#Steven Capobianco
A mysterious death in Pāʻia: What happened to Mana Foods baker John Palicki?
Family and friends of John Palicki are seeking answers to the question: “How did he end up naked and dead in a cane field alongside the Pāʻia bypass on Memorial Day?”
Six Years Later: Charli Scott Memorial Held, Family Pleads for Return of Remains
A memorial service was held Sunday for Carly “Charli” Scott, who went missing on Maui six years ago, as her family continues to fight for the return of her remains.
50 Minimum Term for Capobianco Expires in 2064
Capobianco’s consecutive minimum term is 50 years, which will expire on June 29, 2064. His longest maximum sentence is Life with Parole.
Year in Review: A Look at Maui’s Top Headlines from 2017
Here is a look of the top Maui headlines in 2017
Maui’s Victims’ Rights Resolution Gains Unanimous Support
With unanimous backing from the Maui County Council, a resolution in support of victims’ rights is headed to the state legislature.
Capobianco’s Aunt Sentenced in Maui Prison Contraband Case
Susan Capobianco, the aunt of convicted murderer Steven Capobianco, was sentenced to 18 months in jail and four years of probation on Tuesday.
Capobianco Hearing Delayed, Outstanding Criminal Cases Nearing Settlement
In requesting a continuance, Defense Attorney Jon Apo said Thursday that he is very close to wrapping up all of Steven Capobianco’s remaining criminal cases.
Woman Arrested Under Warrant in Maui Prison Contraband Case
Susan Capobianco, 49, was indicted for an incident that occurred on February 19, 2017, where she allegedly tried to pass contraband to inmate Stephen Capobianco, who she was visiting at the Maui Community Correctional Center.
Capobianco Sentenced to Life in Prison With Possibility of Parole
Steven Capobianco was sentenced today to life in prison with the possibility of parole for the second degree murder charge. He was also sentenced to a maximum period of 10 year term for the offense of arson in the second degree, to be served consecutively.
Capobianco’s Request for New Trial Denied
Maui Chief Judge Joseph Cardoza today denied a motion for a retrial in the case involving Steven Capobianco, who was found guilty in December of murder and second degree arson in the death of his pregnant ex-girlfriend Charli Scott.
Update: Capobianco Arrested for Promoting Prison Contraband
A 49 year old female attempted to pass suspected illegal narcotics to Steven Capobianco during a visitation at the Maui Community Correctional Center
Capobianco’s Request for New Trial Delayed
Steven Capobianco’s request for a new trial has been delayed until March.
Capobianco Trial: Murder was “Heinous”
The jury in the state vs Capobianco trial has answered “Yes” to the question of whether the murder of Carly “Charli” Scott was “especially heinous, atrocious and cruel.”
Capobianco Trial: Jury to be Asked if Murder was “Heinous”
A day after finding Steven Capobianco guilty of 2nd degree murder and 2nd degree arson, the jury has yet to hear arguments on an enhanced sentencing allegation.
Capobianco Verdict: Guilty as Charged
Jurors have reached a unanimous verdict on both charges: finding Steven Capobianco guilty as charged for murder in the second degree of Carly “Charli” Scott…
Capobianco Trial: Jury Deliberations Resume Today
Jury deliberations resume at 10 a.m. today in the trial of a man accused of murdering his pregnant ex-girlfriend.
Capobianco Trial: Jury on Break Until Dec. 27
The jury in the ongoing State v. Capobianco trial is taking a break through the holiday weekend, as some jurors had previously scheduled plans that are being accommodated.
Deliberations Continue in Capobianco Murder Trial
The jury in the ongoing State v Capobianco murder trail continues to deliberate and is expected to deliberate well into the coming week, sources tell Maui Now.
Capobianco Trial: Rebuttal Concludes, Deliberations Commence
The prosecution wrapped up its rebuttal argument on Thursday morning in the Steven Capobianco murder trail, and the deliberation stage of the trail has now commenced.
Capobianco Defense Closing Arguments: “Facebook-ed Into Believing”
The Defense presented its closing arguments on Wednesday in the ongoing murder trial of Steven Capobianco.
