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On July 7, DC Superior Court Judge Anthony Epstein denied a motion for a judgment of acquittal in the disappearance and death of 24-year-old Unique Harris. Read more »

On June 23, a jury convicted Isaac Moye of murder and family members expressed relief at the verdict. Read more »

On June 21, the trial for a 2010 homicide case ended as defense attorneys and prosecutors presented their closing arguments to the jury. Read more »

On June 20, defense attorney’s concluded their case by introducing witnesses who raised questions about the investigation and the examination of DNA evidence in a 2010 homicide. Read more »

On June 15, defense attorneys began presenting their case in a murder dating to 2010. Read more »

On June 14, the lead detective testified about his investigation and interviews with the defendant in a 2010 homicide case. Read more »

On June 12, prosecutors examined a homicide defendant’s GPS movements on the day of the incident using an expert witness specializing in electronic monitoring. Read more »

On June 13, prosecutors introduced a witness who discussed his jailhouse conversations with a defendant on trial for murder. Read more »

On June 8, prosecutors introduced witnesses who testified about their interactions and relationships with the victim in a homicide case dating back to 2010. Read more »

On June 7, defense counsel cross-examined a former detective about potentially mishandling the investigation of a 2010 homicide case. Read more »

On June 6, attorneys presented their opening statements and began introducing evidence in a homicide case going back to 2010. Read more »

On Monday June 5, jury selection for a case involving a murder and disappearance which allegedly happened in 2010 will get underway, with opening statements starting the following day.  45-year-old Isaac Moye is charged with second-degree murder in connection to the disappearance of 24-year-old Unique Harris who disappeared on Oct. Read more »

DC Superior Court Judge Anthony Epstein will allow an 18-year boy to testify about events leading up to the suspected murder of his mother in 2010 even though his memories may be faded. Read more »

Whether a boy who was five-years-old at the time of an alleged murder can recall the event 12-years later was debated in a hearing before DC Superior Court Judge Anthony Epstein on May 18.   Issac Moye, 45, is charged with second-degree murder in connection with the disappearance and presumed death of 24-year-old Unique Harris. Read more »