US EditionMan who allegedly told 911 he killed his wife pleads not guilty
- New evidence suggests that Frances Crawford's death involved a staged crime scene as her husband, Robert Crawford, is charged with murder and misconduct with a corpse, according to prosecutors.
- Frances Crawford's family expressed their devastation over her loss and described her husband as a 'master manipulator', according to Crown Prosecutor Chris Cook.
- Police allege Frances Crawford displayed injuries consistent with strangulation, contradicting Robert Crawford's defense that the incident was an accident.
- Crown Prosecutor Chris Cook stated that forensic evidence supports strangulation as the cause of death and accused Crawford of manipulating the situation.
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Man who allegedly told 911 he killed his wife pleads not guilty
(EL PASO COUNTY, Colo.) — Stephen Chan, the man who allegedly called 911 in 2024 to report that he had killed his wife, has entered a not guilty plea in El Paso County Court. Chan appeared in court on Monday, April 14 for an arraignment hearing. He is accused of killing his wife and dumping her body near their home in Northgate in September 2024. PREVIOUS COVERAGE: Man claims he killed wife, arrested for murder According to the El Paso Cou…
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