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A source-linked desk for verified court-calendar and missing-person changes. No rumor, no crowdsourced accusations, and no outcome inferred from silence.
Confirmed means sourced. Every item links to the record NEP used and keeps its verification date visible.
Unknown stays unknown. An elapsed hearing, removed poster, or missing release does not prove an outcome.
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Missing
NCMEC lists Annabelle Wattenbarger as missing since September 28, 2026 from Springfield, Missouri. The Greene County Sheriff's Office and NCMEC are seeking information that could help locate this child.
Greene County Sheriff's Office (MO) · Springfield, Missouri
What happens next: Information should go directly to the authorized agency or tipline.
Source type: ncmec
Missing
NCMEC lists Caleb Alan Birkbeck as missing since September 28, 2026 from Dayton, Ohio. The Riverside Police Department and NCMEC are seeking information that could help locate this child.
Riverside Police Department (OH) · Dayton, Ohio
What happens next: Information should go directly to the authorized agency or tipline.
Source type: ncmec
Execution halted by short Sixth Circuit stay
Pike remains under sentence of death, but the Sixth Circuit entered a short stay before the scheduled execution. The stay stopped the September 30 execution while the court considers the fully briefed issues. Tennessee has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to vacate the stay.
The Sixth Circuit’s published September 30 order states that a stay was necessary to address and resolve the issues before the court. The execution did not proceed at the scheduled time. The stay is temporary and does not vacate Pike’s conviction or sentence.
What happens next: Monitor U.S. Supreme Court docket 26A428 and Sixth Circuit case 26-5864. Do not describe the stay as permanent clemency or a final merits decision.
Source type: Primary — federal appellate court order
Pretrial setting elapsed — disposition not publicly verified
The official court record lists interference with custody under Ohio Revised Code 2919.23(A)(1), a first-degree misdemeanor, and a not-guilty plea. Binkley remains presumed innocent. The September 30 pretrial setting has elapsed; no disposition or next hearing is verified.
The official event history lists PRE-TRIAL at 9:00 a.m. and REASSIGNMENT for 5:00 p.m. Eastern. The reassignment listing does not establish dismissal, continuance, or another disposition.
What happens next: Monitor the official case and event records for a disposition and next setting. Do not infer an outcome from the reassignment entry.
Source type: Primary — court record
Sentencing setting elapsed — outcome not publicly verified
Millete was convicted of first-degree murder on July 9, 2026, and later pleaded guilty to a separate weapons count. The official September 29 calendar listed probation hearing and sentencing, but that setting has elapsed and no official disposition has been verified here.
The September 30 South County calendar reviewed at the cutoff contains no Millete listing. Absence from the rolling calendar does not establish that sentencing occurred, was cancelled, or was continued.
What happens next: Monitor the official court record for the sentencing disposition or a replacement setting. Preserve the outcome as unverified until a primary source resolves it.
Source type: Primary — court calendar
Missing
BIA lists William Loren Jackman as missing since June 4, 2026 and last known to be in Lame Deer, Montana. BIA identifies his federally recognized tribal affiliation as the Northern Cheyenne Tribe and is seeking information that may assist the ongoing search.
BIA OJS Missing and Murdered Unit · Lame Deer, Montana
What happens next: Information should go directly to the authorized agency or tipline.
Source type: tribal authority
Recent verification history
The previous six days remain visible so a missed day does not mean a missed development.
Federal sentencing
A federal jury convicted Alon, Oren and Tal Alexander on March 9, 2026 of sex-trafficking and related federal offenses. Their convictions stand and sentencing remains pending. The October 6 setting replaced an earlier August 6 date.
A publicly visible September 3 order excerpt cites docket entry 492 and lists October 6. The older March 10 order concerned August 6; its 10 a.m. time is not carried forward to the later date.
What happens next: Obtain the current sentencing order or docket to confirm the clock time. Convictions stand; post-trial review status is not certified complete.
Source type: Court filing mirror
Missing
Virginia's Missing Children Clearinghouse lists Brandon Allen Finney as missing since September 26, 2026 from Fairfax County, Virginia. Fairfax County Police are seeking information that could help locate this child.
Fairfax County Police Department (VA) · Fairfax County, Virginia
What happens next: Information should go directly to the authorized agency or tipline.
Source type: government
Sentencing after guilty verdicts
A jury found Flynn guilty on all nine counts on September 29, including aggravated murder, murder, felonious assault and tampering with evidence. The convictions stand; post-trial review remains open.
