The SCLC will hold a rally in support of China Arnold at Omega Baptist Church at 6 p.m. on Wednesday.

Arnold was accused of killing her baby, Paris Talley, in a microwave oven back in 2005.

The jury is deciding the fate of China Arnold. She is the Dayton woman accused of killing her baby in a microwave oven.

China Arnold was back in court Thursday, May 12 for the eighth day of her third homicide trial.
 

The trial, which started a week ago, is the third for Arnold. The first trial ended in a mistrial.  Arnold's conviction in the second trial was overturned on

For the fourth day in a row, China Arnold sat in a Montgomery County courtroom and listened to Q and A with witnesses that prosecutors hoped would prove she

Day three of China Arnold's third homicide trial began with testimony from the lead homicide detective who investigated the case.

Day two of the China Arnold murder trial resumed with more testimony from the State's first witness, Dr. Russell Uptegrove.

Opening statements wrapped up Tuesday afternoon in China Arnold trial.

China Arnold's mother was still holding onto hope after a judge announced the death penalty would apply in her third trial.

The Second District Court of Appeals has ruled that China Arnold will be granted a new trial. China Arnold was found guilty of killing her infant daughter in

The judge imposed  a gag order in the case.

Lawyers for the Dayton mother accused of killing her child in a microwave answered the prosecution's appeal.

China Arnold is preparing for a hearing scheduled for November 23, 2010, that could put her back on the street for the first time in five years.

China Arnold was brought back to the Montgomery County Jail Wednesday morning where Judge Wiseman reinstated her bond at $1 million.