On this episode of "Cuomo Crime Time: Weekend Edition," Chris Cuomo discusses mental illness and abuse alongside criminologist Casey Jordan as they examine five filicide cases — from Casey Anthony to Susan Smith — to unpack how the law handles mental illness, connecting it all to the ongoing Lindsay Clancy trial and what it reveals about postpartum psychosis. Following the release of Netflix’s "Death of the Pastor’s Wife," Chris also speaks with friends of Mica Miller, the now deceased wife of the documentary's subject: John-Paul Miller. Mica’s friends share insights on the church they met through and the events leading up to Mica’s suicide. Sam Rickman, along with Rick and Bruna Pabon, describe the woman they knew, the pastor…
Of the cases cited, most were suicides. One of the cases being investigated as a homicide, and the person of interest in the case is black. Another case remains under investigation, but none of the cases have identified a non-Black suspect.
A Haitian college freshman who was fitted with an ankle monitor by federal immigration authorities after the Trump administration won a legal battle to strip temporary protected status from some 350,000 Haitians died this week by apparent suicide, according to his family. MS NOW's Alex Tabet has the latest.
Mica Miller's attorney, Regina Ward, is one of many people speaking out in the Netflix docuseries about Miller's tumultuous relationship with her husband, John-Paul. Ward says Miller came to her seeking protection, alleging years of abuse and control. Ward joins "Jesse Weber Live" to discuss what Miller told her before she died by suicide. "Jesse Weber Live" brings a fresh, fast-paced, and often unexpected take on the day’s headlines, diving into the biggest stories through the lens of legal expertise.
A federal health inspection found that UCLA's locked psychiatric unit let a suicidal 71-year-old actor keep his leather belt and went unchecked for long stretches, failures his children now call fatal. Robert Carradine, the veteran actor best known for playing Hilary Duff's father on Disney's Lizzie McGuire, voluntarily checked himself into UCLA's Resnick Neuropsychiatric Hospital […] The post Federal inspectors found UCLA psychiatric hospital failed to protect Robert Carradine before his death appeared first on American Almanac .
A federal health inspection found that UCLA's locked psychiatric unit let a suicidal 71-year-old actor keep his leather belt and went unchecked for long stretches, failures his children now call fatal. Robert Carradine, the veteran actor best known for playing Hilary Duff's father on Disney's Lizzie McGuire, voluntarily checked himself into UCLA's Resnick Neuropsychiatric Hospital on January 16, 2026, because he was experiencing suicidal thoughts during what records describe as a "manic episode suicidal ideation." He had battled bipolar disorder, severe depression with psychotic features, and anxiety for roughly two decades. The next day, hospital staff found him unresponsive in his room after an apparent hanging involving a leather belt,…Open
It’s not a leap of any kind to say that the left’s DEI devotion is what killed Jason Arday, the Cambridge University professor who was found dead last week after international scrutiny of his professional work (plagiarism) and fantastical personal biography (fraud). But if there was any hope that his apparent suicide would be a […]
A 29-year-old woman confided her suicidal thoughts to an AI chatbot — not to her therapist, not to her parents, not to her best friend. What can AI learn from her death?
