Prosecutors theorize Coleman killed his family on May 5, 2009, in the family's lakeside home in Columbia, Ill. because he feared his affair with his wife's longtime friend would cost him his ...

Chris Coleman. According to court papers, Lintz, Coleman's mistress told authorities Coleman told her the night before the killings that he would be serving his wife with divorce papers the next day.

Chris Coleman, wife Sheri, sons Gavin and Garrett KMOX composite (CBS/KMOX) WATERLOO, Ill. - A judge has sentenced former marine and ex-pastor Chris Coleman to three life prison terms without the ...

The man convicted of murdering his wife and two children says he was set up. His father also said Coleman’s affair wasn’t motive for murder, but rather due to his wife’s lack of respect. A ...

Chris Coleman, 32, and Sheri Coleman, 31, with their two children 11-year-old Garett and 9-year-old Gavin. ... Coleman told police his wife was alive when he left for the gym.

RELATED: Chris Coleman's brother seeks PTSD disability from Illinois taxpayers. Thirty-seven-year-old Coleman was convicted of strangling his wife and sons at the Coleman's Columbia home in 2009.

Chris Coleman was convicted in 2011 of strangling his family, and he’s serving three life terms in prison. Prosecutors say he wanted to leave his wife for another woman.

Chris Coleman, 32, Sheri Coleman, 31, and their two children 11-year-old Garett and 9-year-old Gavin. ... Coleman told police his wife was alive when he left for the gym.

Most don't doubt Chris Coleman killed his wife and two sons in their Columbia, IL, home so he could be with his girlfriend and keep his job at Joyce Meyer Ministries. Evidence that jurors did ...

Football boss Chris Coleman’s estranged wife today reveals he is evicting her and their four children while planning his marriage to a Sky Sports beauty. Furious Belinda is now frantically ...

Christopher Coleman, the Columbia man convicted of first-degree murder in the deaths of his wife and two sons in 2011, has filed a request to represent himself in future court proceedings.