Anastasia King, an ethnic Russian mail-order bride from Kyrgyzstan, was strangled to death by her abusive husband, Indle Gifford King Jr., and an accomplice in September 2000. According to reports, ...

Indle Gifford King Jr. and his wife, Anastasia S. King, returned to their Mountlake Terrace home from Seattle-Tacoma International Airport in the same Shuttle Express van the afternoon of Sept. 22, ...

EVERETT — Indle Gifford King Jr. lured his wife into the garage of their Mountlake Terrace home on the pretext of giving her money for college tuition, a witness in the mail-order bride murder trial ...

SEATTLE – President Bush has signed legislation to protect mail-order brides, a measure inspired by the deaths of two women from other countries who were slain by their American husbands in Washington ...

EVERETT -- Prosecutors opened the murder trial of Indle King Jr. yesterday by calling the 40-year-old a master manipulator who lashed out when he lost control of his attractive wife, a young foreign ...

EVERETT -- By his own account, Daniel Larson was an easily led 21-year-old who bounced from job to job, girl to girl and home to home. By his own admission, he is a liar and a murderer. He is also the ...

Indle King Jr. was convicted over two decades ago of killing his mail-order bride, Anastasia King, who disappeared in 2000. Her buried remains were found months later once King's accomplice in the ...

EVERETT, Wash. — Anastasia’s parents are tormented by thoughts of what might have been. If only they hadn’t pushed their daughter so hard to succeed, to seek in America what they couldn’t provide in ...

A man was found guilty of first-degree murder Thursday in the death of his second mail-order bride, a young woman from the former Soviet republic of Kyrgyzstan. Prosecutors accused Indle Gifford King ...

Nearly four years ago, Daniel Larson told a judge and jury how he used a necktie to strangle Anastasia King while her husband held her down in the garage of the Mountlake Terrace home they once shared ...