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Imagine getting married, but less than a year later, your spouse is charged with murder. Christine Lovelace is living that story. Her husband may never come home, and while some believe he's guilty of a heinous crime, she's standing by him, for better or for worse. The memory of their wedding day brings joy to Christine Lovelace. "We have a love story," Christine said. "It's a beautiful love story."
More >>Imagine getting married, but less than a year later, your spouse is charged with murder. Christine Lovelace is living that story. Her husband may never come home, and while some believe he's guilty of a heinous crime, she's standing by him, for better or for worse. The memory of their wedding day brings joy to Christine Lovelace. "We have a love story," Christine said. "It's a beautiful love story."
More >>He was once a prominent local prosecutor and Quincy School Board president, but for the last year and a half, Curtis Lovelace has spent his days in a jail cell after prosecutors say he murdered his first wife, Cory Lovelace. "It still hurts," Curt's current wife, Christine Lovelace, said. She married Curtis only eight months before police arrested him for murder.
More >>He was once a prominent local prosecutor and Quincy School Board president, but for the last year and a half, Curtis Lovelace has spent his days in a jail cell after prosecutors say he murdered his first wife, Cory Lovelace. "It still hurts," Curt's current wife, Christine Lovelace, said. She married Curtis only eight months before police arrested him for murder.
More >>Eight years after his first wife, Cory, died, Quincy police arrested Curtis Lovelace for first-degree murder as he was leaving his Quincy law office. That was Aug. 27, 2014, and when a friend told his third and current wife, Christine, she was shocked. "I felt the tears coming down my face," Christine said. A flood of emotions took over. Prosecutors accused Curt of suffocating Cory with a pillow on Valentine's Day, 2006.
More >>Eight years after his first wife, Cory, died, Quincy police arrested Curtis Lovelace for first-degree murder as he was leaving his Quincy law office. That was Aug. 27, 2014, and when a friend told his third and current wife, Christine, she was shocked. "I felt the tears coming down my face," Christine said. A flood of emotions took over. Prosecutors accused Curt of suffocating Cory with a pillow on Valentine's Day, 2006.
More >>After a hung jury in the Curtis Lovelace murder trial, the families involved will have to endure another trial. With a new trial date set for May 31, Lovelace's wife, Christine, is left searching for a new defense team.
More >>After a hung jury in the Curtis Lovelace murder trial, the families involved will have to endure another trial. With a new trial date set for May 31, Lovelace's wife, Christine, is left searching for a new defense team.
More >>In Christine Lovelace's first television interview since her husband's murder trial ended with a hung jury earlier this month, she insists Curtis Lovelace did not murder his first wife. She's standing by him for better or for worse. "My children and I are devastated at the fact that there was a hung jury," Christine said. "We were prepared for something quite different than that."
More >>In Christine Lovelace's first television interview since her husband's murder trial ended with a hung jury earlier this month, she insists Curtis Lovelace did not murder his first wife. She's standing by him for better or for worse. "My children and I are devastated at the fact that there was a hung jury," Christine said. "We were prepared for something quite different than that."
More >>It's been just more than a week since the Curtis Lovelace murder trial ended in a hung jury. In an exclusive interview, four jurors opened up about the breakdown behind closed doors, the moment they realized the families would have to go through another trial and their concerns about whether Curtis Lovelace can get a fair retrial.
More >>It's been just more than a week since the Curtis Lovelace murder trial ended in a hung jury. In an exclusive interview, four jurors opened up about the breakdown behind closed doors, the moment they realized the families would have to go through another trial and their concerns about whether Curtis Lovelace can get a fair retrial.
More >>Members of the Lovelace family named in a lawsuit against the City of Quincy and others responded recently to a motion for partial dismissal
More >>Members of the Lovelace family named in a lawsuit against the City of Quincy and others responded recently to a motion for partial dismissal
More >>The "Quincy defendants" named in a lawsuit filed by former prosecutor Curtis Lovelace are asking for a partial dismissal, according to court records.
More >>The "Quincy defendants" named in a lawsuit filed by former prosecutor Curtis Lovelace are asking for a partial dismissal, according to court records.
More >>Judge Bob Hardwick entered two orders recently that grant Curtis Lovelace's requests for transcripts of court proceedings, according to court documents.
More >>Judge Bob Hardwick entered two orders recently that grant Curtis Lovelace's requests for transcripts of court proceedings, according to court documents.
More >>The retrial of former prosecutor Curtis Lovelace cost the Quincy Police Department and Adams County Circuit Clerk's Office over $35,000, according to our newsgathering partners at the Herald-Whig.
More >>The retrial of former prosecutor Curtis Lovelace cost the Quincy Police Department and Adams County Circuit Clerk's Office over $35,000, according to our newsgathering partners at the Herald-Whig.
More >>Former prosecutor Curtis Lovelace filed an appeal in Adams County Circuit Court recently in an attempt to get back $35,000, according to court documents.
More >>Former prosecutor Curtis Lovelace filed an appeal in Adams County Circuit Court recently in an attempt to get back $35,000, according to court documents.
More >>Curtis Lovelace wanted a laptop computer barred as evidence in his murder trial returned, but the judge said another case will determine its fate.
More >>Curtis Lovelace wanted a laptop computer barred as evidence in his murder trial returned, but the judge said another case will determine its fate.
More >>A jury found Curtis Lovelace not guilty of first-degree murder Friday in a Springfield courtroom.
More >>A jury found Curtis Lovelace not guilty of first-degree murder Friday in a Springfield courtroom.
More >>The Curtis Lovelace murder trial continued today with more witnesses called by the defense.
More >>The Curtis Lovelace murder trial continued today with more witnesses called by the defense.
More >>The second Curtis Lovelace murder trial began Tuesday in Springfield.
More >>The second Curtis Lovelace murder trial began Tuesday in Springfield.
More >>Court continued today in the Curtis Lovelace murder trial with witnesses on the stand.
More >>Court continued today in the Curtis Lovelace murder trial with witnesses on the stand.
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