The faculty and staff at Zephyrhills High School wanted to pay tribute to Richard Seufzer as he'd want to be remembered. ...more

March 15, 2009

The faculty and staff at Zephyrhills High School wanted to pay tribute to Richard Seufzer as he'd want to be remembered. ...more

March 14, 2009

The Community Service Council of West Pasco is spreading the warmth this holiday season, in more ways than one. ...more

November 27, 2008

Natalia Pablo-Apreza sat quietly at her table in the St. Pete Times Forum restaurant, the downtown high-rises standing tall behind her through the windows. ...more

December 19, 2007

Natalia Pablo-Apreza sat quietly at her table in the St. Pete Times Forum restaurant, the downtown high-rises standing tall behind her through the windows. ...more

December 19, 2007

Natalia Pablo-Apreza sat quietly at her table in the St. Pete Times Forum restaurant, the downtown high-rises standing tall behind her through the windows. ...more

December 19, 2007

Natalia Pablo-Apreza sat quietly at her table in the St. Pete Times Forum restaurant, the downtown high-rises standing tall behind her through the windows. ...more

December 17, 2007

TALLAHASSEE (AP) — The final chapter in one of Highlands County's most notorious murders may have come to an end Thursday. DNA testing cannot be done in the contract killing of citrus and cattle baron Charles Von Maxcy because evidence from the sensational 1966 case apparently no longer exists, the Florida Supreme Court ruled. The justices unanimously affirmed a trial judge's decision denying DNA testing sought by death row inmate William H. Kelley. He was convicted of killing Von Maxcy in 1984 — 18 years after the 41-year-old victim was stabbed and shot to death at his Sebring home. Von Maxcy's wife, Irene, had arranged through her lover, John Sweet, to have Kelley, 64, of Brockton, Mass., kill her husband. Sweet, the state's chief witness, testified the wife was afraid of being left out of Von Maxcy's $1.7 million estate. ...more

October 26, 2007