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Shocking Verdict: Las Vegas Jury Convicts Ex-Porn Star

November 15, 2025 SnapLive Newsadult entertainment industry, ex-porn star trial, high-profile criminal cases, justice and morality, Las Vegas jury conviction, media portrayal, mental health in crime, murder conviction, public reaction, societal biases0 comment

In a stunning turn of events, a Las Vegas jury conviction has left the community reeling after an ex-porn star was found guilty of her ex-husbands brutal murder, igniting fervent discussions about justice and societal perceptions of the adult film industry. Read More

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Stunning Sentencing: Las Vegas Man Gets Up to Life for Murder

November 12, 2025 SnapLive Newsabusive relationships, accountability in domestic abuse, Ashley Guzman case, court ruling, domestic violence, Jose Guzman trial, justice system, Las Vegas murder sentencing, life sentence, murder conviction0 comment

In a striking turn of events, the Las Vegas murder sentencing of Jose Guzman has ignited a heated debate about justice and domestic violence, shedding light on the tragic death of his wife, Ashley Guzman, and the complexities surrounding their tumultuous relationship. As the court hands down a sentence of up to life, the case serves as a stark reminder... Read More

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Robert Telles’ Stunning Appeal: Overturning His Murder Conviction

September 2, 2025September 2, 2025 SnapLive Newscriminal justice, investigative journalism, judicial processes, legal system integrity, media scrutiny, murder conviction, Nevada Supreme Court, Robert Telles appeal, trial procedures, wrongful conviction0 comment

Robert Telles appeal is turning the spotlight back on his controversial murder conviction, stirring up a vital conversation about the fairness of the judicial system. As he seeks to overturn the verdict, many are watching closely to see how this case could reshape our understanding of justice. Read More