TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - The legal battle for the man convicted of killing Sierah Joughin isn’t over just yet. James Worley wants a new hearing on his case. He’s sitting on Ohio’s death row but wants the ...
TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - An appeal for the convicted killer of Sierah Joughin has been rejected by a visiting judge in Fulton County. James Worley filed the appeal in 2025, raising several issues ...
13abc on MSN: Judge denies appeal for man convicted of killing Sierah Joughin
Finally Caught - Episode 305 - Joughin College student Sierah Joughin vanishes while biking home in rural Ohio. Days later, her body is found, and shocking evidence reveals a dark connection to the ...
Yahoo: Court denies James Worley’s bid for new trial in Sierah Joughin murder
A Fulton County judge has dismissed the latest attempt by James Worley to overturn his conviction and death sentence for the 2016 murder of Sierah Joughin. The ruling, issued last week, dismisses ...
Court denies James Worley’s bid for new trial in Sierah Joughin murder
WTOL: Will James Worley be executed for the murder of Sierah Joughin?
FULTON COUNTY, OHIO, Ohio — In March 2018, James Worley was convicted of the Fulton County kidnapping and murder of 20-year-old Sierah Joughin. Worley was sentenced to death by the court system. His ...
WTOL: Suspect in disappearance of Sierah Joughin previously convicted in 1990 kidnapping case
FULTON COUNTY, OH (WTOL) - The lead suspect in the disappearance and death of University of Toledo student Sierah Joughin was convicted in a previous kidnapping case. James D. Worley, 57, served time ...
Suspect in disappearance of Sierah Joughin previously convicted in 1990 kidnapping case
19 Action News: Nearly 5,000 of Ohio’s most violent criminals listed in statewide database under Sierah’s Law
CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - 19 Investigates found nearly 5,000 of Ohio’s most dangerous, convicted criminals are now in a statewide database under Sierah’s Law. The law is named after a University of ...
Nearly 5,000 of Ohio’s most violent criminals listed in statewide database under Sierah’s Law
CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - Sierah’s Law has now been in effect in Ohio for about seven years. Right now, nearly 6,000 of Ohio’s most dangerous convicted criminals are in a statewide database required by ...