A Murder, A Fire & 30 Years of Unfinished Justice
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In 1995, a mother and her 17-month-old baby were found inside the burned remains of their home.
For two months, it looked like a tragic fire... until it didn't.
It was a double homicide.
What followed was thirty years of conflicting statements, unexpected suspects, and justice that remains unfinished.
This is the case of Kim and Daniel Fulton.
Sources:
- WTAP (Parkersburg): day-by-day trial coverage, sentencing, the 2023 memorial vigil, and Johnny Ball's 2024 and 2026 arrests and arraignment
- The Marietta Times: case background, the family's story, defense motions, trial testimony, sentencing, and the 2026 indictment
- Parkersburg News and Sentinel: the cold case reopening, the prosecution's account of the night, the 2024 perjury charges, and the verdict
- WCHS: the 2026 indictment of Johnny Ball
- Ohio Attorney General's Office: indictment, conviction, and sentencing announcements
- Ohio Revised Code and Ohio Legislative Service Commission: definitions of aggravated murder, murder, and complicity, and the 1997 change to the aggravated murder law
- Kimberly Fulton's 1995 obituary (via Find a Grave): Kim's life and family
- Wikipedia: Waterford population figure