Autumn Pasquale

Two teenage brothers accused of killing a 12-year-old girl in southern New Jersey were to have their first court appearance as the girl's family backed away from accusations that authorities failed to act quickly enough once she was reported missing.

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The two teen brothers from Clayton arrested for the murder of Autumn Pasquale get their first day in court today at a juvenile detention hearing.

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A New Jersey prosecutor is defending the law enforcement response to the disappearance of 12-year-old Autumn Pasquale who was found killed, her body stuffed into a recycling bin.

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With all the discussions the past few days centered around the tragic death of Autumn Pasquale, the the discussion shifted today on the show as to how do parents cope with the loss of a child. No one could imagine anything worse for a parent than losing a child.

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A day after two teen brothers were charged with their daughter's death, the parents of Autumn Pasquale are calling for a state investigation to make sure that the proper procedures were followed, including why an Amber Alert wasn't issued.

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Your children may have asked you why the tragic death of Autumn Pasquale happened? Is it safe to talk to my neighbors? A New Jersey psychologist has tips on how to handle the news at home.

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Some of the residents of Clayton suspected their two teenage neighbors were troublemakers, but there was nothing to indicate they were capable of violence.

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New Jersey's attorney general says he'll review Gloucester County's response to the disappearance of the 12-year-old Clayton girl later found slain.

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On today's Deminski & Doyle Show, the guys had a chance to interview prominent New Jersey Criminal Defense Attorney, Greg Gionforcaro. He gave us more insight on how juvenile criminals in New Jersey can be charged as adults.

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The mother of 12-year-old Autumn Pasquale, a Clayton resident who was strangled and dumped in a recycling bin said Wednesday that the two teenage brothers accused of killing her had treated her daughter "like a piece of trash."

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