Murdock News

Found non-guilty of federal charges surrounding his work on the Murdock murder case, C.S.I. David Kofoed is headed to trial in Cass County on state charges.

A Douglas County crime scene investigator wants the county to reimburse him for legal bills stemming from his recent acquittal of federal charges.

An attorney for Douglas County's chief crime-scene investigator charged with evidence tampering in a 2006 double-murder case has asked that the court throw out his client's criminal case.

The trial against the chief Douglas County crime investigator got under way Monday morning with the defense acknowledging that a mistake was made in a murder trial, but that it was as an "honest mistake" made by an overworked public servant.

Ideas were really popping when readers saw this week's eye-popping photo of a lemur eating fruit.

An Eagle, Nebraska man was killed in a motorcycle accident in Murdock Sunday night.

Nigel the chinchilla was on a roll. In a supersized hamster ball, the dark-gray rodent tooled around the hardwood floor of the conference room, occasionally banging into a wall in his exuberance.

Tragedy has again struck the community of Murdock, Nebraska. Three members of a family from Murdock died as the result of a head-on collision west of Broken Bow Saturday afternoon.

Douglas County Crime Scene investigator David Kofoed was arraigned in Cass County on one count of evidence tampering Wednesday, May 27, 2009 Kofoed is accused of mishandling blood evidence in the 2006 double murder of Wayne and Sharmon Stock at their farmhouse in Murdock.

Seven years ago next week, Douglas County CSI director David Kofoed found a greasy impression of a car's oil pan on the pants of murder victim Mindy Schrieber near the Ruby Tuesday parking lot.

A Douglas County crime scene investigator makes his first court appearance on Wednesday.

Omaha, NE- Douglas County's head CSI goes on the defensive. The lead investigator who helps put criminals behind bars finds himself on the other side of the law.

He confessed to killing his own son and pleaded guilty to the crime, but now Ivan Henk wants his conviction thrown out.