Helena Stoeckley and Greg Mitchell, both now deceased, repeatedly confessed to the murders of Jeffrey MacDonald's family When military police officer Ken Mica arrived at Jeffrey MacDonald’s Fort ...

Helena Stoeckley—a drug-addicted hippie who lived in Fayetteville, North Carolina at the time of the slayings—has repeatedly claimed that she was in MacDonald’s home the night of the murders with a ...

“Helena Stoeckley has haunted this case ever since she was discovered as a potential suspect,” defense attorney Hart Miles said on the after show, which is available to stream, along with the ...

FX's 'A Wilderness of Error' explores Stoeckley's alleged involvement in the 1970 murders of MacDonald's family. ... Here's What Happened To Helena Stoeckley After The Jeffrey MacDonald Murder Case.

U.S. Marshal James Britt had been tasked in 1979 with driving Helena Stoeckley from the county jail in Greenville, S.C., to Raleigh, N.C., for questioning before MacDonald's trial.

Kathryn MacDonald married Jefferey MacDonald in a federal prison in Maryland in 2002. The younger Helena Stoeckley told several reporters and TV interviewers that she was at the murder scene, and ...

Helena Stoeckley died in 1983, but not before repeatedly confessing to family, friends, and law enforcement officials that she was part of the gang that broke into MacDonald's house.

Sara McMann said she befriended Helena Stoeckley in the summer of 1983, just six months before her death, after a man came to her church and said there was a woman with a new baby who needed prayers.

Blackburn testified Wednesday that Helena Stoeckley never told prosecutors that she was involved, and he denied making threats. Crawley said he was present at the prosecution’s meeting with ...

According to McMann, the mother, Helena Stoeckley, later confided that she had witnessed an infamous crime 12 years before, accompanying three men into MacDonald's Ft. Bragg, N.C. apartment during ...

A federal judge heard testimony from the attorney of Helena Stoeckley, a known drug addict who claimed off and on that she was in the MacDonald home the night of the murders.