A.J. Armstrong case: Fired forensic worker tied to case
A fired forensics worker has been tied to the case of A.J. Armstrong who was found guilty of capital murder for the 2016 murder of his parents.
AJ Armstrong denied new trial for parents' murder
AJ Armstrong's request for a new trial has been denied. Armstrong was found guilty of Capital Murder for the 2016 killing of his parents by a Harris County jury in August.
AJ Armstrong lawyers file motion for new trial, call sentencing 'unconstitutional'
AJ Armstrong Jr.'s defense team has filed a motion for a new trial after a jury found him guilty of the murder of his parents.
'He was not a typical 16 year old': Prosecutors talk evidence, why they say AJ Armstrong killed his parents
Prosecutors in Antonio Armstrong Jr. trial sat down with FOX 26's Damali Keith to speak more on the multiple trial that expanded over years
FULL INTERVIEW: Prosecutors in AJ Armstrong case
Two prosecutors in the third murder trial for AJ Armstrong speak out about the case.
AJ Armstrong family lawyer brings forth additional evidence in lawsuit against City of Houston
The attorney for AJ Armstrong's lawsuit against the City of Houston claims the prosecution withheld a complaint filed against an expert witness, which alleges evidence has been planted in the past.
AJ Armstrong case: Harvey Armstrong, uncle of AJ, maintains his innocence, speaks out
A day after a jury found the 23-year-old guilty of murdering his parents, his uncle is speaking out.
AJ Armstrong found guilty of Capital Murder, sentenced to life in prison
AJ Armstrong has been found guilty of Capital Murder for the 2016 murder of his parents.
AJ Armsrong case broken down by Chris Tritico
FOX 26 legal analyst Chris Tritico breaks down the AJ Armstrong case and him being found guilty of murdering his parents.
AJ Armstrong files lawsuit against City of Houston for actions during murder trial
Antonio Armstrong Jr., who is in the middle of his third capital murder trial for the death of his parents, has filed a lawsuit against the City of Houston.
FULL VIDEO: AJ Armstrong closing arguments
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