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​Update:This morning, the Aurora Police Department is revealing that William Moore, thirty, has been arrested in connection with the January 18 homicide of Ebon Kelly, 29.

The charges for which Moore is being held and investigated include second-degree murder and possession of a weapon by a previous offender.

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Donna Royer.

​We've written about plenty of accused cancer fakers over the years, including Ann Crall, Tausha Marsh and, earlier today, Jennifer Stover. But while the motives in these cases appear to revolve around money, it's hard to know what Mark Royer intended when he informed relatives about a bogus diagnosis shortly before murdering his ex-wife, Donna.

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Kenia Monge.

​The Denver coroner has released the final homicide list for 2011 -- a somber roster with 47 names on it, ranging from the well-known (Kenia Monge, nineteen, slain by Travis Forbes) and boarder Brandon Sigalaf to individuals that may never have seen print until this post. Look below and page down to see interactive maps of all the known crime scenes -- and click on victim names that appear in blue to read our original coverage about these tragic events.

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​Update: The Denver coroner's office has now identified the city's first 2012 homicide victim as Stephanie Hope, a 28-year-old from Westminster. She was pronounced dead at 2:29 a.m. on New Year's Day of a "penetrating gunshot wound to the chest." Kevin Carter has been arrested in connection with the crime. Page down to read our earlier coverage.

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Youn Malual.

​Update below: While suspects have either been captured or named in the holiday-season slayings of Andrea Roan and Elia Anastacio, there have been no such developments released in the December 26 murder of Youn Malual.

Meanwhile, the extended Sudanese community is continuing to rally around loved ones left behind by the slain father of five.

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​Today, we checked in with Denver Police Department spokesman Sonny Jackson regarding the whereabouts of Crisanto Tirso-Jiminez, 35, who's wanted in connection with the fatal stabbing of Elia Anastacio.

According to Jackson, Tirso-Jiminez remains at large -- and he's thought to be hiding south of the border.

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​While a three-year-old's shooting of a five-year-old may have been the holiday season's most shocking violent death, it was hardly the only one. Another tragic incident involved elementary school teacher Andrea Roan, who was allegedly slain by Ryan Miller, her estranged boyfriend, with Richard Leavitt accused of providing an assist.

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​Update, 10:09 a.m.: The Denver coroner's office has no identified the man who died after a report of a shooting on Robins Drive last Friday.

The victim was Dwayne Morris, eighteen. He died six hours or so after being transported to Children's Hospital with a gunshot wound to the neck. Look below for our earlier coverage.

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​Early on the Sunday after Thanksgiving, a body was reportedly discovered in Grant-Frontier Park.

Now, the Denver coroner's office has identified the man as Michael Martinez -- and has determined that the cause of death was homicide.

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​Thus far, Charles Edward Waters, a 56-year-old homeless man, has not yet been formally charged in an early Friday double stabbing that left one man dead and another one wounded, and the victim has yet to be identified. But the police report, on view below, offers a brutal account of the events from before, after and possibly during the killing itself -- all overheard by a 911 operator.

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