Jennifer Alfonso

An appeals court has upheld the murder conviction and life sentence of a Florida man who shot his wife and posted a photo of her corpse on Facebook.

A Florida man was sentenced to life in prison Friday for fatally shooting his wife eight times during an argument, a slaying that gained international notoriety after he posted a photo of her bloody body on Facebook.

The man convicted of killing his wife and posting a photo of the bloody corpse on Facebook was denied a new trial Friday.

Lawyers for the man convicted of killing his wife and posting a photo of the bloody corpse on Facebook are asking for a new trial.

A Florida man who killed his wife and posted a photo of the bloody corpse on Facebook was convicted Wednesday of second-degree murder after failing to convince a jury that he shot her eight times in self-defense.

A jury has recessed for the day after deliberating for two-and-a-half hours in the case of a Florida man who claimed he fatally shot his wife in self-defense before posting a photo of her corpse on Facebook.

The South Miami man accused of killing his wife and posting a photo of her body on Facebook is one day closer to finding out if he goes home or heads to prison for life.

It was day two for the defense on Friday in the Facebook murder trial of Derek Medina. The jury read heated text messages exchanged by the couple and heard emotional testimony from the victim’s mother and daughter.

A woman was most likely standing, not kneeling as a medical examiner testified, when she was fatally shot by her husband, who later posted a photo of her corpse on Facebook, a defense expert testified Thursday.

A medical examiner testified Wednesday that a young woman was possibly cowering on her knees and not throwing punches when she was fatally shot by her husband, who later posted a photo of her body on Facebook and claims self-defense.

A jury on Tuesday viewed a surveillance video depicting the final moments of a young wife’s life before she was fatally shot by her husband, who later posted a photo of her dead body on Facebook and insists he fired in self-defense.

A murder trial started its second week for a South Florida man who claims he shot his wife in self-defense before posting a photo of her dead body on Facebook.

Jurors watched a videotaped confession Friday in the trial of a Florida man who claims he shot his wife in self-defense and posted a photo of her bloody body on Facebook to show family members what he did and why.

The murder trial resumed in South Florida for a man who says he shot his wife in self-defense before posting a photo of her corpse on Facebook.

A man claiming self-defense in the 2013 fatal shooting of his wife – whose bullet-riddled body he posted a photo of on Facebook – had nothing to fear from her and killed her because she was threatening to leave him, a Florida prosecutor told a jury Tuesday.

A man who killed his wife and posted a photo of her corpse on Facebook shot her in self-defense because he lived in fear of her drug abuse, violent tendencies and even Satan worship, the man’s attorney said Monday.

The South Miami man accused of killing his wife and posting a photo of her body on Facebook argued with a judge during a hearing Wednesday morning.