Topic: Michele Anderson

Lawyers for a Washington state woman charged with killing her parents and four other relatives on Christmas Eve 2007 are fighting to spare her from execution.

The Seattle area prosecutor said Thursday that death is the appropriate penalty for a couple charged with killing the woman's family on Christmas Eve.

A woman accused of killing six people at her parents' Carnation, Wash., home has replaced lawyers who tried to keep the death penalty off the table.

A woman and a man accused of killing six members of a family on Christmas Eve have pleaded not guilty in Seattle.

Two suspected killers of a Seattle-area family allegedly told police they shot four additional victims to eliminate witnesses to their initial two slayings.

Two suspects in the killings of six rural Washington residents were formally charged Friday and could face the death penalty if convicted.

A King's County Sheriff's report outlines an alleged confession in the shooting death of six family members Christmas Eve.

Two people who knew the six family members massacred at a rural home outside Seattle have been arrested, local media reported Thursday.