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| Born | May 30, 1964 |
| Hometown | London, England |
| Height | 5'10" (1.78m) |
| Spouse | Sarah Louise Fudge , Jessica Sheppard |
| Children | Max Sheppard , Will Sheppard |
| Parents | W. Morgan Sheppard |
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Supernatural Season 16 Release Date Rumors: Is It Coming Out?
- Supernatural, the dark fantasy drama series focusing on the story of brothers Dean and Sam Winchester, ended its fifteenth season almost three years ago and fans have been wondering whether or not the series was over or if it would get one more season. Here’s all the Supernatural Season 16 release date information we know […] The post Supernatural Season 16 Release Date Rumors: Is It Coming Out? appeared first on ComingSoon.net - Movie Trailers, TV & Streaming News, and More.
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Doom Patrol star Mark Sheppard says season 4 is 'really good as an ending'
The actor tells EW that showrunner Jeremy Carver, who he has known since their days on Supernatural together, planned for season 4 to be the surreal superhero show's finale.
- EntertainmentSYFY
‘Doom Patrol’: Immortus drags DC’s oddballs to ‘the literal end of days’ in Season 4 trailer
DC’s weirdest, wackiest gaggle of misfit heroes is headed back to HBO Max for another shot at greatness (or maybe just at getting by), and the streamer’s new trailer for the upcoming fourth season of Doom Patrol sets up a new threat the gang has got to take seriously…if, that is, ‘serious’ is even a word in their sarcastically jaded vocabulary. “Immortus is real, and it’s coming,” warns a downright doomy Willoughby Kipling (Mark Sheppard) as the trailer pulls back the curtain on the sinister-sou
- USThe El Paso Times
Judge cuts cash bond for brothers accused in fatal shooting of migrant in Hudspeth County
The state prosecutor doesn't believe the Sheppard brothers mistook migrants for javelina; defense attorneys say they aren't a danger to the community.
- USAssociated Press
Migrant survivors of West Texas shooting detained by ICE
One migrant is dead, another is wounded and at least seven others are languishing in detention three weeks after twin brothers allegedly opened fire on them in the Texas desert, claiming they mistook them for wild hogs during a hunting trip. The case has caused outrage among advocates for the victims and survivors, who say their detention violates a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement directive that calls for giving strong consideration to the fact that they were crime victims who cooperat
- USNY Daily News
Texas brothers accused of fatally shooting one migrant, wounding another face additional charges
Twin brothers accused of opening fire on a group of migrants, fatally striking one and wounding another, are facing additional charges in connection with the deadly violence. Michael and Mark Sheppard face counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon in addition to manslaughter. They were re-arrested on Wednesday by Texas state troopers, just days after they posted bond, $250,000 each, on ...
- USThe El Paso Times
Sheppard brothers back in custody facing aggravated assault charges
The Hudspeth County Sheriff's Office said the brothers turned themselves in Tuesday evening.
- USAssociated Press
Family of Mexican migrant slain in West Texas seek answers
The family of a migrant authorities say was shot to death in Texas by two brothers — including one who was the warden of a detention facility with a history of abuse allegations — are demanding more information this week, as the two men charged in the killing were released from jail. Jesús Iván Sepúlveda, 22, of Durango, Mexico, was identified by family members as the man who was killed in the Hudspeth County shooting that also left one woman injured. Sepúlveda was trying to get to the Texas c
- USThe El Paso Times
Sheppard brothers released on bond in killing of migrant in Hudspeth County
The brothers were transferred to Hudspeth County on Monday and released on bond the same day, according to the Hudspeth County Sheriff's Office.
- USBuzzFeed News
A Man Is Accused Of Firing A Shotgun At A Group Of Immigrants, Killing One And Injuring Another
Michael Sheppard was the warden at the West Texas Detention Center before he was arrested for allegedly shooting two immigrants, one fatally.View Entire Post ›
- USAssociated Press
Migrant-death suspect ran detention center accused of abuse
One of two Texas brothers who authorities say opened fire on a group of migrants getting water near the U.S.-Mexico border, killing one and injuring another, was warden at a detention facility with a history of abuse allegations. One man was killed; a woman was taken to a hospital in El Paso where she was recovering from a gunshot wound in her stomach, according to the Texas Department of Public Safety.
