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Christopher Tapp's story is both unique and frighteningly common.
The murder of Angie Dodge
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Christopher Tapp has cleared his name.
Judge Alan Stephens vacated Christopher Tapp's conviction for the 1996 murder of Angie Dodge on Wednesday. That followed a motion filed by prosecutors, who concluded that with the arrest of Brian Dripps, who has confessed to committing the murder alone, there was credible evidence that Tapp …
After more than two decades with a murder conviction hanging over his name, Christopher Tapp is expected to be exonerated for the murder of Angie Dodge today.
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After more than two decades with a murder conviction hanging over his name, Christopher Tapp is expected to be exonerated for the murder of Angie Dodge on Wednesday.
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Brent and Carol Dodge sat in the audience in March as the Idaho Falls Police Department announced they had made an arrest on a case that had taken years to solve.
Boise State University professor Greg Hampikian saw Carol Dodge’s name listed in his voicemails late one afternoon years ago. He’d never spoken to her, but when he saw the last name, he realized who she most likely was.
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Editor’s note: Some of the recordings attached to this story contain language some may find objectionable.
On June 13, 1996, Angie Dodge was raped and murdered. In the days and years that followed the investigation has continued and questions have remained. On May 15, 2019, the Idaho Falls Police Department arrested Brian Leigh Dripps Sr., a 53 year-old man living in Caldwell, Idaho, for the murd…
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A probable cause affidavit from Brian Dripps’ murder case records states he told Idaho Falls Police Detective Sage Albright that he killed Angie Dodge by himself.
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Editor's note: This article has been corrected to properly attribute a quote to Police Chief Bryce Johnson.
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The Idaho Falls Police Department will hold a press conference at 2:30 p.m. today to discuss developments in the 1996 homicide of Idaho Falls resident Angie Dodge.
Today marks the 22nd anniversary of the brutal slaying of 18-year-old Angie Dodge in her I Street apartment. Her killer has never been found.
A documentary coming out Sunday on Starz will examine the cases of three men who say they are innocent of the murders they were convicted of, including one from Idaho Falls who spent almost half his life in prison for a crime he says he didn’t commit.
Editor’s note: This story has been updated to reflect the fact that additional states have passed recording requirements.
Steve Drizin and others who fight wrongful convictions say the media needs to improve crime reporting practices.
The Angie Dodge murder investigation is the subject of an Investigation Discovery documentary, titled “Who killed Angie Dodge? Keith Morrison investigates,” that will air at 6 p.m. Monday.
The Idaho Falls Police Department released a DNA-based sketch of the man who killed 18-year-old Angie Dodge more than two decades ago.
It’s been about a month since Chris Tapp was freed from prison.
It’s been nearly 21 years since 18-year-old Angie Dodge was killed in her apartment in the letter streets neighborhood of Idaho Falls.
All the pieces are in place for Chris Tapp to be released Wednesday after 20 years in prison.
Chris Tapp’s two petitions for post-conviction relief will be heard in April, when two extensive evidentiary hearings will be held.
For more than a year, the Bonneville County Prosecutor’s Office has conducted a review of the evidence against Chris Tapp, who has served 20 years in prison for the 1996 murder of Angie Dodge.
Judge Alan Stephens has dismissed part of one of Chris Tapp's petitions for post-conviction relief, while allowing other parts to move forward.
A key hearing in one of Chris Tapp’s petitions for postconviction relief ended without a ruling Tuesday. A final ruling is expected within the next few weeks.
An important hearing is scheduled Tuesday in one of Chris Tapp’s two active petitions for post-conviction relief.
Wrongful conviction group Judges for Justice has issued a scathing response to Twin Falls private investigator Stuart Robinson’s review of the conviction of Chris Tapp.
Fourteen months in the making and with a $36,000 price tag, Twin Falls private investigator Stuart Robinson’s report investigating the 1997 murder conviction of Chris Tapp has been released by the Bonneville County Prosecutor’s Office.
The results of new DNA testing in the 1996 murder of 18-year-old Angie Dodge are back.
Around 70 people packed a small theater in the Artitorium on Broadway on Tuesday night to watch a presentation suggesting that Chris Tapp was wrongfully convicted of the 1996 murder of Angie Dodge, and to discuss how to apply pressure to free Tapp.
KUNA — Today marks the 19th anniversary of Chris Tapp's time behind bars - 6,940 days.
Two days after a crowd of around 100 gathered at the Shilo Inn to talk about organizing to advocate for the release of Chris Tapp, the Idaho Falls Police Department has issued a statement seeking to assure the public that it is continuing its investigation into the murder of Angie Dodge.
Public outcry for the release of Chris Tapp is growing.
Bonneville County Prosecutor Danny Clark has named a former detective to re-investigate the 1998 murder conviction of Chris Tapp.
When Bonneville County Prosecutor Danny Clark selects the expert charged with reviewing the 1998 murder conviction of Chris Tapp, he'll have a thick stack of paper to wade through.
Judges for Justice has presented more evidence that Chris Tapp, imprisoned for the 1996 murder of Angie Dodge, is not the killer.
Prisoner Chris Tapp is petitioning district court to allow DNA testing of a number of pieces of evidence left at the crime scene, including several items never before tested.
BOISE — News that DNA found at a 19-year-old Idaho Falls murder scene bears a close resemblance to DNA donated to the Ancestry.com database could have major implications for the conviction of Christopher Tapp and the search for a killer who presumably remains free.
Bonneville County Prosecutor Danny Clark is moving forward with efforts to find an outside expert to review the Chris Tapp case.
