Slaying Of Natomas Librarian Amber Clark Reaches First-Degree Murder Conviction
A jury on Wednesday convicted a man of first-degree murder in the December 2018 slaying of Natomas librarian Amber Clark.
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A jury on Wednesday convicted a man of first-degree murder in the December 2018 slaying of Natomas librarian Amber Clark.
The man accused of killing Natomas librarian Amber Clark in 2018 has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity.
The lawsuit seeks the release of tracing result from the weapon allegedly used in her killing.
The Sacramento librarian shot and killed in an ambush-style attack outside the North Natomas library in December will now have a section of the library named in her honor.
Just over a week after Sacramento Librarian Amber Clark was shot her car outside the North Natomas branch, a memorial fund has been set up in her honor.
Police say Ronald Seay, the man accused of shooting and killing a Natomas librarian last week, is responsible for making a series of threats against other librarians thousands of miles away in the St. Louis area.
The man accused of killing a Natomas librarian this week, Ronald Seay, made his first court appearance Friday afternoon.
