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Au pair pleads guilty in Fairfax County double murder
The au pair, Juliana Peres Magalhaes, told prosecutors she and Brendan Banfield conspired together to get rid of Banfield’s wife. News4’s Aimee Cho reports new details revealed when Peres Magalhaes pleaded guilty.
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Au pair takes guilty plea in Herndon killings, will cooperate with prosecutors
Under the terms of the deal, she pleaded guilty to manslaughter and will cooperate in the prosecution of Brendan Banfield.
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Au pair to take a plea in Virginia double homicide
An au pair accused in a double homicide in Northern Virginia will take a plea deal in the case, according to court documents.
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Possible plea deal for au pair in alleged Virginia murder plot case
Juliana Peres Magalhaes and Brendan Banfield, the father of the family for whom she worked, are accused of working together to kill Banfield’s wife, Christine Banfield, and a stranger, Joseph Ryan, inside the married couple’s home.
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Search warrant details jail conversations of au pair accused in Herndon double-murder
A Northern Virginia man accused of having an affair with his family’s au pair, and then working with her to kill his wife and another man has been denied bond.
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Search warrant reveals details in Herndon double-murder investigation
Search warrant documents reveal new details about the jail conversations between Juliana Peres Magalhaes and Brendan Banfield. News4’s Julie Carey reports.
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Husband accused in Herndon killings denied bond
Photos and other evidence show the two were having an affair for months before the killings, according to prosecutors. News4’s Dominique Moody reports.
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Bond denied for husband accused in Herndon double-murder
A Northern Virginia man accused of having an affair with his family’s au pair, and then working with her to kill his wife and another man has been denied bond.
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Au pair's statements to police won't be suppressed in Herndon murder case
Prosecutors allege au pair Juliana Peres Magalhaes was having an affair with the father of the family and was part of a plot to get his wife out of the picture.
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Au pair's testimony in murder case won't be suppressed, judge rules
Lawyers for Juliana Peres Magalhaes wanted some of her statements to Fairfax County police thrown out News4’s Juliana Valencia reports.
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Defense motions to suppress au pair's police testimony in double murder case
Attorneys for an au pair charged in a double homicide in Northern Virginia filed a motion to suppress testimony their client made to officers minutes and hours after they arrived at the crime scene. Prosecutors and police say Brendan Banfield plotted with Juliana Peres Magalhaes to kill his wife, Christine. The suspects were involved in an affair for months before…
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Defense motions to suppress au pair's police testimony in double murder case
Attorneys for an au pair charged with a double homicide in Herndon filed a motion to suppress statements she made to police after they arrived at the scene. News4’s Dominique Moody reports.
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Virginia husband accused in alleged murder plot with au pair appears in court
Brendan Banfield appeared in court after he was charged with murder in what prosecutors allege was a twisted fetish sex plot with the family’s au pair. News4’s Joseph Olmo reports.
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Fairfax County man indicted in wife's and stranger's murders
A jury indicted a Fairfax County man in connection to the slayings of his wife and another man in an alleged plot with the couple’s au pair. News4’s Jackie Bensen reports.
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Fairfax County man indicted in deaths of wife, stranger
A jury indicted a Fairfax County, Virginia, man Monday in connection to the slayings of his wife and another man in an alleged plot with the couple’s au pair. News4’s Jackie Bensen reports.
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Virginia man indicted in deaths of wife, stranger in alleged plot with au pair
The latest development in a complex case comes more than a year and a half after Christine Banfield was found stabbed several times in the couple’s bedroom, while an apparent stranger, Joseph Ryan, was found shot.
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Herndon residents return home, chemical threat lifted
Dozens of families in Northern Virginia were allowed back into their homes after they were forced to evacuate over concerns of hazardous chemicals on Friday.
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Herndon hazmat evacuations: Residents return home after chemicals deemed ‘safe'
Police discovered “suspicious chemicals” while searching a home in Herndon, Virginia, leading authorities to evacuate nearly two dozen homes in the area Friday.
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Herndon police chief gives update after suspicious chemicals found
Officers discovered “suspicious chemicals” while searching a home in Herndon, Virginia, leading authorities to evacuate nearly two dozen homes in the area. “It is an evolving situation. We don’t have a lot of details about what was found in the house at this point, but we do thank our citizens for being patient with us,” Herndon Police Chief Steve Pihonak...
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Woman, dog stabbed in Herndon before husband shot by police
A Northern Virginia woman and her dog were stabbed in an apparent domestic incident over the weekend, Herndon police say. The woman’s husband, the suspect in the stabbing, was shot by police who responded to the 911 call. The woman called 911 just before noon Sunday and said her husband had stabbed her. She then hung up. When Herndon police…