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Brian Ross

Brian Ross

Verified

Chief Investigative Correspondent, Law and Crime

New York

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Total articles 846

  • Kyle Rittenhouse confidants reveal new details the jury never knew

    By Brian Ross Verified, Rhonda Schwartz| Law and Crime Verified Kyle Rittenhouse’s former bodyguard and spokesperson feels the 17-year-old might never have been acquitted of killing two people and seriously injuring another if the jury knew then what he knows now. “When the world finds out everything that happened in this case and with Kyle, it’ll be shocking. It’s breathtaking,” Dave Hancock said in an interview for a documentary that sheds new light on what happened that fateful night in August 2020, on the streets of Kenosha, Wisconsin.

    By Brian Ross Verified, Rhonda Schwartz · Law and Crime

    Sep. 27, 2024

  • POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT | Brian Ross for Parish Council District 3

    By Brian Ross Verified| The Livingston Parish News Verified Hi, my name is Brian Ross. I am 54 years old, a Lifelong Republican, as well as the owner of OK Computers and OK Auto Sales in Denham Springs. I am running for Livingston Parish Council District 3. Livingston Parish is a wonderful place to live, and I would like to keep it that way as your District 3 Livingston Parish Councilman. I want this parish to be all it can be for family, friends, and neighbors.

    By Brian Ross Verified · The Livingston Parish News

    Aug. 30, 2023

  • Kyle Rittenhouse confidants reveal new details the jury never knew

    By Brian Ross Verified, Rhonda Schwartz| Law and Crime Verified Kyle Rittenhouse’s former bodyguard and spokesperson feels the 17-year-old might never have been acquitted of killing two people and seriously injuring another if the jury knew then what he knows now. “When the world finds out everything that happened in this case and with Kyle, it’ll be shocking. It’s breathtaking,” Dave Hancock said in an interview for a documentary that sheds new light on what happened that fateful night in August 2020, on the streets of Kenosha, Wisconsin.

    By Brian Ross Verified, Rhonda Schwartz · Law and Crime

    Sep. 27, 2024

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Law and Crime

New York, United States