Ocean Township

The former boyfriend of a woman who went missing in September as a fire tore through her Ocean Township mansion has been charged with her murder, months after police say they found him sitting in her Jeep filled with stolen jewelry, shotguns and bank cards from her home. Jacqueline Terrulli hasn’t been seen since a Sept. 12 fire destroyed the…

In the first part of an in-depth look into high-profile cases of women in the tri-state who have gone missing, NBC New York’s Brian Thompson talks with the mother of Jacqueline Terrulli, who went missing in August after a house fire. Terrulli allowed a convicted felon to live with them for some time, and has been eyed as a...

Officials now believe that Jacquline Terrulli’s remains were moved from the burned-down home, but haven’t been able to locate them yet as the search has gone on for weeks. NBC New York’s Brian Thompson reports.

An active search is underway on the Jersey shore for what the Monmouth County prosecutor believes is the body of a 65-year-old woman who has been missing since her 6,000-square-foot mansion burned down more than two weeks ago.

An active search is underway on the Jersey shore for what the Monmouth County prosecutor believes is the body of a 65-year-old woman who has been missing since her 6,000-square-foot mansion burned down more than two weeks ago.

It was a contentious detention hearing Monday for 49-year-old Ronald Teschner in Monmouth Superior Court – the convicted felon who was allegedly staying at 6,000-square-foot Ocean Township home on Wickapecko Drive when a fire broke out.

The man had multiple outbursts in court on Monday on unrelated charges, as the judge ordered him held while the search for woman missing since her Ocean Township home burned down. NBC New York’s Brian Thompson reports.

The New Jersey businessman accused of killing his young niece and nephew, along with their parents, inside their Colts Neck mansion before setting it on fire days before Thanksgiving is facing additional charges, prosecutors say.

A stomach bug outbreak has spurred a central New Jersey school district to cancel classes for the day.

A New Jersey businessman accused of killing his young niece and nephew, along with their parents, has pleaded not guilty to felony murder and other charges.

A New Jersey businessman accused of killing his young niece and nephew, along with their parents, has pleaded not guilty to felony murder and other charges.

A New Jersey businessman accused of killing his brother and the brother’s wife and two children was about to be cut off from their technology company after money allegedly went missing from the firm, according to new court documents.

Friends and family mourned four members of a New Jersey family on Sunday whose bodies were found at their burning mansion.

The New Jersey man charged with killing his brother, sister-in-law and the couple’s two young children, then torching their Colts Neck estate, pleaded not guilty to murder and other crimes at an initial court appearance Friday. Brian Thompson reports.

The New Jersey man charged with killing his brother, sister-in-law and the couple’s two young children, then torching their estate, pleaded not guilty to murder and other crimes at an initial court appearance Friday.

The brother of a man found dead along with his wife and two children inside a burning New Jersey mansion has been charged with murder in their deaths, authorities said Thursday.

Prosecutors say the killings were ‘financial in nature’ and the lawyers for the accused say he is innocent. Ray Villeda reports.

Prosecutors have said little about the case since an early news conference at which they called the Colts Neck slayings “targeted.”

New details may be release in connection with the mansion fire in Colts Neck that left four people dead, 2 of them children. Tracie Strahan reports.

All four members of a New Jersey family — including two children — were killed before their mansion was torched, in what Monmouth County police say is one of the most ‘heinous’ cases they have ever seen. Michael George reports.