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    True Crime

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    Crime. Five days a week. From the reporters and journalists who know these stories best. Brought to you by the studio behind Bardstown and The Officer’s Wife and hosted by Will Johnson and Reed Redmond, hosts of VAULT Studios’ weekly True Crime Chronicles.

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    "Beyond Bardstown: Unsolved" is available now Oct 17, 2022

    "Beyond Bardstown: Unsolved," the third season of VAULT Studios' Bardstown podcast, is available now. Season one host Shay McAlister will be joined by Madison Wade, a reporter and anchor at KING5 in Seattle and the former host of the ABC10 TV news series "California Unsolved." Each episode, the two journalists will look back at a different unsolved case they have covered in search of new insights and, hopefully, answers. Follow now by searching for "Beyond Bardstown: Unsolved" in your podcast app.

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    "Beyond Bardstown: Unsolved" launches Oct. 17 Oct 10, 2022

    "Beyond Bardstown: Unsolved," the third season of VAULT Studios' Bardstown podcast, will begin on Mon., Oct. 17. Season one host Shay McAlister will be joined by Madison Wade, a reporter and anchor at KING5 in Seattle and the former host of the ABC10 TV news series "California Unsolved." Each episode, the two journalists will look back at a different unsolved case they have covered in search of new insights and, hopefully, answers. Follow now by searching for "Beyond Bardstown: Unsolved" in your podcast app.

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    "They don't think that their brother killed their father" Oct 07, 2022

    The brothers of a man charged last month with killing his father say he's innocent. And in Georgia, police are investigating the death of a woman from Athens.


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    https://www.wusa9.com/article/news/local/virginia/family-of-murdered-man-say-no-way-his-son-killed-him-samy-hassanein-talat-hassanein/65-a7afc5cc-b98c-4671-bbb7-8319cbfad370


    https://www.11alive.com/article/news/crime/debbie-collier-murder-new-surveillance-video-911-calls/85-c64eadf9-ed7a-4ae7-b115-1d00825122fc

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    "He had called his own deputies to the scene" Oct 06, 2022

    Last month, a controversial former sheriff was on trial in Florida. Darryl Daniels was arrested in 2020 and charged with multiple crimes after allegedly having his mistress arrested for stalking the prior year. Investigative journalist Anne Schindler covered the trial for FirstCoastNews in Jacksonville, Fla.

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    "She did not disappear on purpose" Oct 05, 2022

    Two years after 41-year-old Laynee Westbrook went missing from Anacortes, Wash., her family is still fighting to figure out what happened. Reporter Julie Calhoun has been covering the case for KING 5 in Seattle.

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    "These people are driven by ego and greed" Oct 04, 2022

    Last month, investigators say 13 dogs had to be rescued from a property in Missouri after police discovered an alleged dog-fighting ring. This raid comes more than a decade after the largest dog-fighting bust in United States history, referred to as the Missouri 500. One investigator who played a role in that case tells KSDK Reporter Christine Byers the recent bust shows dog-fighting is still a secret subculture.

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    "I want justice for my son" Oct 03, 2022

    In November 2021, after going on a first date together, Leslie Reeves was murdered and and Christopher Smith was left clinging to life. Police charged Reeves' ex-boyfriend with murder and attempted murder, but he’s now been facing new charges connected to the case.

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    "She was like a ray of sunshine" Sep 30, 2022

    A man from Augusta, Maine has been convicted and sentenced in the murder of a 20-year-old woman in Alaska almost thirty years ago, and in Austin, Texas, a former sheriff’s deputy has pleaded guilty to capital murder.

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    "These answers will provide comfort to us" Sep 29, 2022

    Earlier this month, investigators closed the case of a 32-year-old Illinois man who was last seen in January of 1994. WQAD Reporter Jenna Webster has been following the case and tells us about the recent developments.

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    "They feel that they have their suspect" Sep 28, 2022

    In August, the police in Upper Arlington, Ohio, announced that they were closing the decades-old murder case of 8-year-old Asenath Dukat. WBNS Anchor and Reporter Brittany Bailey has been covering the case, which some in the community believe should remain open.

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    "We just started from day one again" Sep 27, 2022

    Investigators in East Texas made an arrest earlier this month connected to the murder of a 19-year-old woman in May of 2007. KYTX Reporter Mara Lopez tells us how the Wood County Sheriff's Office tracked down a suspect in the 15-year-old case.

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    "They thought it was an accident" Sep 26, 2022

    Last week, Dallas police accused a 59-year-old anesthesiologist of contaminating IV bags, resulting in several injuries as well as the death of a fellow physician. Reporter William Joy has been covering the case for WFAA in Dallas.

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    From Death of an Artist: Ana Mendieta and Carl Andre Sep 23, 2022

    Here’s a preview from a new podcast, Death of the Artist, that explores a tragedy in the art world. For more than 35 years, accusations of murder shrouded one of the art world’s most storied couples: Was the famous sculptor Carl Andre involved in the death of his up-and-coming artist wife Ana Mendieta? Host Helen Molesworth revisits Mendieta’s death, taking a closer look at how she might have fallen out of the window of Carl’s 34th floor New York apartment, and the following trial which has divided the art world since 1985.

    Hear more from Death of an Artist at https://podcasts.pushkin.fm/artist?sid=tcc.

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    "He was hammering for like three days" Sep 22, 2022

    A resident of a townhome complex in Golden, Colo., says a neighbor was pounding on a shared wall for days. Last Friday morning, shortly after 3 a.m., the pounding stopped when a hammer busted through the wall. The next thing the resident says he saw was the barrel of a gun. Courtney Yuen has been covering the story for 9NEWS in Denver.

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    "A substantial level of violence" Sep 21, 2022

    In Washington State, two teenagers are behind bars and charged with murder. One of those teenagers was previously the subject of a search operation in the Olympia, Washington area after his truck was found abandoned earlier this month. KING5 Reporter Kristin Goodwillie tells us about the latest developments in the investigation.

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    "It has to be in cash" Sep 20, 2022

    Police say for several months, an Arizona man was visiting area golf courses and convincing people to donate to a charity gold event that never existed—and that is not the only scheme he has been accused of pulling off. KPNX Reporter Chase Golightly shares the story.

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    "She had dreams and she wanted to follow them" Sep 19, 2022

    Twenty-year-old Indigo Garza was murdered in February in the parking lot of a Houston apartment complex. Three suspects are behind behind bars, and a fourth is still on the run. Reporter Grace White has been following the case for KHOU in Houston.

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    "We refused to give up on this case" Sep 16, 2022

    In December of 2020, two teenage brothers were found shot to death in a Fort Bend County, Texas neighborhood. KHOU11 Reporter Adam Bennett tells us four suspects are now behind bars and charged with murder.

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    "Yeah I'm your guy" Sep 15, 2022

    In Greeley, Colorado, a community is reeling after the murder of a 22-year-old woman in late August. Angie Vega was working at her family’s store when she was killed. Reporter Cole Sullivan has been covering the case for KUSA 9News in Denver.

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    "They found a bloody mattress" Sep 14, 2022

    On Aug. 10, the body of 53-year-old Tonia Tram Tran was found off of a highway in Franklin County, Ark. Investigators now say they know who killed her. Reporter Micah Wilson has been covering the case for KFSM in Fort Smith, Ark.

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    "We're here as an advocate for each and every victim" Sep 13, 2022

    In Georgia, a cold case is finally solved nearly 34 years after a young woman was murdered. WXIA 11Alive Reporter Kaitlyn Ross tells us how investigators used forensic genealogy to identify both the killer and the victim.

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    "They call these cameras a game changer" Sep 12, 2022

    Hundreds of new automatic license plate reader cameras are coming to Houston after the Houston City Council approved spending millions of dollars to lease 318 cameras. Reporter Adam Bennett has been covering the story for KHOU in Houston.

