#parole-hearing

#parole-hearing

Back in 2001, before SFist existed, there was a high-profile murder trial in San Francisco so crazy that it made the Bob Lee-Nima Momeni murder trial look like an afternoon seminar at the SF Public Library History Center. That was the trial in the murder of Diane Whipple, who was killed exactly 25 years ago this coming Monday, in an incident where her neighbors' very vicious dogs ripped her to sheds in a Pac Heights apartment complex.

Known publicly as Baby P, he had suffered more than 50 injuries, including a broken back and ribs, despite receiving 60 visits from social workers, police officers and health professionals over eight months. Connelly was first released in 2013 having served the minimum term of five years after admitting the offence of causing or allowing the death of her son. Baby P died after months of abuse while living with Tracey Connelly and her partner Steven Barker (PA Media)

Eddie Matos, who murdered Officer Anthony Dwyer, is set for his third parole hearing in two years, sparking outrage from the officer's family.