NowPublic - Sun Nov 08
Nicholas Sheley, 30, of Sterling, IL is accused of a two-state killing spree in June 2008 that left 8 people dead.
H1N1 Vaccine Arrives in Steady SupplyWEEK-TV - Sat Nov 07
After a shortage of the H1N1 vaccine throughout central Illinois, doses are now being distributed by the dozens.
Sheley changes mind on possible guilty pleaBelleville News - Fri Nov 06
A man charged in a two-state killing spree now says he doesn't want to plead guilty in the first of the eight deaths to go to trial.
Free press vs. fair trial: Clash of truth, justiceThe Daily Gazette - Fri Nov 06
Could you give Nicholas Sheley a fair trial? Maybe that's not a fair question. After all, you read this newspaper, which treats the eight-time murder defendant as the local celebrity he is – not the famous kind, the infamous.
Nick Sheley Withdraws Guilty Plea; Change of Venue Motion deniedNowPublic - Fri Nov 06
Friday, November 6, was another pretrial hearing at the Knox County courthouse in the murder case of accused spree killer Nicholas Sheley.
Knox County to Hold Multiple H1N1 Clinics on SaturdayWEEK-TV - Thu Nov 05
Knox County Health Department will hold several H1N1 vaccination clinics this Saturday, November 7th from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon throughout the County.
Sheley attorneys conduct second poll: Results support a change of venue, they plan to argue FridayThe Daily Gazette - Tue Nov 03
GALESBURG – Nicholas T. Sheley's attorneys are moving ahead with a change-of-venue hearing Friday, despite their client's stated plan to plead guilty to the capital murder of a Galesburg man.
Sheley to appear on change-of-venue motionThe Daily Gazette - Mon Nov 02
Nicholas Sheley, 30, of Sterling; charged with 10 counts of first-degree murder, two counts of aggravated kidnapping, two counts of aggravated vehicular kidnapping, armed robbery, robbery, and possession of a stolen motor vehicle in the death of Ronald Randall, 65, of Galesburg, who was killed in late June 2008.
Accused Spree Killer Sentenced on Separate CaseWMBD-TV Peoria - Fri Oct 30
An accused spree killer was sentenced Friday to seven years in prison for attacking Knox County jailers last April while being held on murder charges.
Sheley gets 7 years in jail fightThe Daily Gazette - Fri Oct 30
GALESBURG – As Nicholas T. Sheley lay in wait to ambush correctional officers in the Knox County Jail last spring, he had two goals in mind – to hurt someone and to “wreak havoc,” Judge Stephen Mathers said Friday.
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