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    "It's justice for my daughter" Sep 09, 2022

    A former Marine accused of brutally murdering his girlfriend in a San Diego apartment in 2016 was recently arrested in El Salvador after six years on the run. KFMB-TV Reporter Kelly Hessedal tells us how investigators were able to track down Raymond McLeod.


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    "These unfortunate circumstances can bond people" Sep 08, 2022

    Seven-year-old Janice Pocket disappeared from Tolland, Conn., in 1973. Diana Ferris was killed in Hartford 23 years later. Both of their families are still searching for answers. Reporter DeAndria Turner has been looking back at the cases for Fox61 in Hartford.

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    "Majority of times suspects aren't caught" Sep 07, 2022

    Road rage is to blame for nearly 100 deaths this year in America, which is double the amount from just four years ago. 13NewsNow Anchor and Reporter Dan Kennedy takes a look at a recent road rage incident in Newport News, Va. and why these deadly incidents are on the rise.

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    "A great friend, a great mother" Sep 06, 2022

    On Aug. 10, first responders were called out to an apartment complex in Falls Church, Va. When patrol officers arrived on scene, they saw smoke and went inside, where they found a woman fighting for her life. Reporter Casey Nolen has been covering the case for WUSA in Washington, D.C.

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    "Everyone stayed pretty hopeful and optimistic until last Friday" Sep 01, 2022

    In July, 22-year-old Sheldon Timothy Herrington Jr. was arrested and charged with the murder of Ole Miss student Jimmie Jay Lee. ABC24 Reporter Brittani Moncrease tells us about the ongoing investigation.

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    "They just took my life away from me" Aug 31, 2022

    A man convicted and imprisoned for more than 20 years for the 1997 shooting death of another man in New Orleans was freed earlier this month after prosecutors agreed that his conviction should be vacated. WWLTV Reporter Eleanor Tabone spoke with Cedric Dent and his family to learn more about the case.

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    "None of this should have happened" Aug 30, 2022

    A panel of jurors in Virginia has recommended the maximum 20-year prison sentence for a 19-year-old convicted of manslaughter in the 2021 shooting and killing of two high school classmates. WUSA9 Reporter Bruce Leshan tells us about the case.

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    "Nobody has the answers in this case" Aug 29, 2022

    In September 2016, Tex McIver shot and killed his wife Diane McIver. He's always claimed it was an accident. 11Alive Reporter Kaitlyn Ross, host of VAULT Studios' new series "Intent: The Tex McIver Case," shares an overview of the case and the podcast.

    The first two episode of "Intent: The Tex McIver" case are available now wherever you listen to "The Daily Crime."

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    "We saw a video of officers who are beating a man" Aug 26, 2022

    On Sunday, a video surfaced online showing three law enforcement officers in Arkansas beating a man while he is pinned to the ground. Sarah Horbacewicz, a reporter with THV11 in Little Rock, Ark., has been looking into the video, as well as new allegations against one of the officers.

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    "He committed an atrocious act when he was a boy" Aug 25, 2022

    In 1995, Brian Bassett was convicted of killing his parents and brother and sentenced to life behind bars. Bassett was 16 at the time. But in light of a new court ruling, Bassett could be released in less than a year. KING5 Reporter Sebastian Robertson tells us about the latest developments in the decades-old case.

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    "They think this case has dragged on long enough" Aug 24, 2022

    Dee Warner disappeared from a small town in Michigan shortly before Mother's Day in 2021. The mother of five has now been missing for a year and a half, and her community continues to demand justice. Chase Bachman, a reporter for WTOL in Toledo, Ohio, recently reported that the case is now in the hands of Michigan State Police.

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    "I want to finally get confirmation and closure" Aug 23, 2022

    In June, the body of a 19-year-old woman was found in rural Georgia. 11Alive Reporter Paola Suro says police now have a suspect behind bars.

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    Introducing 'Intent: The Tex McIver Case' Aug 22, 2022

    New from VAULT Studios, "Intent: The Tex McIver Case" is available now. Investigators in Atlanta have always known who shot successful Atlanta businesswoman Diane McIver in Sept. 2016—and so did she. Diane was shot by her husband, Tex McIver, and she knew it was him because she handed him the gun. In "Intent: The Tex McIver Case," 11Alive WXIA News Reporter Kaitlyn Ross and VAULT Studios investigate the shooting, its aftermath and a trial that captivated Atlanta.

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    "This woman deserves justice" Aug 22, 2022

    On Jan. 15, 2006, the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife responded to a report of a plastic container floating in Puget Sound. Inside the container, they would discover the body of a 33-year-old mother named Shanan Lynn Read. For more than 16 years, the case went unsolved, but investigators now say they know who is responsible.

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    "I killed my f---g wife for you" Aug 19, 2022

    Investigators in New Hampshire now say the case of a little girl missing since November of 2019 is a homicide, and wealthy dentist from Phoenix has been tried for the murder of his wife.

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    "He was just excited for the future" Aug 18, 2022

    In the spring of 2018, Jody Loring's future was full of promise. He was 18 years old, a new father whose world revolved around his 3-month-old son. But everything changed on May 4th, 2018. THV11 Reporter Ashley Godwin has been looking back at Loring's unsolved case.

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    "I can only imagine what she was thinking" Aug 17, 2022

    The acting Florida State Attorney is now seeking the death penalty for a man accused of murdering a 43-year-old teacher. Kay Baker was killed in May, when investigators say her boyfriend, Matthew Terry, stabbed her multiple times. 10 Tampa Bay Reporter Shannon Clowe tells us about the case.

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    "Everyone wanted to find that child" Aug 16, 2022

    KENS5 Anchor and Reporter Marvin Hurst joins to discuss the station's series aiming to bring attention to the dozens of children and adults who remain missing in San Antonio in hopes that someone in the community knows something that will help find them.


    Unsolved San Antonio:

    https://www.kens5.com/article/news/local/unsolved-san-antonio-missing-person-cases-investigation/273-c6240b29-82db-47c2-979d-a70106dbe6a4

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    "Another statistic of missing Indigenous women" Aug 15, 2022

    A body found on the University of Washington's campus in Seattle in June has been identified as that of a 56-year-old missing woman. Police are still looking for her killer. KING5 Reporter Sebastian Robertson tells us about case.

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    "There's a killer out there" Aug 12, 2022

    Police in Tennessee have charged the husband of a woman found dead in 2011 with first-degree murder, and in Pennsylvania, investigators are still trying to figure out who killed an 83-year-old grandmother more than a decade ago.

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    "He decided his money was more important" Aug 11, 2022

    An Oregon man was recently sentenced to life in prison for the 2019 murders of a Salem mother and her 3-year-old son. KGW Reporter Alma McCarty tells us about the murders and the investigation that led to Michael Wolfe's guilty pleas earlier this year.

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    "The best tool that money can buy" Aug 10, 2022

    Last month, dogs from around the country and their handlers traveled to Maine for an arson dog recertification program. News Center Maine Reporter David Guildford was there to learn about the training.

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    "They have her brain scans" Aug 09, 2022

    It’s been 30 years since Robin Lee Row killed her husband and two young children before setting her Boise home on fire. KTVB Reporter Alexandra Duggan tells us Row's latest appeal to get off death row is based on a recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling.

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    "A thief, a coward, a liar and a murderer" Aug 08, 2022

    “Today is a day we thought may never come." Those were the words of Willoughby Police Chief Jim Schultz as he announced the person who killed Nadine Madger more than 42 years ago had been identified through DNA analysis. WKYC Reporter Lindsay Buckingham shares more information on the investigation.

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    "They both had dreams" Aug 05, 2022

    Testimony is underway in the trial of a man accused of killing his daughters on New Years Day in 2008, and the family of a woman killed in Boise ten years ago is seeking answers.

