Marjorie Knoller faces 15 years to life in prison for her second-degree murder conviction in the death of neighbor Diane Whipple, 33.

This video tells the tragic story of Diane Whipple, an Olympic athlete and lacrosse coach, who was fatally attacked by her neighbors' aggressive Presa Canario dogs in her San Francisco apartment ...

Sharon Smith, the partner of victim Diane Whipple, took the stand and described how Whipple told her about being bitten by the dogs some six weeks before the fatal attack on Jan. 26, 2001, and how ...

A state appeals court on Friday upheld the second-degree murder conviction received by Marjorie Knoller after the woman's hulking presa canario dogs in 2001 mauled Diane Whipple to death. Knoller was ...