A man acquitted of first-degree murder may face a retrial. Michael Jackson-Bolanos was found not guilty in August of killing Samantha Woll, but jurors could not reach a verdict on other charges. The Michigan Supreme Court will hear arguments on whether he can be retried.

Jackson-Bolanos has been in prison for nearly three years on a separate conviction. He was accused of lying to police and is a habitual offender. The victim, Samantha Woll, was a 40-year-old synagogue president who was found stabbed to death.

Further details on the case and the upcoming Supreme Court hearing are available from the source.