Jeanette Michelle Hawes will likely spend years in a mental hospital. MCGHealth forensic psychiatrist Carmen Nichita says, in cases like this one, it is highly unlikey a person found to be insane would be released in a short period of time. Hawes stabbed her two children to death in November of 2007. Count on WJBF News Channel 6’s Renita Crawford for the details.

A verdict has been reached in the trial of an Augusta mother accused of stabbing her children to death in a gas station restroom. Jeanette Michelle Hawes has been found Not Guilty By Reason of Insanity in the deaths of her 3-year-old daughter and her 1-year-old son.

Emily Pantelides reports from the decontamination center at USC-Aiken, where victims were taken. Originally aired 1/6/05.

The first images we saw from the actual crash site, courtesy of Sky 6. Peter Robbins reports. Originally aired 1/6/05.

More images from the actual Crash Site. Peter Robbins reports. Originally aired 1/7/05.

Emily Pantelides sits down with the family of Charles Shealy, who was inside the Avondale Mills plant when the accident occurred. Shealy was killed when he ran out to help others. Originally aired 1/7/05.

Chip Creamer talks with members of WJBF TV’s long running series, “Parade of Quartets,“ about the loss of Willie Tyler, who was a regular on the program, in the Graniteville train accident.

Renita Crawford reports on some families who were displaced from their homes in the aftermath of the Graniteville tran accident. Originally aired 1/10/05.

Peter Robbins reports on a woman who had to live with family members in the aftermath of the Graniteville train accident. Originally aired 1/10/05.

George Eskola reports on how Richmond County helped out in the aftermath of the Graniteville train accident. Originally aired 1/12/05.

Paige Tucker reports on what happened to the pets that were left behind when Graniteville was evacuated.

Chip Creamer reports on some Graniteville evacuees who were allowed to return home one week after the deadly train accident. Originally aired 1/13/05.

Renita Crawford reports on more evacuees who were allowed to return home more than a week after the deadly train accident. Originally aired 1/14/05.

Chip Creamer reports on the first day back at school after the train accident for students at Levelle McCampbell Middle School in Graniteville. Originally aired 1/17/05.

More than a month after the deadly train accident in Graniteville, Peter Robbins reports on the fire department’s response and you hear the first 911 calls after the train accident. Originally aired 2/11/05.