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    "What happened was tragic and life-changing" Aug 04, 2022

    A record number of innocent bystanders are dying as a result of police pursuits. Brittany Webb and Micky Brown are among the victims this year alone in North Carolina. Sarah Beckman and Nate Morabito have been looking into their stories as part of an investigation for local news station WCNC in Charlotte.

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    "I'll never see her or talk to her" Aug 03, 2022

    A 39-year-old Texas mom who was last seen leaving her San Antonio home on her way to work in early July has been found dead inside her car. KENS5 Anchor and Reporter Henry Ramos tells us about the Chrissy Powell case.

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    "She said that they were just arguing" Aug 02, 2022

    On June 25, first responders were called out to a home in Seagrove, N.C., after a woman called 911 to report that her husband shot himself. Days later, she would be arrested and charged with murder. Amber Lake has been covering this case for WFMY in Greensboro, N.C.,

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    "They would not find a body" Aug 01, 2022

    For the last five years, Karena McClerkin's family has been working to understand what may have happened to her the night she was last seen. Indiana police now have a suspect behind bars. WTHR's Madison Stacey tells us about the latest developments.

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    "Somebody in that man's life knew about his anger" Jul 25, 2022

    On June 2, two Iowa State University students were shot and killed outside a church in Ames, Iowa. The shooter was later identified as an ex-boyfriend of one of the victims. Reporter Mary Sugden covered the case for WeAreIowa in Des Moines and has been taking a broader look at cases of domestic violence in Iowa.

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    "Kaitlin was trying her best to live a very normal life" Jul 18, 2022

    Kaitlin Marie Armstrong, the woman suspected of killing professional cyclist Anna Moriah "Mo" Wilson in Austin, Texas, in May, evaded authorities for more than a month before she was captured in Costa Rica. KVUE Reporter Natalie Haddad tells us about how police were able to track her down.

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    "Hundreds of big trees have been cut down" Jul 11, 2022

    For the past year, the city of Gresham, Ore., has been dealing with an unusual problem: a rogue lumberjack. KGW Reporter Christelle Koumoué has been reporting on the so-called 'Gresham Lumberjack.'


    During the month of July, "The Daily Crime" will be publishing one episode per week. The show will return to a daily schedule in August.

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    "He is going to kill my husband and myself" Jul 04, 2022

    Johanna Crawford knew she was going to be a victim of a murder, and her family believes her death could have been avoided last year had their cries for help been handled differently by local law enforcement. WTOL Reporter Amanda Fay tells us what she's learned about the case.


    During the month of July, "The Daily Crime" will be publishing one episode per week, and the show will return to a daily schedule in August.

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    "Until they capture him the baby is not safe" Jul 01, 2022

    A timeline is emerging in the death of a San Diego woman who was found murdered last month in Tijuana, Mexico, as the FBI continues to search for her fugitive boyfriend. And in Florida, a forensics excavation is taking place at a construction site after investigators received a tip about a 1980s cold case.


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    "It was my shotgun" Jun 30, 2022

    On Saturday, June 4, a homeowner in Orange, Texas, was out doing some yard work when he noticed his back door opening. The next thing he saw was the barrel of a shotgun. James Grant, a reporter with KBMT 12NewsNow in Beaumont, Texas, shares what happened next.

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    "From day one we've maintained that Ross is innocent" Jun 29, 2022

    The Supreme Court of Georgia has reversed the conviction in a high-profile hot car death from 2014. WXIA 11Alive Reporter Kaitlyn Ross tells us about the case and the recent developments.

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    "My gut says it was somebody she knew" Jun 28, 2022

    On June 27, 1995, an up-and-coming news anchor in northern Iowa named Jodi Huisentruit disappeared. KARE Reporter Jennifer Hoff recently sat down with the last person who spoke to Huisentruit that morning.

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    "He took away everything" Jun 27, 2022

    Almost ten years after Holly Grim went missing in Monroe County, Pennsylvania, the man charged with kidnapping and killing her learned his fate earlier this month. WNEP Reporter Amanda Eustice shares the details of the investigation and the verdict.

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    "This was cold, cold, cold blood" Jun 24, 2022

    A convicted murdered is set to testify in the upcoming death penalty trial of his brother in Ohio, and strange letters have been turning up at churches and businesses in Campbell County, Tenn.

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    "A crime that police say was unthinkable" Jun 23, 2022

    A man is facing murder charges after police say he killed his pregnant ex-girlfriend in an "abominable" crime in Illinois earlier this month. KSDK Reporter Justina Coronel shares details about the case.

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    "He was claiming it was an accident" Jun 22, 2022

    In August 2013, Pennsylvania State Police troopers responded to a residence in Lackawanna County where a husband and wife had been shot. They soon learned the husband, Bruno Rocuba, had shot himself in his hand, and his wife, Melissa Rocuba, had been hit in the head by that same bullet. But was this an accident, or was it intentional? WNEP Reporter Courtney Harrison has been covering some recent developments in the case.

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    "The dictionary definition of a love triangle gone wrong" Jun 21, 2022

    U.S. Marshals are still searching for a yoga instructor facing a murder charge in connection with the death of 25-year-old Moriah Wilson, a rising professional cyclist found shot to death last month in Austin, Texas. KVUE Reporter Natalie Haddad shares the latest on the search efforts.

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    "Montezuma doesn't want to forget Xavior" Jun 20, 2022

    In May 2021, 10-year-old Xavior Harrelson went missing from the small town of Montezuma, Iowa, just days before his 11th birthday. More than one year later, We Are Iowa Local 5 News Reporter Jon Diaz looked back at the case as a community is still left waiting for answers.

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    "We know who you are, and eventually you're gonna get caught" Jun 17, 2022

    It’s been nearly four decades since the body of a newborn child was discovered in rural Maine, and police have now arrested a suspect. And in Texas, investigators have announced an update on a case we covered last month, as they are now searching for the man they believe killed 24-year-old Felicia Johnson.

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    "Stone did not have a choice in this matter" Jun 16, 2022

    In March 2021, a sophomore at Bowling Green State University died of alcohol poisoning after being hazed at a fraternity event. Eight members of the fraternity would be charged with crimes related to the incident. Six have pleaded guilty, and in May, verdicts were reached in the trial against the other two. Olivia Ugino, a reporter with WBNS in Columbus, Ohio, shares the outcome.

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    "It's about that little boy" Jun 15, 2022

    On Saturday, April 16th, Jeff Meredith found a suitcase in the woods in rural Indiana. Inside that suitcase, the body of a young boy. Reporter Tom Lally has been covering the case and the investigation for WHAS11 in Louisville.

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    "They can't get away with that" Jun 14, 2022

    Last month, a Portland, Ore., man helped to recover a truckload of stolen valuables belonging to him and his neighbors. The items, as KGW's Katherine Cook reported, included the man's custom-made Dark Knight Batman suit.

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    "Vicky was a vibrant little girl" Jun 13, 2022

    A 66-year-old man was put to death last week in Arizona for the murder of an 8-year-old girl in 1984. It was the state’s second second execution after a period of almost eight years. KPNX Anchor and Reporter Jonathan McCall tells us about case.

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    "Absolutely one of the most gut-wrenching scenarios" Jun 10, 2022

    A North Carolina sheriff’s office announced a settlement this week in a lawsuit filed by the family of Andrew Brown Jr., a Black man killed by sheriff’s deputies in 2021. And in Texas, the dramatic weeks-long manhunt for a convicted murderer came to a violent end last week.

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    "We haven't been able to move on" Jun 09, 2022

    In July 2018, Bellamy Gamboa, a 39-year-old mother of four, went missing in Virginia Beach. Va.. Her body was never found, but her ex-boyfriend confessed to the crime. WVEC Reporter Anne Sparaco tells us about the case.

