The Daily Crime

"They found a lot of blood" Mar 05, 2021

Four years ago this week, when Stephanie Turntine unexpectedly doesn't show up for work, family members drive over to the her home in Little Rock, Ark., to check on her. Reporter David Lippman recounts what they discovered.

"We're all having a tough time, some harder than others" Mar 04, 2021

Two women are killed in a murder-for-hire case gone wrong. WWL-TV's Danny Monteverde tells us what happened in a rural Louisiana county.

"He can't stand the smell anymore" Mar 03, 2021

Five years ago this week, federal marshals made an arrest in a murder mystery that had been puzzling Dallas residents for months. WFAA Investigative Reporter Tanya Eiserer joins to discuss the case.

"We haven't even scratched the surface" Mar 02, 2021

DNA is solving cold cases every day. But what do you need to know before uploading your DNA? Katie Jeffries from First Coast News in Jacksonville tells us what we need to know.

"It starts off just like any day" Mar 01, 2021

Forty-five years ago today, authorities say William Bradford Bishop told his boss he was not feeling well, picked up a sledgehammer and drove home with a heinous plan in mind. WBIR reporters Leslie Ackerson and John North share what happens next.

"He just wanted to kill people" Feb 26, 2021

In February 1999 a serial killer terrorized communities near Yosemite National Park. ABC10's Walt Gray tells us about the Yosemite Killer.

"A dagger into the community's heart" Feb 25, 2021

Following the senseless shooting death 14-year-old Jamere Alfred, a barber in New Orleans, La., is challenging other barbers to join him in trying to decrease crime. WWLTV reporter Erika Ferrando joins us to share his message.

"The whole package of unusual and disturbing elements" Feb 24, 2021

A grizzly discovery on the streets of Denver leads police to a suspect. Matt Jablow with KUSA 9News brings us the story.

"I think his words were he had to do it, he had to shoot him" Feb 23, 2021

It's been one year since Ahmaud Arbery was shot and killed in Brunswick, Georgia. Anne Schindler with FirstCoastNews in Jacksonville takes us back to February 2020 and tells us where things stand today for the three men charged in the case.

"She was calling him 'Little James'" Feb 22, 2021

On Feb. 21, 2019, Cynthia Carver was last seen alive when she dropped her kids off at a babysitter's house. Two years later, Ali Weatherton from WVEC in Norfolk, Va., shares the story.

"Something this nice city had never experienced" Feb 19, 2021

In 2016, an Uber driver terrorized residents in and around Kalamazoo, Michigan. Juliet Dragos, weeknight anchor at WZZM13 News, remembers the night Jason Dalton went on a killing spree.

"I live with someone who hates me" (QAnon Pt. 2) Feb 18, 2021

The baseless QAnon conspiracy theory has consumed the lives of many of its followers since originating online in 2017, ruining personal relationships and even causing some family members to say they live in fear. WOI-TV reporter and anchor Eva Andersen joins us again, this time to share personal stories she's learned through her reporting on the conspiracy.

"A buffet table of conspiracies" (QAnon Pt. 1) Feb 17, 2021

The baseless QAnon conspiracy theory has been thrust into the mainstream following the Jan. 6 insurrection at the U.S. Capitol. But what exactly is it, where did it come from and why is it dangerous? Eva Andersen, a reporter and anchor with WOI-TV in Des Moines, Iowa, shares her reporting on the conspiracy and its followers.

"A monster from a different era" Feb 16, 2021

At the end of 2020, Samuel Little died in a California prison. WXIA 11Alives's Chief Investigator Brendan Keefe tells us about the man believed to be America's most prolific serial killer.

"I do not know where my daughter is" Feb 15, 2021

In February of 2014, Brianna Williams reported her five-year-old daughter, Taylor, missing. Six days later, investigators would make a discovery near Williams' hometown in Alabama. Anne Schindler, an investigative reporter with FirstCoastNews in Jacksonville, Fla., discusses her reporting on the case ahead of an upcoming court date.