Associated Press and WHIO report that the jury returned the verdicts after roughly two hours of deliberations. Two misdemeanor intimidation counts had been dismissed without prejudice before the verdicts.
What happens next: Sentencing is set for October 5 at 3:00 p.m. Eastern. Reconfirm the setting before relying on it; defense counsel told AP that an appeal is expected.
Source type: Court reporting
State stay request denied — completed
The Tennessee Supreme Court case history records denial of a stay of execution on September 23. This completed state-court ruling did not cancel or decide later court or executive avenues.
The U.S. Supreme Court separately denied stay application No. 26A414 and the related certiorari petition on September 29. The September 30 execution setting remains listed.
What happens next: Monitor for a later stay, reprieve, commutation, clemency decision or scheduling change. The September 28 Tennessee correspondence entry is not labeled a new stay ruling.
Source type: Primary — court docket
Clemency declined — reported executive decision
WATE reports that Governor Bill Lee reviewed Pike’s clemency request and said he would not intervene.
The conviction and death sentence stand. Separately, the U.S. Supreme Court denied stay application No. 26A414 and the related certiorari petition on September 29.
What happens next: The September 30 execution remains subject to later court or executive intervention.
Source type: Reporting of governor’s statement
Habitual-offender proceeding — listed setting
JPDA lists Colbert to return before Judge Nancy Miller on October 14 under Louisiana’s habitual-offender law.
This is a further proceeding following the September 28 sentence. Its result and any additional term have not been determined in the verified source.
What happens next: Obtain the court setting and any resulting order; the exact start time is not publicly verified.
Source type: Primary — prosecutor’s office
Sentencing — terms imposed
The Jefferson Parish District Attorney reports that Judge Nancy Miller sentenced Colbert to 50 years for racketeering plus 10 years for negligent homicide, consecutively. White received 45 years for racketeering; his manslaughter acquittal remains distinct.
Colbert’s 60-year total is consecutive to her existing 25-year Orleans Parish term. The convictions stand; the review period remains open and appellate status has not been independently verified.
What happens next: Colbert has a further October 14 habitual-offender proceeding. Do not treat that scheduled hearing as an additional sentence already imposed.
Source type: Primary — prosecutor’s office
Missing
NCMEC lists Fredrico Dejong as missing since September 26, 2026 from Ontario, Oregon. The Ontario Police Department and NCMEC are seeking information that could help locate this child.
Ontario Police Department (OR) · Ontario, Oregon
What happens next: Information should go directly to the authorized agency or tipline.
Source type: ncmec
Missing
Virginia's Missing Children Clearinghouse lists Jeremiah Amond James as missing since September 25, 2026 from Chesterfield County. The official notice says he may need medical attention; Chesterfield County Police are seeking information that could help locate him.
Chesterfield County Police Department (VA) · Chesterfield County, Virginia
What happens next: Information should go directly to the authorized agency or tipline.
Source type: government
Sentencing after murder and sanity verdicts
A jury convicted Cataneo Salazar of first-degree murder on August 24 and found him legally sane on September 2. The peace-officer, lying-in-wait, vehicle-firing and personal-firearm allegations were also found true.
Sentencing is scheduled for October 1 in Department 101. The District Attorney says he faces life in state prison without parole; the calendar does not describe that outcome as imposed before sentencing.
What happens next: Confirm the sentencing clock time and any post-trial filings. No clock time has been publicly verified. Any post-trial challenge remains unverified.
Source type: Primary — prosecutor’s office
Further motions and possible retrial scheduling
The Globe reports a November 2 motions hearing and possible retrial scheduling.
A hearing date is not a retrial date or a decision on guilt.
What happens next: Confirm the court listing before attendance; no start time has been verified.
Source type: Court reporting
Post-mistrial hearing — held; no verdict
AP reports that the September 29 hearing occurred; the judge did not immediately decide the acquittal request. Clancy remains presumed innocent.
No retrial date was set. Prosecutors had not decided whether to retry her when they spoke after the hearing.
What happens next: See the linked tracker for further scheduling and unresolved motions.
Source type: Court reporting
Missing
Washington State Patrol currently lists Madison Linstroth as missing from Vancouver since June 13, 2026. Its active poster directs information to the Vancouver Police Department.
