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This 1974 file photo shows Martha Moxley, at age 14, killed on Oct. 30, 1975. Michael Skakel's conviction in her death was set aside and new trial ordered Wednesday, Oct. 23, 2013 by Connecticut ...

Martha Moxley wrote about socializing with the Skakel brothers, Michael and Tommy, in her diary. But Skakel cousin Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., says, "The evidence is much stronger in suggesting that ...

Four decades ago, Dorthy Moxley's life was forever changed when her 15-year-old daughter, Martha, was brutally murdered on a cool fall evening. It wasn't until 2000 that Michael Skakel, a cousin ...

Martha Moxley was 15 years old when she was beaten to death in 1975. WCBS On Wednesday, nearly four decades after Martha's murder, a Connecticut judge granted Skakel, now 53, a new trial in the case.

Her son, John Moxley, said Thursday that his mother learned to live with so many questions still unanswered. Her husband, J. David Moxley, died 13 years after Martha was killed, in 1988.

Dorthy Moxley had tears in her eyes as she hugged her son, John, in the courtroom. More than 25 years after her daughter Martha had been beaten to death, a jury had found a man guilty of killing her.

Dorthy Moxley has attended years of hearings for her slain daughter, Martha Moxley, and Ann Skakel McCooey for her nephew who was convicted of the 1975 killing but has been granted a new trial.

Michael Skakel’s Classmate Who Testified At Trial Says Michael Never Actually Confessed To Killing Martha Moxley In 2002, Chuck Seigan testified that Michael Skakel told classmates he was intoxicated ...

Martha Moxley was 15 when she was beaten and stabbed with a golf club in 1975 in the exclusive Belle Haven neighborhood of Greenwich, Conn., an affluent suburb of New York.

For decades after Martha Moxley’s gruesome death, Mrs. Moxley remained a compelling figure in a roller-coaster case that captured the world’s attention. By Robert D. McFadden Prosecutors in ...