VirginiaPosts Tagged “Virginia”11 postsTV SeriesJuly 29, 2026Depp V HeardDepp V Heard er en Netflix-dokumentarserie om injuriesagen John C. Depp II mod Amber Heard, ført ved en domstol i Virginia i 2022.Depp v. HeardNetflixJohnny Depp+7TV SeriesJuly 29, 2026Johnny vs Amber: The US TrialJohnny vs Amber: The US Trial is a two-part documentary series covering the 2022 civil defamation case John C. Depp II v. Amber Laura Heard, streaming on discovery+/HBO Max.Johnny vs Amber The US TrialHBO MaxDiscovery++7🇺🇸CaseJuly 29, 2026Depp v. Heard — The Defamation Trial That Divided the WorldDepp v. Heard is a landmark U.S. civil defamation case in which actor Johnny Depp sued ex-wife Amber Heard over a 2018 Washington Post op-ed, resulting in a $10.35M jury verdict for Depp.Depp v. HeardJohnny DeppAmber Heard+10🇺🇸CaseJune 3, 2026The D.C. Sniper Attacks — Three-Week Shooting SpreeThe D.C. Sniper Attacks were a serial shooting spree in October 2002 that killed 10 people across the Washington D.C. area, committed by John Allen Muhammad and 17-year-old Lee Boyd Malvo.D.C. SniperWashington D.C.Serial killer+7🇺🇸CaseJune 2, 2026The Doc Antle Case — Wildlife Trafficking and Money LaunderingThe Doc Antle case is a US wildlife-trafficking and money-laundering prosecution against Tiger King figure Bhagavan 'Doc' Antle, ending in a 2025 federal prison sentence.Bhagavan AntleMyrtle Beach SafariT.I.G.E.R.S.+10🇺🇸CaseJune 2, 2026Depp v. Heard — Virginia Civil Defamation TrialDepp v. Heard is a 2022 U.S. civil defamation trial in Fairfax County, Virginia, in which actor Johnny Depp sued former wife Amber Heard over a 2018 op-ed.Depp v. HeardJohnny DeppAmber Heard+8🇺🇸CaseJune 2, 2026Charlottesville Unite the Right Car Attack — Heather Heyer MurderThe Charlottesville Unite the Right car attack is a 2017 US domestic terrorism case in which white supremacist James Alex Fields Jr. rammed his car into counter-protesters, killing Heather Heyer and injuring dozens.Unite the Right rallyCharlottesvilleJames Alex Fields Jr.+11🇺🇸CaseMay 8, 2026Jens Söring — German man convicted of double murder in the US, released and deported after 33 yearsJens Söring was convicted in 1986 of murdering the parents of an American judge in Virginia. The validity of his conviction was subsequently called into serious doubt. After 33 years in an American prison, he was released and deported to Germany in 2019.Jens SöringVirginiadouble murder+11🇺🇸CaseApril 16, 2026Ex-IRS Agent Convicted of Murdering Wife and StrangerBrendan Banfield, a former IRS special agent from Virginia, was convicted on February 3, 2026, of murdering his wife Christine and a stranger named Joseph Ryan in a scheme allegedly motivated by his affair with the family's live-in au pair.Brendan Banfieldau pairVirginia+32Podcast EpisodeMarch 17, 2026Liberty Lost: New Podcast Exposes Adoption Pressure at Religious Maternity HomeA new six-episode podcast from Wondery examines allegations that Liberty Godparent Home, a maternity facility on Liberty University's campus in Virginia, pressured teenage residents to surrender their babies for adoption. The investigation, hosted by T.J. Raphael and released in August 2025, features interviews with former residents and staff.Liberty LostWonderyLynchburg Virginia+22🇺🇸CaseJune 6, 2025The Great Escape: Colonel Rose's Tunnel Out of Libby PrisonOn February 9, 1864, Colonel Thomas E. Rose of the 77th Pennsylvania Infantry led one of the Civil War's most audacious prison escapes from Libby Prison in Richmond, Virginia. Working in secret for 17 days, Rose and fellow officers dug a narrow 50-60 foot tunnel from the dungeon-like basement to freedom—an feat so remarkable that 109 men followed them out.Prisoner of warEscapeattempted murder+25