Vancouver Police Department (WA) · Vancouver, Washington
What happens next: Information should go directly to the authorized agency or tipline.
Source type: government
Jury selection — latest reported start; primary date unverified
Charged with murder and concealment of a dead body in the disappearance of Mamta Kafle Bhatt. He is presumed innocent unless and until proved guilty in court.
NBC4’s current courtroom report gives October 5 for jury selection. Older WTOP reporting gave October 6; no direct court docket was obtained to reconcile the conflict. October 5 is therefore carried as the latest reported date, not an independently confirmed court appointment.
What happens next: Confirm the start date and time with the court before attending. Current reporting permits limited camera recording but not livestreaming, subject to the judge’s control.
Source type: Court reporting
Motions court — current listed setting
Virzi remains charged and presumed innocent. The current UJS calendar lists motions court on October 14.
The former September 28 listing is no longer displayed. That absence does not establish that a hearing occurred or determine its disposition. Current Calendar Events lists October 14 at 8:30 a.m. in Courtroom 327.
What happens next: Reconfirm the rolling court record before attending. The separate October 1 trial listing also remains on the calendar.
Source type: Primary — court record
Jury trial — scheduled
Virzi is charged in Leon Katz’s death and remains presumed innocent. Allegations concerning injuries to his twin brother are separate; this is not a case in which both twins died.
The Pennsylvania UJS Calendar Events tab for this case lists jury trial as scheduled October 1 at 8:30 a.m. in Courtroom 327. The same record separately lists motions court on October 14.
What happens next: Reconfirm the current docket before attending; scheduled events may change. A listed hearing or trial is not a finding of guilt.
Source type: Primary — court record
Missing
NCMEC lists Ninoska Fabiola Almendares as missing since September 25, 2026 from Houston, Texas. Harris County Constable Precinct 4 and NCMEC are seeking information that could help locate this child.
Harris County Constable's Office (TX) · Houston, Texas
What happens next: Information should go directly to the authorized agency or tipline.
Source type: ncmec
Recovered deceased
Suffolk Constabulary says the child recovered from Decoy Pond was formally identified as Noah Woods. Police are not treating his death as suspicious and will submit a file to the Coroner after completing their enquiries.
Suffolk Constabulary · Brantham, Suffolk
What happens next: This case has been removed from the active map and retained in the resolved archive.
Source type: investigating agency
Penalty phase after unanimous guilty verdicts
A jury unanimously found Wiggins guilty of three counts of first-degree murder on September 29 in the deaths of Brandon Rollins, Keven Springfield and Damion Tillman. The convictions stand; sentencing has not occurred.
FOX 13 and The Ledger report that the jury returned the verdicts after less than four hours of deliberations. The jury also made firearm findings. The case now moves to a separate penalty phase.
What happens next: The penalty phase is reported for October 1 at 8:45 a.m. Eastern. Reconfirm the setting before relying on it; a possible death sentence remains an undecided outcome.
Source type: Court reporting
Murder and kidnapping trial — evidence underway
Salerno and Pham are charged with first-degree murder, kidnapping and other offenses. Neither is convicted in this trial; both are presumed innocent.
Jury selection began September 15. Opening statements and evidence were underway by the September 28 cutoff. This North Carolina prosecution is distinct from the Manny Collins case in Minnesota.
What happens next: Trial remains underway. Daily start times have not been publicly verified; monitor evidence, rulings and any verdict.
Source type: Court reporting
Paris trial — first-instance verdict delivered
RTL reports that the Paris assize court sentenced Loïk Le Priol to 26 years for murder and Romain Bouvier to 19 years for attempted murder and a weapons offence on September 25.
These are first-instance decisions, not final judgments. RTL reports that the court did not retain premeditation. The appeal period remains open; no filed appeal or appeal date has been verified.
What happens next: Monitor for a filed appeal and the written judgment. An appeal can lead to a fresh hearing; no appeal hearing date has been verified.
Source type: International court reporting
Murder trial — jury selection underway
Salguero-Olivares is charged with first-degree murder, first-degree rape, first-degree sexual offense and first-degree burglary in the September 2012 killing of Faith Hedgepeth. He has pleaded not guilty and is presumed innocent unless proved guilty.
Jury selection began September 28. The case’s long investigative history includes forensic genetic genealogy, but the trial must decide the charges from admissible evidence; the calendar does not treat an investigative lead as proof of guilt.
