Making facts fit the theory in kayak murder case?
Was a woman charged in her fiance's kayak death pressured into a false confession? One expert weighs in
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Was a woman charged in her fiance's kayak death pressured into a false confession? One expert weighs in
Before his death while kayaking along New York's Hudson Valley in April 2015, friends and family describe "Vinny" as the life of the party
Angelika Graswald has been in prison since her 2015 arrest, and it's counted as time served
Prosecutors accused Angelika Graswald of removing a drain plug from Vincent Viafore's kayak and pushing a floating paddle away from him after he capsized
Prosecutors accused Angelika Graswald of removing a drain plug from Vincent Viafore's kayak and pushing a floating paddle away from him after his kayak capsized
A woman accused of killing her fiance on a kayak trip appears to implicate herself in the new video - but experts say the case against Angelika Graswald is problematic
Angelika Graswald pleaded not guilty Friday to charges she murdered her fiance, who drowned during trip on the Hudson River
Vincent Viafore's body was found over the weekend in New York's Hudson River; fiancee Angelika Graswald is charged with his murder
An unidentified body, reportedly Vincent Viafore, was pulled from the Hudson River on Saturday; official autopsy scheduled for Tuesday
N.Y. prosecutors say Angelika Graswald admitted tampering with her fiance's kayak, and said "it felt good knowing he would die."
New York woman accused of killing her fiance during a kayak trip says police wrongfully accused her after reading outdated diary entries detailing the couple's sex life
Authorities say a New York woman accused in the death of her fiance, who she says disappeared during a kayak trip 11 days ago, made statements that implicated herself in his death
New York woman Angelika Graswald reportedly told police she was boating on the Hudson River when her fiance's kayak capsized and he disappeared