WAVERLY, Ohio – Throwing out an earlier agreement that would have imprisoned Edward "Jake" Wagner for the rest of his life without parole, the judge in the 2016 Pike County massacre case on Friday ...

Three members of the Wagner family were sentenced Friday for their role in the Pike County massacre in 2016.

Jake Wagner had agreed to serve eight consecutive life sentences without parole, plus up to 160 years on other charges.

WAVERLY — In a Pike County court room on Friday, Judge Jonathan Hein decided to eschew the prosecution’s plea deal with Edward “Jake” Wagner and instead provide him an opportunity for parole.

Three members of the Wagner family learned their fate Friday for their roles in the 2016 Pike County Massacre.

Geoge Wagner IV was convicted in the 2016 Pike County homicide case this week. His father will face trial next.

Angela Wagner, matriarch of the family accused of killing eight victims in the 2016 Pike County, Ohio, massacre, testified Tuesday that the murders were her husband's idea.

Jake Wagner Finishes Cross Examination In Pike County Massacre Trial Of Brother George Wagner IV After five days of testimony against his brother, George Wagner IV, for the murders of eight member of ...

Jake Wagner concluded his time on the witness stand on Friday, as George’s defense attorney, John Parker, resumed cross-examination in Jake’s fourth day of testimony.

The younger brother of George Wagner IV had spent four days being quizzed on what happened the night of April 21, 2016, when eight people were killed.

PIKE COUNTY, Ohio — Confessed killer Jake Wagner is returning to the Pike County courtroom for his third day of testimony. The judge in the Pike County massacre trial held a hearing Wednesday ...

Convicted killer Jake Wagner continues with his highly-anticipated testimony against his brother in the continued courtroom saga in Pike County.