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    "It would mean everything to find out what exactly happened" Jun 08, 2022

    In October 2015, 18-year-old Ebby Steppach seemingly disappeared from Little Rock, Ark., after placing a strange phone call to her brother. Two and a half years later, her body would be discovered in a drainage pipe. The case has baffled the public and police ever since, but last month Ebby Steppach's family said investigators told the family they have been considering a new theory — one the family says doesn't make sense. THV11 Reporter Ashley Godwin shares the latest.

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    "We still pray that we get our cousin home" Jun 07, 2022

    Buffalo Police Officer Charles "Skip" McDougald was shot and killed in the line of duty in April 1997. The man behind bars for the murder might get a hearing to examine new evidence in the case that his attorney says should exonerate his client. WGRZ Reporter Danielle Church tells us about the case, the evidence, and what the judge could decide today.

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    "Those are beans in the trunk" Jun 06, 2022

    Around $30,000 worth of a substance that police thought could be heroin seized by Knoxville officers in a traffic stop in April turned out to be crushed, dried black beans — not drugs. WBIR Reporter Cole Sullivan shares the story.

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    "He might never actually stand trial" Jun 03, 2022

    A suspect has been named in the 1989 disappearance of 17-year-old Tracy Kroh in Pennsylvania, and in Washington state, a new medical examiner has offered new hope to a family convinced their loved one's death was not an accident.

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    "I will never trust her with them again" Jun 02, 2022

    A Louisville pediatrician has been arrested for trying to hire a hitman to kill her ex-husband. WHAS11 Reporter Grace McKenna tells us about the case.



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    "He was friends with everybody" Jun 01, 2022

    Harvey Huber, a local business owner in Georgetown, Texas, went missing on Feb. 25, 2020. His body was never found, but his killer was. KVUE Investigative Reporter Bryce Newberry has been piecing together the police investigation that led to an arrest.

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    "An epidemic of violence" May 31, 2022

    Ashley Korslien, the host of VAULT Studios' newest podcast "Should Be Alive," tells us about the case of Nikki Kuhnhausen, a 17-year-old from Vancouver, Wash., who seemingly vanished in December of 2019.


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    "She died without ever receiving her rightful inheritance" May 27, 2022

    A Dallas County grand jury has indicted a couple on a felony theft charge accusing them of a “scheme” to steal nine houses valued at more than a million dollars, and investigators in Austin are searching for a fugitive.


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    "This was all done with strokes of pens on paper" May 26, 2022

    While the death of a 77-year-old landlord is still considered suspicious and being investigated, two people accused of trying to steal his home and six of his rental properties are being prosecuted for theft. Jeremy Jojola has been covering the case for 9NEWS in Denver.

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    Introducing: Should Be Alive May 25, 2022

    New from VAULT Studios, "Should Be Alive" investigates the 2019 murder of a transgender teenage girl named Nikki Kuhnhausen in Vancouver, Wash. Host Ashley Korslien explores issues facing transgender people and brings a spotlight to an increasing number of acts of violence against the trans community. Search for "Should Be Alive" to listen and follow now.

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    "Her family lost contact with her" May 25, 2022

    It's been over four years since Caitlin Denison went missing after flying to Midland, Texas, from Reno, Nev., with an unknown man. There have been no leads and no trace of her since then, but a new detective has picked up the case and her family is hoping new evidence will emerge. NewsWest9 Reporter Jonathan Polasek tells us about Caitlin's disappearance and the investigation.

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    "We're gonna delve into it and see what we find" May 24, 2022

    Russell and Shirley Dermond were murdered eight years ago near Lake Oconee in rural Georgia. Now new evidence is coming to light. WXIA Reporter Dawn White tells us about the latest developments in the investigation.

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    "They're not traceable by law enforcement" May 23, 2022

    A recent arrest in Akron, Ohio, highlights concerns around untraceable, build-it-yourself firearms known as "ghost guns." Investigative Reporter Lynna Lai has been covering the story for WKYC in Cleveland.

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    "We can no longer touch him, hug him, be near him" May 20, 2022

    In Washington, a man has been sentenced for the murder of a retired Boeing employee, and in South Carolina, investigators believe they’ve solved the disappearance and murder of a 17-year-old girl who went missing 13 years ago.

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    "She blames herself for Melissa being taken" May 19, 2022

    In August of 1971, a 21-month-old girl vanished from her Fort Worth, Texas home. WFAA Reporter Chris Sadeghi tells us about one of the oldest missing persons cases in the country and the family's ongoing search for answers.

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    "Everyone's a suspect in these kind of cases" May 18, 2022

    Katie Lavender was found dead in her Hot Springs, Ark., apartment in 2013. The case went cold, but the investigation has been reignited in recent years. Sarah Horbacewicz, a reporter with THV11 in Little Rock, Ark., discusses new evidence.

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    "It's just that kind of gut-wrenching reality" May 17, 2022

    In April, a 15-year-old girl disappeared from a Dallas Mavericks game. Investigators say she was the victim of sex traffickers. Morgan Young, a weekend anchor and general assignment reporter aat WFAA in Dallas, has been looking into sex trafficking in Texas and how it hides in plain sight.

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    "We discovered a vehicle underwater" May 16, 2022

    For four years, the disappearance of 16-year-old Jed Hall in Idaho stumped investigators. But that changed earlier this month, after YouTubers Adventures With Purpose joined in the search. Tristan Lewis, a reporter with KTVB in Boise, shares the story.

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    "We will not forget Felicia" May 13, 2022

    Four weeks ago, 24-year-old Felicia Johnson went missing after her family says she applied for her job at an adult entertainment club in Houston. And in Vermont, 28-year-old Nathan Carman has been charged with murder in connection with a bizarre mystery at sea.

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    "He's not getting out of this jail again" May 12, 2022

    The manhunt for an Alabama murder suspect and correctional officer who evaded authorities for more than a week came to an end this week in Indiana. Investigators say Casey White and Vicky White were heavily armed and ready for a shootout when they were caught. Fox54 Anchor and Reporter Keneisha Deas joins us to discuss the case and what led up to the escape from an Alabama prison in late April.

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    "Morgan is on their mind every day" May 11, 2022

    Twenty seven years have passed since 6-year-old Morgan Nick disappeared from a baseball field in Alma, Ark. The case remains unsolved, but in recent months, there have been some developments in the case. Mercedes Mackay, a reporter with THV11 in Little Rock, Ark., shares the latest.

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    "They never met in person" May 10, 2022

    A little over a year ago, a woman from Duluth, Ga., met a man online who called himself David Smart. She says she developed a friendship with him, but all was not as it seemed. 11Alive Reporter Liza Lucas shares what happened.

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    "They believe that there are many, many other victims" May 09, 2022

    A jury in Texas has found an alleged serial killer guilty of capital murder. WFAA's Rebecca Lopez tells us about Billy Chemirmir.

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    "This was a man that was hiding in plain sight" May 06, 2022

    In Colorado, a trial date has been set for an Arizona dentist accused of killing his wife on a hunting trip, and a convicted killer is sentenced to prison in a Connecticut courtroom.

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    "There was nothing left except bones" May 05, 2022

    In 1993, a woman's body was discovered on the side of the road on the outskirts of Gilroy, Calif. It would take investigators decades to determine who the woman was and who killed her. KGW Reporter Katherine Cook tells us about the case.

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    "I hope it's not him" May 04, 2022

    Last month, a Dallas artist named Anthony Moreno went missing after doing an interview at a local bakery. The next day, while family members were out searching for him, investigators found a body. WFAA Reporter Morgan Young shares what happened.

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    "You are not going back to prison" May 03, 2022

    Walter Roy spent almost three decades in prison for a shooting in Fort Worth. Prosecutors, witnesses and police agreed that he didn't do it. WFAA Investigative Reporter Tanya Eiserer tells us about Roy's long journey to freedom.

