Edward "Jake" Wagner and Angela Wagner were both given lengthy sentences for the killings of the eight family members in Ohio, later dubbed The Pike County massacre.

With George "Billy" Wagner III soon on trial, here's a reminder of the events and figures in the 2016 Pike County massacre case.

Three Wagner family members face sentencing for the 2016 Ohio Family Massacre, while patriarch Billy Wagner attends a key hearing in his case.

Jake and Angela Wagner admitted their roles in the Pike County massacre. George Wagner IV lost in court. Family patriarch Billy Wagner is up next.

Former Mets closer Billy Wagner, on the Baseball Hall of Fame ballot a final time, throws some high heat in a Q&A with Post columnist Steve Serby.

FILE - These undated file images released by the Ohio Attorney General's office, show, top row from left, George "Billy" Wagner III and Angela Wagner, and bottom row from left, George Wagner IV ...

HOUSTON – Houston Astros all-time saves leader Billy Wagner will have his jersey number retired, an honor that coincides with his induction into the Hall of Fame, the team announced Tuesday.

Billy Strings announced his mother Debra Apostol's death during a live show in Lexington, Kentucky. Her death came just hours after he performed a hometown show in Lansing, Michigan, at the Charlotte ...

Three young children, including a baby, were found unharmed. Billy Wagner is accused of helping his sons, Jake Wagner and George Wagner IV, kill the family members across four homes on April 22, 2016.

WAVERLY, Ohio — Two members of the Wagner family who took plea deals years ago will finally be sentenced, according to court records in Pike County. Edward "Jake" Wagner and his mother, Angela ...

Angela Wagner, Jake and George's mother and Billy's wife, received a sentence of at least 30 years for her part in planning the crimes and also testified against her son.

Two family members convicted in the killings of eight members of an Ohio family have received lengthy prison terms for their roles in the 2016 shootings.