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Judge Denies Request to Charge Endia Martin's Killer As An Adult

The girl was 14 when she fatally shot Endia Martin, also 14, in the back on April 28, 2014.

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Perspectives Charter Students Trying to Raise $35K to Produce Documentary

Charter students standing up to violence by participating in school rallies and marches this week.

Video of Endia Martin's Murder Played in Court; Charges Dropped in One Case

Prosecutors failed to make a case against the shooter's aunt, a judge rules.

Second Juvenile Charged in Endia Martin Murder Goes Home

A teen accused of hiding the gun used to kill Endia Martin appeared in court Thursday, officials said.

Endia Martin Murder: Sixth Person Charged in Death of 14-Year-Old

Evans Floyd, 43, is accused illegally obtaining the gun used in the Back of the Yards shooting.

Endia Martin Murder Suspect's Mom Reports Being Threatened on Facebook

The mother explains why she wasn't in court with her daughter this week.

Endia Martin Murder Leads to Charges for Two More People

Vandetta Redwood and Robert James both lied to police during the investigation, authorities said.

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Endia Martin Murder Vigil Draws Parents of Other Slain Children

Family and community members held a candlelight vigil Wednesday for slain 14-year-old Endia Martin.

Uncle Gave Niece Gun Used to Kill 14-Year-Old Endia Martin, Police Say

A 14-year-old girl fatally shot Endia Martin, also 14, after the pair fought over a boy, cops said.

Fight Over Boy Led 14-Year-Old Girl to Kill Teen, Police Say

Endia Martin, 14, a Tilden high school cheerleader, was shot and killed Monday, authorities said.

Girl, 14, Charged With Slaying of Another 14-Year-Old: Police Source

The 14-year-old girl was shot with another teenage girl in New City Monday.

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