Mickey Shunick

Brandon Scott Lavergne was convicted of murdering 21-year-old Mickey Shunick.

Court documents have been released showing the evidence used in the Mickey Shunick case.

Chief Craft attempted to give us an idea of the amount of work that went into the massive investigation,

The rain did not keep the event from going on as hundred gathered to remember Mickey Shunick in downtown Lafayette.

The celebration will take place September 29 at Parc International.

Mickey was kidnapped and killed while riding her bike home May 19.

The family plans to have a private burial followed by a public memorial.

A guilty plea has been made, the story is out and things are coming to a close.  What is left now is for the family of Mickey Shunick and the family of Lisa Pate to be able to make some peace with what has happened. I can't begin to know what this feels like...

In court today, Lavergne shared the details of what happened the night Mickey Shunick was killed.

16-year-old Ali Lowitzer stepped off her school bus the afternoon she went missing two years ago. She has not been heard from since.

Brandon Scott Lavergne was indicted by a grand jury in connection with the deaths of Mickey Shunick and Lisa Pate.

With Mickey Shunick's death confirmed by Lafayette Police Thursday night after the results on her remains were positively identified as her by the LSU Faces Lab, the question is, "How did she die?" Lafayette Parish Coroner Keith Talamo says it could be weeks before they know...

Mickey's body has been getting examined at the LSU Faces Lab over the past couple of days.

The Shunick family has released a video statement in an effort to quell rumors and arguments on social media sites.

Lafayette Police Corporal Paul Mouton says they have found the body at a small cemetery just outside of Mamou.

Court documents filed in 15th Judicial District Court reveal some key evidence against the man accused of killing Mickey Shunick and Lisa Pate.

He is charged in two murder cases.

Legal analysts are saying trying the two cases together could be more economical. Even so, Harson says it could take two to three years to bring Lavergne to trial.

Charlie Shunick, Mickey's sister, says she would do anything to find out what happened to her. She says even if it means Brandon Scott Lavergne, the man indicted for Mickey's murder, would strike a deal with prosecutors to lessen his sentence if he told authorities what he allegedly did with her body...

Mickey's father, Tom Shunick, believes Lavergne "will ride this thing as far as he can."