Andrea Yates' psychotic mind was like her own private battlefield in the war between good and evil, according to a defense expert who testified Thursday that Yates believed killing her five children ...

Andrea Yates drowned her five children in the bathtub in one of the most shocking crimes of the 21st century. She was found ...

Andrea Yates drowned her children in the bathtub in June 2001. The oldest was seven, and the youngest was just six months old. The horrendous act was believed to have been carried out in their family ...

Reader discretion is advised. In June 2001, a woman named Andrea Yates drowned her five children in the bathtub of her house in Clear Lake, Texas. Reports indicate that Yates killed her children ...

This story was first published in 2006. (Court TV)-- A Texas jury found that Andrea Yates was insane when she drowned her five children in a bathtub five years ago, and the panel acquitted her of ...

Now 57, she continues to undergo mental health treatment Nearly 21 years ago, Andrea Yates horrified the nation when she confessed to drowning her five young children in the bathtub of their ...

Andrea Yates spends her days in a mental hospital making crafts and watching videos of her children, her lawyer previously told PEOPLE Chris Harris has been a senior true crime reporter for PEOPLE ...

Andrea Yates' horrifying mass murder of her five children is one of the most horrific crimes of the 21st century ...

Andrea Yates, from Houston, Texas, took the lives of her five young children in 2001 amid a battle with postpartum psychosis. She remains at Kerrville State Hospital, having turned down a 2024 ...

Andrea Yates, from Houston, Texas, took the lives of her five young children in 2001 while suffering from postpartum psychosis. She continues to live in Kerrville State Hospital, having declined a ...

A Texas jury took less than four hours yesterday to find Andrea Yates guilty of murder for drowning her five young children in a bathtub last summer, exposing her to a possible death sentence.

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 ...