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    "This is a case that never should have been prosecuted" May 02, 2022

    For 66 days in the fall of 2019, a sheriff's deputy in Delta County, Texas, could not serve as a cop. But as WFAA Senior News Reporter Jason Whitely uncovered, he still made a number of arrests

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    "It means you're going to wake up on Thursday morning" Apr 29, 2022

    In Texas, the scheduled execution of 52-year-old Melissa Lucio was halted earlier this week. Reed shares the latest details on the case. And Will looks into the connection between violent crime and fake paper license tags.

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    "They had excavation equipment" Apr 28, 2022

    The investigation of a 33-year-old case continues in Dauphin County, where 17-year-old Tracy Kroh, of Halifax, went missing in 1989. Harri Leigh, a reporter with Fox43 in York, Pa., joins to discuss the latest developments.

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    "These people do not care" Apr 27, 2022

    A high speed chase through two south Texas counties in early April ended with a shocking discovery. KENS5 Anchor and Reporter Vanessa Croix spoke with the police officers on the scene that day.

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    "I am deeply ashamed of myself" Apr 26, 2022

    39-year-old Sherri Papini pleaded guilty in federal court in Sacramento last week on charges related to faking her own kidnapping in 2016. ABC10 Anchor and Investigative Reporter Madison Wade tells us about the latest developments in the case.

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    "They believe she would have fought back" Apr 25, 2022

    Seventeen years ago, 26-year old Julie Boyd was beaten to death. The man who drove her to the hospital that night is now in prison for her murder. He maintains her killer is still on the loose. WHAS 11 Reporter and Anchor Kristin Goodwillie has interviewed key players in the case and shares with us what she's learned.

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    "They knew they were gonna lose this trial" Apr 22, 2022

    In Colorado, prosecutors make a major announcement in the Suzanne Morphew murder case, and a jury in Ohio reaches a verdict in the trial of a doctor charged with more than a dozen counts of murder.

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    "I don't want to see my mom die" Apr 21, 2022

    In six days, 52-year-old Melissa Lucio is scheduled to be executed by the state of Texas. She was convicted of murdering her two-year-old daughter, Mariah, in 2008, but her attorneys say the child's death was an accident and have filed a petition for clemency pointing to new evidence. WFAA Reporter Jobin Panicker recently spoke to Melissa’s son, John Lucio, as well as others involved in the effort to stay her execution.

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    "And he started firing" Apr 20, 2022

    A St. Louis bar owner went on trial last month, charged with first-degree murder and armed criminal action after a 2020 shooting that left 42-year-old Jeffrey Amick dead. Lundak admitted to pulling the trigger, leaving a jury to decide if the shooting was self-defense or murder. KSDK Reporter Christine Byers shares the story.

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    "Her life was unfortunately cut very short" Apr 19, 2022

    Investigators in Columbia, S.C., are asking for tips in the case of a woman who was killed inside her home in 1972. News19 Reporter Peyton Lewis tells us about the 50-year-old cold case and new information that police have made public.

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    "They're really trying to reignite this search" Apr 18, 2022

    Fifteen years have passed since Michael Zylberberg was shot and killed in Newport News, Va. No one has been arrested in the case, but the teenager's family has not given up on finding answers. Sarah Hammond, a reporter with WVEC in Norfolk, Va., has been following the story.

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    "The idea has been around for 25 years" Apr 15, 2022

    Less than a day after being reported missing, an Indiana wife and mother was found dead. Her husband is now jailed, accused of her murder. And in Pennsylvania, our partner station, Fox43, took a closer look at the technology behind smart guns.

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    "It has been several long years" Apr 14, 2022

    Seven years have passed since the death of 18-year-old Sydney Smith. Her family is still waiting for the man convicted in connection with her death to serve his sentence.

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    "This may not be the first time he's ever done this" Apr 13, 2022

    Police in Maryland have arrested an oral surgeon and charged him with second-degree murder in connection with the death of his 25-year-old girlfriend. Police say Dr. James Ryan used his access to sedation drugs, like ketamine and Propofol, to give his girlfriend enough to overdose and die. WUSA9 Reporter Casey Nolen tells us about the case.

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    New from VAULT Studios: Locked Inside Apr 12, 2022

    Listen to the first episode of VAULT Studios' newest podcast series, then search for "Locked Inside" on your podcast app to catch the rest of the season.

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    "The blood had dried and there they are" Apr 12, 2022

    On April 12, 2021, first responders were called to a group home on a quiet street in Gilbert, Ariz., where they found a man washing away blood in the shower. As investigators tried to piece together what happened, neighbors would learn that a convicted killer had been released to live on their street. We talk to 12News Investigative Reporter Erica Stapleton about the new podcast "Locked Inside," a coproduction of 12News and VAULT Studios.

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    "We'll never know what the killer was thinking" Apr 11, 2022

    Police in Indiana and Kentucky have identified a serial killer known as the 'I-65 Killer' using forensic genealogy. WHAS11 Anchor and Investigative Reporter Shay McAlister tells us how investigators tracked down a killer.

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    "You must think I murdered my husband" Apr 08, 2022

    In Portland, Ore., the murder trial of a romance novelist accused of killing her husband in June 2018 began earlier this week. And in Alabama, investigators have located the remains of a 37-year-old Florida mother missing for over a week.

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    "It's devastating to hear a child committed this" Apr 07, 2022

    A jury has found 21-year-old Demetrius Wynne guilty of second-degree intentional murder in the death of his Minneapolis neighbor Susan Spiller in 2015. KARE11 Investigative Reporter Lou Raguse covered Spiller's murder in 2018 and the recent trial.

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    "Rickey would be doing the exact same thing" Apr 06, 2022

    It has been 35 years since 29-year-old Rickey Herriage was killed in Henderson County, Texas. His family is still searching for answers. José Alonzo, a reporter with CBS19 in Tyler, Texas, shares the story.

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    "My nephew didn't have a chance to have his day in court" Apr 05, 2022

    The father of a victim in a 2021 double murder has been charged with killing the suspect in the case. WWL-TV Investigative Reporter Mike Perlstein tells us the latest developments in the case.

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    "They made their own checks" Apr 04, 2022

    An Indianapolis man has been charged with stealing $1.7 million in checks from a post office on the city's northwest side. WTHR Senior Investigative Reporter Bob Segall has been following the case for months.

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    "The final chapter of a 1999 murder case" Apr 01, 2022

    In Jacksonville, Fla., the ex-wife of a detective convicted of a 1999 murder has been sentenced for her role in the crime. And in central Ohio, investigators have arrested a man they say was running a catalytic converter theft ring.

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    "A really heartbreaking case" Mar 31, 2022

    It was a case that rocked the small town of Lakeville, Indiana. Donna and Robert Pelley were found dead in their home, along with two of their children. The couple's 17-year-old son, Jeff Pelley, was later convicted of the murders. Now, Pelley is asking for a new trial. WTHR Reporter Madison Stacey shares the latest.

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    "Zoe became scared of him" Mar 30, 2022

    A California man who allegedly stalked a woman in 2021 has been arrested for killing her this past week. ABC10 Reporter Luke Cleary tells us about the case.

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    "Someone came home with blood on them" Mar 29, 2022

    Investigators in New Orleans are searching for answers in the death of 26-year-old Taylore Jones, who was attacked in her own home in December. Reporter Mike McDaniel has been covering the story for WWLTV.

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    "They had a piece of a hair" Mar 28, 2022

    In 1988, San Diego County Sheriff's deputies found Diane Dahn's body inside a back room of her Santee, California apartment. More than three decades later, her murder has been solved. KFMB Reporter Heather Hope tells us how detectives tracked down a suspect.

