser
George Sasser, 25, was charged with being an accessory to murder after the fact in the death of Lauren Redman. Investigators said Sasser advised Waring and Sanderlin to leave town.
The state Supreme Court on Friday denied the appeal of a Raleigh man facing a death sentence for a 2005 murder.
Joseph Sanderlin, 26, was sentenced to life in prison Friday for the November 2005 death of Lauren Redman, who was stabbed and cut more than 40 times inside her Raleigh apartment.
Wake County prosecutors object to pre-trial hearing to assess murder suspects' mental capacity, saying it would be redundant and costly to taxpayers.
Wake County prosecutors object to pre-trial hearing to assess murder suspects' mental capacity, saying it would be redundant and costly to taxpayers.
Attorneys for a man charged in connection with the fatal stabbing of a Raleigh woman have filed a motion claiming he is mentally retarded.
Jurors on Monday sentenced a Raleigh man to die for the 2005 murder of a woman in her apartment.
Jurors will begin deliberating on Monday whether a convicted murderer should die for stabbing a Raleigh woman more than 20 times.
The sentencing phase in the death-penalty trial for a Raleigh man convicted in a 2005 stabbing death will continue next week.
A jury found Byron Waring guilty of first-degree murder Thursday in the stabbing death of a 22-year-old woman.
Testimony began Monday in the trial of a Raleigh man accused of stabbing a woman to death nearly two years ago.
Jury selection began Tuesday in the murder trial for one of three men charged in a November 2005 stabbing death of a Raleigh woman.

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