Fred Wiggington was sentenced to life in prison for the 2023 murder of his wife Elsie, but her family says the possibility of parole is a painful disappointment.

The man convicted of killing his wife, Elsie Wiggington, back in May has learned his fate.

Nearly two years after his wife, Elsie Wiggington’s disappearance, and nearly eight months after her remains were found on their property, Frederick Wiggington’s trial for first-degree murder began today.

A significant development has emerged in the investigation into the tragic death of Elsie Wiggington. Patricia Wiggington, the ex-wife of Frederick Wiggington—who is already in custody facing charges for Elsie’s murder—was arrested on January 12th. She is now facing charges of obstruction of justice and accessory after the fact.

Another suspect involved in the Elsie Wiggington case has been arrested, Amherst County Sheriff’s Office said.

Wiggington's remains were found at her former home in early August after a months-long search.

Elsie Wiggington's family is moving towards closure after her husband was arrested for concealing her body, following the discovery of human remains on their property.

After Elsie Wiggington’s remains were found over a year after she went missing, the AWARE Foundation, Inc. is emphasizing the importance of taking cases like hers seriously.

The Amherst County mother has been missing since June 2023

The Amherst County Sheriff’s Department held a press conference Wednesday afternoon and gave updates on the Elsie Wiggington case.

Elsie Wiggington's family remains steadfast in their search for answers and justice over a year after her disappearance, with recent investigative progress renewing their hope.

Multiple law enforcement agencies gathered to search the home of a Amherst Co. woman over a year since she went missing.

We're continuing to dig into the disappearance of Elsie Wiggington, as family claim the ball was dropped early in the investigation.

It's been almost a year since Amherst woman Elsie Wiggington disappeared - and now, friends and family are pushing law enforcement for answers.