Andrea Yates was experiencing postpartum psychosis when she drowned her children in 2001. She was remanded in 2007 to a ...

CNN reported that Andrea Yates received a sentence of life in prison without the possibility of parole. However, in January 2005, the Texas First Court of Appeals reversed her conviction after a ...

When the judge is the son of the county sheriff, it's safe to say that criminal defense lawyers aren't going to have the most optimistic feelings heading into court. But 338th District Judge Brock ...

Andrea Yates was experiencing postpartum psychosis when she drowned her children in 2001. She was remanded in 2007 to a mental hospital Courtesy of Yates Family/Getty At the beginning of one of ...

At the beginning of one of the nation’s most high-profile murder trials in 2002, prosecutor Joseph Owmby told jurors that Andrea Yates had spent two years planning to kill her five young children.