Eben Brown

Murdoch, who once led his storied family's prominent legal firm, is now serving a life sentence for the killings in a case that captured national tabloid attention and involved matters of drug abuse and money laundering, and even the misdeeds of a court clerk later convicted of perjury.

Murdoch himself is not attending the appeal hearing.

If there's one big outstanding question, it's why did these poor kids get targeted by someone?

None of the camera footage will answer that question.

And in fact, those questions may never be answered.

Search crews and the Mobile County, Alabama Sheriff's Office were seen draining a pond as part of their search for Aurelia Shockack and her two children.

Neighbors reported them as missing over the weekend when it was learned Aurelia failed to show up for work.

That retention pond is about a mile from their home.

It was drained and searched, but nothing helpful was found.

Earlier this week, an ex-boyfriend of the mother, who is also the father of her two-year-old son, was questioned but determined to be uninvolved.

Eben Brown, Fox News.

It was blood throughout the house, but not large quantities of blood.

There was obviously some kind of struggle.

based on the scene.

Artemis II was due to launch this weekend, sending a crew of four astronauts to orbit the moon.

But following Monday's fueling rehearsal, the space agency decided to hold off for now.

NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman says fuel leaks were detected during the rehearsal.

which was taking place during unusually cold weather in Florida.

They will now target a launch window opening March 6th.

Artemis II will make use of NASA's new crew vehicle, the Orion capsule.