Lauri Waterman's murder in Alaska will be featured on the next episode of People Magazine Investigates on Investigation Discovery In the fall of 2004 Rachelle Waterman shared a family life that ...

Rachelle Waterman was 16 and unhappy with her life in the tiny town of Craig, Alaska. So she asked her 25-year-old boyfriend to do something about it.

How could Rachelle Waterman's fantasies spiral into her mom's murder? John Larson reports.

Jason Arrant, who pleaded guilty to killing Rachelle Waterman's mother and testified at Waterman's first murder trial, refused to testify today in her retrial.

An Anchorage jury on Thursday convicted Rachelle Waterman of criminally negligent homicide but found her not guilty of the more serious charges stemming from the death of her mother in 2004 ...

Rachelle Waterman's attorney, Steven Wells, said Monday that a state court judge granted Waterman's request earlier this month to remain free on bond, pending an appeal.

Rachelle Waterman, 17, is on trial, accused of murder and conspiracy to commit murder in the November 2004 death of her mother, 48-year-old Lauri Waterman.

Lauri Waterman was abducted from her Alaska home. Rachelle, 16, faces charges; she had dated one of two men who pleaded guilty.

Rachelle Waterman has been sentenced to three years. The Craig woman, who was 16 when her mother, Lori Waterman, was kidnapped and murdered, was tried by an Anchorage jury earlier this year and ...

The Lauri Waterman murder investigation will be featured on Monday night's episode of People Magazine Investigates Everyone pretty much knows everyone else in Craig, Alaska, a town of about 1,400 ...

More than a decade after the original crime took place, the Alaska Court of Appeals denied Rachelle Waterman’s appeal of her conviction in the death of her mother. Waterman was found guilty in a ...

To friends and family, Rachelle Waterman was a fairly typical teenage girl. Clever at school, she was a keen singer in the high-school choir and a star member of the volleyball team. She was also ...