Kimberly Fry, the mother convicted of killing her own child, learned her fate Tuesday in Providence Superior Court.

A North Kingstown mother convicted of murdering her 8-year-old daughter is scheduled to be sentenced Tuesday morning in Providence Superior Court.

Sentencing has been delayed for the North Kingstown mother convicted of killing her daughter.

The North Kingstown woman convicted of killing her daughter has a new lawyer.

Just as the hearing was just getting underway in Superior Court, Kimberly Fry stood up and began talking, saying "Your honor, I'm not a murderess."

A North Kingstown mother convicted of murdering her 8-year-old daughter is getting new lawyers to represent her.

The North Kingstown mother convicted in the murder of her 8-year-old daughter won't be getting a new trial.

A judge will hear arguments for the motion for a new trial in the Kimberly Fry case on November 10.

The lawyers for Kimberly Fry are asking for a new trial after a jury convicted her of murdering her daughter.

A juror who served on the Kimberly Fry murder trial spoke exclusively to Eyewitness News about her decision making and thought process leading up to the Rhode

Guilty of second-degree murder. That was the verdict of a jury, charged with deciding the fate of Kimberly Fry; the North Kingstown mom accused of strangling

After 12 days of testimony, 19 witnesses, dozens of exhibits and a day of dramatic closing arguments - the fate of a mother accused of strangling her daughter

Kimberly Fry broke down in court Tuesday afternoon after the judge denied a request to acquit her of strangling her young daughter.

A former Rhode Island Chief Medical Examiner took the stand again Monday, stating a potential cause of death of 8-year-old Camden Fry: asphyxia due to

Lawyers from both sides spent most of the time in court on Friday arguing legal points outside the presence of the jurors who were sent home as a result.