Gov. Glenn Youngkin says he’ll withhold state funds from Richmond unless the city pays $5.8 million to a wrongfully convicted ...

After a Richmond man spent over 40 years in prison for the abduction, rape and murder of a 3-year-old in 1975, crimes which ...

Now — more than five decades later — Marvin Grimm Jr. will get $5.8 million from the state, according to a new bill signed by Gov. Glenn Youngkin on Monday, March 24.

Marvin Grimm Jr. will be paid $5.8 million by the state of Virginia for decades he spent wrongfully incarcerated, according to a recently signed bill. Screengrab from The Innocence Project Ten ...

Marvin Grimm Jr. will be paid $5.8 million by the state of Virginia for decades he spent wrongfully incarcerated, according to a recently signed bill. Screengrab from The Innocence Project Ten ...

Marvin Grimm Jr. will be paid $5.8 million by the state of Virginia for decades he spent wrongfully incarcerated, according to a recently signed bill. Screengrab from The Innocence Project Ten ...

In November 1975, a 3-year-old Richmond boy went missing and was later found dead in the James River. Soon after the incident, Marvin Grimm was identified as a suspect and arrested.

RICHMOND — For 44 years, Marvin Leon Grimm Jr. was thought to be the villain in one of Richmond’s most notorious murders. It was a drama that began in November 1975, when Preston Cowles — a ...

Marvin Grimm, age 101, of Cosmos and formerly of Bird Island died Sunday, August 31, 2014 at Cedar Crest in Cosmos. Memorial services will be Saturday, September 20th at 11:00 a.m. at Peace ...

Marvin Grimm expressed his enthusiasm about joining Stream Companies, saying, "I am honored to be a part of Stream Companies, a company widely known to be at the forefront of innovation in ...