What happens next: Trial is underway. The daily start time has not been publicly verified. Monitor jury selection, evidence, rulings and any verdict.
Source type: Court reporting
Penalty-argument hearing — October 8 setting
Judge Joseph Bulone found Kosowski guilty of first-degree murder on September 23. The signed penalty-phase form found financial gain and cold, calculated and premeditated murder proved as aggravating factors; those findings are not a final sentence.
The published courtroom-video transcript records an October 8 penalty-argument or Spencer hearing. The current clock time and courtroom have not been independently verified against a filed event notice, and final sentencing remains pending.
What happens next: Confirm the current hearing notice before attending. Do not describe the October 8 hearing as a completed sentence.
Source type: Published courtroom-video transcript (not a certified court transcript)
Trial postponed — replacement date unverified
Gregory Moore has pleaded not guilty to charges arising from Aliza Sherman’s 2013 death and remains presumed innocent unless and until proved guilty. The trial was postponed; this is not a dismissal or an acquittal.
Court TV reported September 17 that lead defense counsel withdrew, the court granted a continuance and the prospective-juror panel was dismissed. Jury selection did not begin. This supersedes the earlier pending-motion account; the continuance is not a dismissal or acquittal.
What happens next: Verify the newest clerk entry and any replacement setting before restoring this matter to the upcoming calendar. Reported later settings remain unverified here.
Source type: Court reporting
Dismissal proceedings ongoing — next hearing unverified
King is accused in Simmons’s death and is presumed innocent. His defense seeks dismissal; that request has not been treated as a granted ruling.
Boston 25 reports that the September 22 evidentiary hearing took place and witnesses testified. Defense counsel intended to call further witnesses before a decision on the dismissal motion. The report does not establish that dismissal was granted or supply a verified next hearing date.
What happens next: Monitor further testimony, the dismissal ruling and a confirmed next setting. The defense request remains distinct from a court decision.
Source type: Primary — court listing
Missing
NCMEC lists Silas Scott as missing since September 22, 2026 from Lynn, Massachusetts. The Lynn Police Department and NCMEC are seeking information that could help locate this child.
Lynn Police Department (MA) · Lynn, Massachusetts
What happens next: Information should go directly to the authorized agency or tipline.
Source type: ncmec
Next court appearance — reported
Walsh pleaded not guilty on September 24 to three counts of first-degree murder in her son’s death. She remains presumed innocent.
ABC7 Chicago reports the September 24 plea. CBS Chicago reports the next appearance is October 26.
What happens next: The next setting is reported by CBS Chicago; a primary court listing and start time have not been independently verified.
Source type: Court reporting
Missing
NCMEC lists Konstance R Moni Allen as missing since September 21, 2026 from Forney, Texas. The Kaufman County Constable's Office and NCMEC are seeking information that could help locate this child.
Kaufman County Constable's Office (TX) · Forney, Texas
What happens next: Information should go directly to the authorized agency or tipline.
Source type: ncmec
Missing
NCMEC lists Natalia Vidal as missing since September 20, 2026 from West Palm Beach, Florida. The Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office and NCMEC are seeking information that could help locate this child.
Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office (FL) · West Palm Beach, Florida
What happens next: Information should go directly to the authorized agency or tipline.
Source type: ncmec
Missing
NCMEC lists Nova Riddle as missing since September 18, 2026 from Ewa Beach, Hawaii. The Honolulu Police Department and NCMEC are seeking information that could help locate this child.
Honolulu Police Department (HI) · Ewa Beach, Hawaii
What happens next: Information should go directly to the authorized agency or tipline.
Source type: ncmec
Second-degree murder jury verdict — guilty
A Broward County jury found Shannon Ryan guilty of second-degree murder on September 24, according to Local 10 court reporting. Post-trial challenges and appeal remain open.
Local 10 reports that sentencing will be in October. An exact sentencing date and time have not been verified.
What happens next: Monitor the sentencing setting, written judgment and any post-trial challenge. Do not treat a possible penalty as an imposed sentence.
Source type: Court reporting
Missing
NCMEC currently lists Zavier Keith Duncan as missing since September 22, 2026 under case 2102475. The successor notice replaces withdrawn case 2102202, which listed September 19 and a different NCIC number.
Cleveland Police Department (OH) · Cleveland, Ohio
What happens next: Information should go directly to the authorized agency or tipline.
Source type: ncmec
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