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    "I feel like he got what he deserved" Mar 25, 2022

    Candy Rogers was kidnapped and murdered sixty-two years ago. Months after the case was finally solved, a relative of the 9-year-old girl shares her memories. And in Georgia, a verdict has been reached in the case of a 23-year old college student found strangled to death in 2020.



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    "Some of the worst that I have ever seen" Mar 24, 2022

    A Pennsylvania woman and her partner are among four people behind bars and facing charges after the discovery of two children buried in the backyard of a home last year. WNEP Reporter Nikki Krize tells us about the latest developments in the case.

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    "I think I shot my best friend" Mar 23, 2022

    In 2018, a South Carolina doctor was arrested and charged with involuntary manslaughter following the shooting death of 30-year-old William Holland. According to police, the two men had been at Lazzarini’s home the previous fall looking at Lazzarini’s gun collection when Holland was shot in the chest. Earlier this year, a jury was tasked with trying to figure out what happened that night. WLTX Reporter Becky Budds was at the trial.

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    "We know something bad happened" Mar 22, 2022

    Police in Virginia have charged a man with second-degree murder in the case of a missing Alexandria woman, but neither the woman's body nor the suspect have been found yet. WUSA Reporter Kolbie Satterfield tells us about the latest developments.



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    "Because they had the nerve to come forward" Mar 21, 2022

    In 2017, Joseph Colone Jr. was sentenced to death, seven years after Mary Goodman and her teenage daughter were found murdered at their home in Beaumont, Texas. But the case was far from over, reports KBMT's Simona Barca.

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    "He's saying I'm desperate, I need help" Mar 18, 2022

    An Atlanta nurse is headed to prison for failing to save a dying man, and just north of Atlanta, a search is underway for a woman who went missing almost a month ago.

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    "There were over 100 suspects" Mar 17, 2022

    An Indiana man accused of a series of sexual assaults has been found guilty on all counts. As WTHR's Rich Nye reports, evidence left at the final crime scene led to the man's arrest in 2020, decades after the string of crimes.

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    "The mom was using a different name" Mar 16, 2022

    In February of 2019, a mother seemingly vanished from North Tonawanda, N.Y., along with her two kids. Three years later, investigators located them nearly 2,000 miles away. WGRZ Anchor and Reporter Kelly Dudzik shares what she's learned about the case.

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    "They want anyone living outside to take shelter" Mar 15, 2022

    Two men are dead and several others are injured after a series of shootings in New York City and Washington, D.C. Investigators have released a video of a suspect they believe is targeting individuals experiencing homelessness. WUSA9 Reporter Katie Kyros tells us the latest developments.

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    "He had control over everything" Mar 14, 2022

    In January, Marissa Grimes met a man at a party in Fort Worth, Texas. In February, her body was discovered in a crawl space under his house. WFAA Reporter Malini Basu tells us about the case.

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    "The box was marked pretty clearly" Mar 11, 2022

    The Denver Police Department is asking for the public's help finding whoever’s responsible for the theft of a box of human heads. And in California, there's been an update in the Sherri Papini case.



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    "You see these people who are just destroyed" Mar 10, 2022

    In 2021, three women were murdered in Arapahoe County, Colorado by their current or former husbands. Police say all three women were victims of domestic violence prior to their murders. KUSA9 Reporter Darius Johnson has taken a close look at these cases and the larger issue of domestic violence over the past several years.

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    "She put on a good show" Mar 09, 2022

    Families in Morristown, Tenn., are calling for stricter child abuse laws, months after investigators discovered possible safety hazards in an unlicensed daycare facility. WBIR Investigative Reporter Grace King has been covering the story.

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    "So many people, so many resources" Mar 08, 2022

    Charges have been filed against a 39-year-old Northern California woman whose 2016 disappearance set off a frantic three-week search before she reappeared. ABC10 Anchor and Investigative Reporter Madison Wade tells us about the latest developments in the Sherri Papini case.

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    "What else can we do?" Mar 07, 2022

    North Carolina has a law requiring safe storage of guns, but it is so narrow Charlotte-Mecklenburg police have only charged 12 people with the crime since 2016. Meanwhile, more than 1,000 guns were stolen from cars in Charlotte last year alone, some of which ended up in the hands of high school students. Investigative Reporter Nate Morabito has been looking into this issue for WCNC in Charlotte.

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    "Sometimes those dreams become a nightmare" Mar 04, 2022

    In Georgia, there's a verdict in the case of a former police officer charged in the murder of his wife in 2020. And in Florida, a new bill would keep the names of lottery winners a secret for 90 days.

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    "It's not a case closed" Mar 03, 2022

    It's been over a year since 29-year-old Missouri native Christopher Maassen was shot and killed on the side of Interstate 95 in Florida. His killer claimed self-defense under Florida's 'stand your ground' law, and no charges have been filed to date. Reporter Allie Corey has been covering the case for KSDK in St. Louis.

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    "His target was dating his estranged wife" Mar 02, 2022

    Two months after a blast that severely injured one man and damaged several buildings in Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania, a police officer has been arrested in connection to the crime. WNEP Reporter Chelsea Strub tells us about the case and the some of the evidence investigators have gathered to charge the suspect.

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    "I heard a great big crash" Mar 01, 2022

    On Jan. 23, a pipe bomb was detonated in the South Oak Park neighborhood of Sacramento. Five days later, there was another explosion. ABC10's Andie Judson shares what happened.

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    "That confession really hangs in the balance" Feb 28, 2022

    A man accused of killing a mother and her son in a murder-for-hire plot in Virginia Beach nearly two decades ago was in court recently. Richard Stoner gave police a taped confession after his arrest, but WVEC Reporter Evan Watson tells us why his lawyer is now trying to keep that confession out of the upcoming trial.

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    "As a matter of routine practice" Feb 25, 2022

    San Francisco District Attorney Chesa Boudin said he's learned the police crime lab has tried to identify suspects through a database that includes DNA profiles from sex-assault victims. And in Louisiana, friends and family of 21-year-old University of New Orleans student Ciaya Whetstone are trying to figure out what happened early Saturday morning leading to her death.

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    "I knew that we were going to find the assailant" Feb 24, 2022

    Investigators in Pennsylvania believe they have cracked the case of a brutal rape and murder of a 9-year-old girl from 1964. WNEP Reporter Amanda Eustice tells us how police identified the killer after so many decades.

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    "Instagram star to accused con artist" Feb 23, 2022

    Brittany Dawn Davis, a social media influencer in Dallas-Fort Worth, scammed thousands of clients whom she sold fitness and nutrition plans to, according to a new lawsuit from the Texas Attorney General’s office. WFAA Reporter William Joy has been covering the story.

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    "Everyone in Louisville wants to be safe" Feb 22, 2022

    After being shot at in his campaign office, a Louisville mayoral candidate says he is still committed to running. WHAS Political Reporter Rachel Droze tells us about the frightening events last week in Louisville.

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    "He sees someone outside with a gun" Feb 21, 2022

    On the evening of Jan. 29, off-duty Vancouver, Wash., police officer Donald Sahota attempted to subdue a robbery suspect outside his home. Sahota was then mistakenly shot and killed by an arriving Clark County deputy.

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    "She insists she's a changed woman" Feb 18, 2022

    The California Supreme Court has made a decision on a bid for parole by Charles Manson follower Leslie van Houten, and VAULT Studios is launching a new show with veteran investigative journalist Brian Ross. Brian stops in to talk about Killer Cases.

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    "All we have is a description" Feb 17, 2022

    It's been 33 years since 8-year-old Jennifer Sue Delgado was killed after walking with her mother to a laundromat across the street from their home in San Antonio. The case remains unsolved, and KENS5 Reporter Zack Briggs has been covering efforts by a former classmate of hers to make sure her case is not forgotten.

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    New from VAULT Studios: Killer Cases Feb 16, 2022

    Killer Cases, hosted by investigative journalist Brian Ross, is available now. To follow or subscribe, search for it where you listen to The Daily Crime.

