Dentist convicted of killing wife on African safari given life sentence and over $15M in penalties
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Larry Rudolph has claimed throughout the case that his wife's death in the southern African nation of Zambia was an accident. His lawyers plan to appeal the conviction.
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A wealthy dentist convicted of killing his wife at the end of an African safari is expected to be sent to prison for the rest of his life when he is sentenced in federal court Monday.
Larry Rudolph has claimed throughout the case that his wife's death in the southern African nation of Zambia was an accident. His lawyers plan to appeal the conviction.
A judge in Colorado has handed down a life sentence and more than $15 million in penalties to a wealthy dentist convicted of killing his wife in Zambia.
DENVER — As a wealthy dentist convicted of killing his wife at the end of an African safari listened in court, her brother vowed on Monday to move her remains to a place that Larry Rudolph would never discover. Shortly before a judge sentenced Rudolph to life in prison in
A judge has handed down a life prison sentence and over $15 million in penalties to a wealthy dentist convicted of killing his wife at the end of an African safari in Zambia. Larry Rudolph was sentenced Monday in a Denver federal court for murder in the 2016 death of Bianca Rudolph as well as for ma…
The Pittsburgh dentist accused of murdering his wife while on safari in Zambia was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole and 240 years for mail fraud.
A jury last year found Lawrence Rudolph guilty of murdering his wife, Bianca, while they were on a hunting trip in the southern African country of Zambia.
The Pittsburgh man plans to appeal his conviction in the 2016 death of his wife, who was shot in the heart at the end of a game-hunting trip in Zambia.
Prosecutors said Rudolph took the shotgun used in the heartless crime and placed it back in its soft case to make it appear that his wife shot herself by accident.
Lawrence Rudolph, a wealthy Pennsylvania dentist, was sentenced to life in prison Monday after he was found guilty of murder and fraud earlier this month.
