Her capital murder conviction was later overturned, and she was found not guilty by reason of insanity as she suffered from postpartum psychosis Andrea reportedly told a jail psychiatrist that she ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Andrea Yates, flanked by her lawyers, George Parnham, left, and Wendell Odom, stands as the verdict in her murder retrial is read ...

Andrea Yates, a 37-year-old Texas mother of five, made national headlines when she admitted to drowning her children in June 2001. She was initially convicted of capital murder, but found not guilty ...

Last week, a Houston jury found Andrea Yates guilty of capital murder for drowning her children. Two days later, that same jury sentenced Yates to life in prison. This is a textbook example of how ...

The brand new three-part true-crime docuseries The Cult Behind the Killer: The Andrea Yates Story premieres on Investigation Discovery Tuesday, Jan. 6 starting at 8/7c. The latest true-crime release ...

HOUSTON — Testimony in the Andrea Yates murder case ended Thursday after a nearly monthlong retrial that included some new witnesses but no appearance by Rusty Yates, her ex-husband and father of the ...

The reversal of the Andrea Yates murder convictions drew international media attention, but virtually none of it touched on the controversy over the hard-line judge who wrote the opinion: former ...

Investigation Discovery is premiering a chilling new true-crime mini-series that revisits one of the most disturbing cases in recent American history. “The Cult Behind the Killer: The Andrea Yates ...

HOUSTON - Prosecutors refused to see that Andrea Yates was legally insane when she drowned her five children in the bathtub, so they moved ahead with a case "built on lies," her ex-husband said ...

The emphasis is never on guilt or innocence — even when the guilt is unquestioned. They call it trial errors, but why aren't errors caught beforehand? Now we have a completely guilty woman [Andrea ...

When police responded to a 911 call from Andrea Yates' Texas home in June 2001, she delivered a chilling confession: “I just killed my children." That horrific sentence launched a years-long saga of ...