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    "They'll be caught" Feb 16, 2022

    Police are still searching for the person or persons responsible for the fatal stabbing of Christopher Olivarez last year in San Antonio. KENS5 Reporter Sarah Duran tells us what we know about the evidence in the case and where the investigation stands today.

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    "Less than half have been solved" Feb 15, 2022

    In 2021, the city of Portland saw a record 90 homicides. Are these cases being solved? That is the question KGW Senior Investigative Reporter Kyle Iboshi has been asking.

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    "None of it feels real" Feb 14, 2022

    A Norfolk, Va., man has been convicted of murdering his adopted daughter in 2015. WVEC Reporter Ali Weatherton tells us about the case and trial of Wesley Hadsell.

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    "Even as she wept" Feb 11, 2022

    In Dallas, a little over a year after going on TV to plead for answers in the death of her husband, 49-year-old Jennifer Faith has pleaded guilty to a murder-for-hire charge. And a Virginia man who confessed to killing his adopted daughter more than 30 years ago and burying her in the backyard of their home has been sentenced.

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    "It's a daily retelling of her story" Feb 10, 2022

    It's been just over three years since 29-year-old Elizabeth Nuelle Barraza was shot to death while she was setting up a garage sale outside her Houston-area home. KHOU Reporter Grace White has been following the case from the beginning.

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    "When she all of a sudden vanished" Feb 09, 2022

    Nine-year-old Daralyn Johnson disappeared in 1982 as she walked to school in Nampa, Idaho. Her body was found days later next to the Snake River. A 34-year-old man was soon arrested and convicted of the murder, but he would later be found to be innocent. Now, nearly 40 years after the 9-year-old was found dead, investigators say they have found her real killer.

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    "This is a rough one" Feb 08, 2022

    An Indianapolis man has been sentenced to 55 years behind bars for the murder of his friend in 2018. Dwight Shotts shot and killed Tony Cline in April 2018, then left his body in a bathtub for a week. WTHR Reporter Rich Nye tells us about the case.

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    "Something has to happen" Feb 07, 2022

    Six years. No answers. A Jacksonville family is begging for justice following the killing of 22-year-old Jerry Brown. FirstCoastNews Reporter Leah Shields has been looking back at the case.

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    "We've been in the dark since she died" Feb 04, 2022

    It’s been 20 years since 7-year-old Danielle van Dam was abducted from her home in San Diego and murdered. We take a look at how the case still impacts the community today. And in Connecticut, two detectives have been put on leave for their handling of two separate death investigations in December.

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    "I've never seen anything like this happen" Feb 03, 2022

    A California community is mourning the loss of Stockton Fire Department Captain Vidal "Max" Fortuna who was shot and killed Monday morning while responding to a dumpster fire. KXTV Reporter Van Tieu tells us about the case.

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    "Something happened with the shotgun" Feb 02, 2022

    In 2016, Bianca and Larry Rudolph left the country to go on a hunting trip together. Only Larry would return alive, and now, he stands accused of murder. KPNX Reporter Bianca Buono shares the story.

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    "The doctor never saw them" Feb 01, 2022

    For decades, Dr. Bruce Coffey ran a clinic in Oneida, Tenn., which the DEA has called the primary drug supplier for drug trafficking organizations in multiple surrounding counties. WBIR Reporter Cole Sullivan has been following the investigation for years.

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    "This is a ruthless, savage execution" Jan 31, 2022

    A man accused of killing a Harris County constable in Texas during a traffic stop last week was taken into custody days later. KHOU Reporter Grace White tells us about the suspected killer, a fugitive on the run for 25 years.

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    "There was evidence the whole time" Jan 28, 2022

    Evidence in the West Memphis Three case that was thought to have been destroyed has turned back up, and in Washington, a man has been sentenced in the poisoning death of his wife.

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    "They feel let down by the system" Jan 27, 2022

    The death of a 23-year-old woman in Connecticut has her family and the community asking questions. Fox61 Reporter Gaby Molina tells us about the case and the controversy.

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    "She had to start over" Jan 26, 2022

    WHAS11 Reporter Paula Vasan shares the story of Johnetta Carr, one of 23 people in Kentucky exonerated due to wrongful convictions.

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    "It's been a nightmare for a whole year" Jan 25, 2022

    Family and friends of Maya Millete held a vigil earlier this month for the missing mother who disappeared from her Chula Vista, California home over a year ago. Her husband was arrested in October and charged with first-degree murder.

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    "There was a fingerprint" Jan 24, 2022

    In July, we covered the case of Jessica Gutierrez, a 4-year-old girl who was abducted from her family's home in Lexington, S.C., in 1996. Investigators now say they know who took her. WLTX Reporter Eleanor Tabone shares the story.

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    "We want to bring you home" Jan 21, 2022

    Police in New Hampshire continue to search for a 7-year-old girl last seen over two years ago, and in Arizona, a couple is suing the city of Chandler and its police department over injuries resulting from a police chase last July.

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    "She was trying to get away from him" Jan 20, 2022

    Family and friends of Krystyn Rae Dunlap-Bosse are still grieving the 17-year-old's disappearance more than 27 years later. Her case has been back in the news this month after police in Idaho, while attempting to serve a civil protection order, shot and killed a 54-year-old man named Corey Castro. KTVB Reporter Tristan Lewis shares the latest.

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    "We give them full freedom to our apartments" Jan 19, 2022

    The murder of a 19-year-old college student in Florida is now raising questions about renter safety. WTSP Anchor and Investigative Reporter Courtney Robinson shares what she has learned about renter safety in light of Miya Marcano's death.

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    "What people should aspire to be" Jan 18, 2022

    There are still many unanswered questions surrounding the death of 41-year-old Benjamin Anderson, who was reported missing on New Year’s Eve before his body was found in the desert. KPNX Reporter Colleen Sikora discusses her coverage of the case.

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    "He said Kevin killed himself" Jan 17, 2022

    First-degree murder charges have been filed against a 19-year-old man who told police he drove his roommate to a local park where that man then took his own life. KTVB Web Reporter Katie Terhune has been following the case in Idaho and brings us the latest developments.

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    "A shopping cart was found nearby" Jan 14, 2022

    Investigators in Virginia are sharing more information an accused serial killer referred to as the "Shopping Cart Killer," and a sheriff in Texas is under criminal investigation for allegedly having his deputies illegally seize money and a truck from undocumented immigrants during traffic stops.

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    "So many unanswered questions" Jan 13, 2022

    Police in Atlanta were recently able to identify a man linked to the murder and rape of a teenager in 1995 and the rape of another teen in 2004. WXIA Reporter Brittany Kleinpeter tells us about the investigation.

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    "Help us find her" Jan 12, 2022

    Mary Johnson, a member of the Tulalip Tribes, was last seen over a year ago near the Tulalip Reservation north of Seattle. KING5 Reporter Ted Land talks about her family's push for answers.

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    "Saturday morning my life was ruined" Jan 11, 2022

    25-year-old Thomas Rolfes was gunned down in New Orleans more than five years ago. In December, investigators announced an arrest in the case that shocked the community. WWL-TV Reporter Paul Murphy has been following the case from the beginning.

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    "They didn't really have much to go on" Jan 10, 2022

    In Gaston County, N.C., investigators have announced an update related to a cold case from 1979. Briana Harper has been covering the case for WCNC in Charlotte.

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    "We really need to get him off the streets" Jan 07, 2022

    The Governor of Colorado has reduced the sentence for a truck driver convicted of manslaughter following a fatal crash in 2019, and the hunt for a man charged in connection with his wife’s murder in Texas comes to an end in Florida.

