James Wales

76-year-old James Wales - who was convicted of murder in the 1984 killing of a Binghamton girl - has again been denied parole.

James Wales, the person convicted in the killing of 12-year-old Cheri Lindsey on Binghamton's North Side, will remain in prison for at least two more years. The 74-year-old Wales has once again been denied parole. He is serving a sentence of 33 years to life for his his 1984 convictions of second-degree murder and first-degree rape...

Cheri Lindsey Park, named after a 12-year-old girl who was raped and killed in Binghamton in 1984, will host a giveaway of child safety kits on Saturday.

Cheri Lindsey of Binghamton had a brilliant future in front of her until her future was stolen when she was brutally murdered on March 26, 1984.

The house where a 12-year-old Binghamton girl was killed now has a date with a wrecking crew.

The building on Binghamton's North Side where 12-year-old Cheri Lindsey was killed more than three decades ago will be torn down soon.

A Binghamton man, who for decades has been referred to as “a monster” for murdering a young Binghamton girl, will not be released from prison.

The man convicted of killing a 12-year-old Binghamton girl in 1984 is again scheduled to appear before a New York State parole board.

James Wales Sr., the man who killed a 12-year-old Binghamton girl, has been returned to a maximum-security prison. Wales was sentenced to 33-and-a-third years to life in prison for first-degree rape and second-degree murder in connection with the 1984 attack on Cheri Ann Lindsey...