"We're gonna go get pizza" Feb 12, 2021

One year ago, in early 2020, 54-year-old Ricky Davis was exonerated and released from prison after 15 years behind bars. Monica Coleman, a reporter with ABC10 in Sacramento, Calif., was there to cover his release.

"So much tragedy here all around" Feb 11, 2021

Sixteen-year old Amber Woods was found dead in February 2006 along State Road 62 in Manatee County, Florida. Jenna Bourne at 10 Tampa Bay tells us how police caught up with her killers.

"They were just gone" Feb 10, 2021

Two middle schoolers walked away from their Florida school in 2005. They've never been seen again. Katie Jeffries at FirstCoastNews in Jacksonville has the story.

"This was not an accident" Feb 09, 2021

Twenty-two years ago this week, 15-year-old Ashley Ouellette was found dead on Pine Point Road in Scarborough, Maine. Police classified her death as a homicide, and the case has remained unsolved since 1999. News Center Maine reporter Chris Costa shares what happened.

"She would not have gone off on her own" Feb 08, 2021

The disappearance of a young Amish woman in June 2020 was a shock to the community. Grace Griffaton at Fox43 in York, Pennsylvania, tells us what we know about the case of Linda Stoltzfoos.

"Knowing he was an innocent man” Feb 05, 2021

Seven years ago this week, then 37-year-old Jerome Morgan was released from prison after spending almost 20 years behind bars for a crime he did not commit. But that's not where Morgan's story ends. WWL-TV Investigative Reporter Mike Perlstein talks about Morgan's decades-long fight for freedom.

"It was horrible abuse, torture, terrible things" Feb 04, 2021

29 years ago a horrible crime took place in Madison, Indiana. The victim was a 12-year old girl. A retired, longtime news anchor tells us about what happened to Shanda Sharer.

"She was just a light that shone so brightly" Feb 03, 2021

She was home from college for Christmas break. It would be the last time she's been seen alive. KVUE reporter Jenni Lee tells us what we know about Rachel Cooke, missing since January 2002..

“The girl that everyone knew” Feb 02, 2021

Three years ago, 17-year-old Maggie Long drove home from her high school in Bailey, Colo., to pick up snacks for an evening concert she was helping organize. When she arrived home, she walked into what investigators have called a crime of opportunity. 9News reporter Noel Brennan has been covering this case since 2017.

"A life anyone would aspire to" Feb 01, 2021

The disappearance of a Connecticut mother in May 2019 was the beginning of a tragedy that is still a mystery. Fox61's Ben Goldman tells us about Jennifer Dulos and her husband Fotis Dulos.

"Not only egregious, but preventable" Jan 29, 2021

On this date in 2018, the body of 24-year-old Rachael Anderson is discovered in her Columbus, Ohio, apartment. Bennett Haeberle, Chief Investigative Reporter with 10TV in Columbus, discusses the case as well as questions that have been raised about how Anderson's death could have been prevented.

"There was some voices in the house" Jan 28, 2021

A body found inside a freezer, a haunted house, and that's just the beginning of today's story. Julia Kauffman from News19 in Columbia was on the scene of the crime in South Carolina.

"And they drove away" Jan 27, 2021

This month, 33 years ago, 19-year-old Susan Swedell stopped at a gas station on her way home from work after experiencing car trouble. She was last seen getting into a man's car, which left in the direction of her home. Aaron Adelson, who has covered this story for KARE 11 in Minneapolis, Minn., talks about the search for answers that has now stretched on for over three decades.

"Body parts out in the desert" Jan 26, 2021

A gruesome discovery sheds light on the business of body brokers and takes us from Washington State to Arizona. William Pitts from 12News in Phoenix has the story.

"Far away from the Front Range" Jan 25, 2021

A suspect is set to face trial in connection with the 2012 disappearance of 13-year-old Dylan Redwine. Kevin Vaughan, Investigative Reporter with 9Wants to Know at 9NEWS in Denver, Colo., recalls the shocking series of events that have led up to this point.

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