The husband of a northern Virginia woman who disappeared in July will not be released from jail before trial. A Prince William County judge ruled Friday that Naresh Bhatt is a flight risk and a danger to the community and refused a request for a bond. Bhatt was arrested on a charge of concealing a body following the disappearance of his wife, Mamta Kafle Bhatt. New evidence presented at the Friday hearing included surveillance video showing Naresh Bhatt stopping at dumpsters and trash compactors and disposing of multiple bags while wearing gloves. One of the bags was recovered and investigators say it contained bath mats that are currently being tested for blood evidence. Police have yet to find Bhatt's body despite multiple searches in the Manassas Park area.
Investigators in Amherst County are trying to determine what caused the death of a 58-year-old man last week. Richard Stelling reports.Preview: A Richmond event encourages people to stay fit and recognize the city's troubled past. The Run Richmond 16:19 race was held yesterday with thousands taking part. Organizer Djimon [[jee-MAHN]] Hounsou [[HON-su]] says he wants to encourage people to exercise and reconnect with their culture. This was the third year of the event, and Hounsou tells 12 On Your Side it's gratifying to see so many people come together as a community.
A tropical storm or hurricane could develop this week in the Gulf of Mexico. The National Hurricane Center gives it a 70 percent chance that a system will organize enough to become a tropical depression or named storm over the next few days. The possible storm could pose a risk from Louisiana to the Florida Panhandle.