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    "He was found so far from his car" Jan 06, 2022

    The night before Thanksgiving in 2016, high school senior Thomas Brown went missing near Canadian, Texas. His body was found two years later, but multiple investigations have not been able to determine how he died. Reporter Niccole Caan has been covering the story for KENS 5 in San Antonio, Texas.

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    "Whoever did this is a monster" Jan 05, 2022

    The family of a Kentucky woman found brutally murdered in 2019 in South Carolina is still hoping for answers. WCNC Reporter Indira Eskieva tells us about the murder of Melissa Whitis.

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    "They just know that Billy has disappeared" Jan 04, 2022

    For nearly 40 years, the family of Billy Lewis did not know what happened to him. Late last year, they found out he had been a victim of a serial killer known as "The Interstate Killer." WTHR Reporter Emily Longnecker has been covering the story.

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    "How dare you take my sister from me" Jan 03, 2022

    Amanda Jones was 8 1/2 months pregnant when she was last seen 16 years ago. But just as the investigation was gaining momentum, a prime person of interest recently died. KSDK Crime Reporter Christine Byers tells us about the case.

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    "Five hundred envelopes fell out of the wall" Dec 23, 2021

    In December, a plumber called in to a Houston radio show saying he discovered $600,000 in cash and checks while doing repair work at Lakewood Church, a megachurch founded by Joel Osteen. Investigators now say the discovery is tied to a 2014 theft. KHOU 11 Reporter Ugochi Iloka shares the story.

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    "It's scary for a lot of women especially" Dec 22, 2021

    AirTags are meant to help you find missing items, but some people are using them to track others without their knowledge. WXIA Reporter Kristin Crowley tells us what she's learned about the devices.

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    "Another step in the case" Dec 21, 2021

    On Feb. 13, 2017, 13-year-old Abigail Williams and 14-year-old Liberty German were killed while hiking on a nature trail in Delphi, Indiana. Nearly five years later, an update from Indiana State Police is bringing renewed hope to the victims' families and the Delphi community. WTHR Reporter Emily Longnecker shares the latest.


    If you have any information about the case, police ask that you please send tips to Abbyandlibbytip@cacoshrf.com. More information can be found at www.wthr.com.

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    "She told police he threatened to kill her" Dec 20, 2021

    Police say Sylvia Matthews was stalked by one man for decades. In December, she was found dead inside her Washington, D.C., home, and that man is now behind bars charged with her murder.

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    "Found shot to death" Dec 17, 2021

    A federal indictment unsealed this week details an alleged murder-for-hire plot in Texas, and police are chasing down a pig causing property damage in South Carolina.

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    "Maybe that is the piece that breaks this case" Dec 16, 2021

    Kathy Barnaik was just 24 years old when she was reported missing by her family in December 1991. Her body was found 18 months later under a bridge in Jacksonville, Fla. First Coast News Reporter Katie Jeffries tells us what investigators are doing today to try and solve the case.

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    "A lot of unanswered questions" Dec 15, 2021

    The family of Lisa Jameson is still searching for answers, 30 years after the 23-year-old mother went missing from Gilbert, Ariz. KPNX Reporter Colleen Sikora shares the story.

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    "It seems very gruesome" Dec 14, 2021

    Shortly after identifying a murder victim as 47-year-old Stephanie Crone-Overholts in November, Tampa police detectives have arrested a man in connection to the killing. WTSP Reporter Shannon Clowe tells us what we know so far about the investigation.

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    "We've been fighting for a voice" Dec 13, 2021

    Danny Stowe was shot and killed almost 40 years ago in Atlanta. His killer has never been found. WXIA Investigative Reporter Kristin Crowley discusses his family's efforts to change that.

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    "She had been shot in the back of the head" Dec 10, 2021

    A court in Washington State overturns a cold case conviction, and in Colorado, a couple is spreading the word about a...yucky...rideshare scam.

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    "New details and a new narrative" Dec 09, 2021

    In Buffalo, N.Y., court arguments are raising new questions about whether a convicted murdered, who was killed following a statewide manhunt six years ago, might be involved in another murder case from the 1990s. WGRZ Reporter Jeff Preval has been covering the latest updates.

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    "A young couple that didn't bother anybody" Dec 08, 2021

    One suspect is behind bars in connection with the killing of a young couple in Acworth, Ga. WXIA's Hope Ford explains how the suspect was caught and what we know so far about the investigation.

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    "Day by day the suspect list was growing" Dec 07, 2021

    Police in East Cleveland, Ohio, have announced arrests in connection to the disappearance and death of 22-year-old Alishah Pointer. Marisa Saenz has been reporting on this case for WKYC in Cleveland.

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    "Why would someone kill four innocent girls" Dec 06, 2021

    Thirty years after four teenagers were murdered inside an Austin yogurt store, investigators are still looking for answers. KVUE Reporter Tony Plohetski tells us about the case, the investigation over the years, and where the investigation stands today.

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    "The driver dumped packages at least six different times" Dec 03, 2021

    In Alabama, hundreds of FedEx packages were found dumped in the woods, and the closely watched trial of Kimberly Kessler is getting underway in Florida.

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    "Such an act should have never been a crime" Dec 02, 2021

    Last month, the Louisiana Pardon Board held a hearing to determine if the record of Homer Plessy, a civil rights activist who was arrested in 1982 for refusing to give up his seat on a whites-only train car, should be pardoned. WWL-TV Reporter Paul Murphy shares the board's decision.

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    "They walk out with all of this merchandise" Dec 01, 2021

    Organized retail crime is hitting big-name stores around the country. KHOU Reporter Tiffany Craig tells us how thieves are brazenly getting away with it.

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    "Right in the heart of our city" Nov 30, 2021

    On the morning of Oct. 31, 2019, 22-year-old Corey Harrell, Jr., was shot to death while driving in downtown Moline, Ill. Four years later, his family still wants answers. WQAD Reporter David Bohlman shares the latest.

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    "Always choose the light over darkness" Nov 29, 2021

    The body of an Iowa school teacher was found under a tarp in a local park in early November, and two 16-year-old boys are charged with her murder. WOI Reporter Laryssa Leone has been following the case.

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    "They could not find him" Nov 23, 2021

    Evan Lacey, 19, was found with a gunshot wound to the head in January of 2020. Police say it was murder, but Lacey's family is still waiting for an arrest. WFAA Reporter Matt Howerton shares what happened.

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    "No one even knew who she was" Nov 22, 2021

    A Minnesota teenager has been identified as the victim in a 41-year-old murder case in Texas. KARE11 Reporter Jennifer Hoff tells us about the case and how the victim was identified over four decades later.

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    "The killer actually gave a security guard his driver's license" Nov 19, 2021

    Police have arrested a suspected serial killer they say is responsible for six homicides in the St. Louis area and Kansas City. KSDK Reporter Christine Byers tells us the surprising way that investigators tracked him down.

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    "Who would do this to my cousin?" Nov 18, 2021

    For over two years, the family of Mary Cervantez has gone without answers after the 37-year-old was killed on Oct. 29, 2019. WTOL Reporter Michael Sandlin shares the story.

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    "Murdered in cold blood in his own house" Nov 17, 2021

    Police in Atlanta are investigating the killing of a 25-year-old Morehouse College student found shot to death in his off-campus home. WXIA Reporter Hope Ford tells us what investigators have revealed about the case.

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    "Why were they there?" Nov 16, 2021

    A man accused of operating an illegal funeral business has been arrested in Lucas County, Ohio. 10TV's Kevin Landers shares what happened.

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    "I feel in my heart it's somebody that she knew" Nov 15, 2021

    A woman was beaten to death 45 years ago in Lewiston, Maine, and her daughter thinks she knows the killer. NewsCenterMaine Reporter Chris Costa tells us about the case and the investigation.

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    "It was a textbook operation" Nov 12, 2021

    Police in Kentucky recently rescued a girl who'd been reported missing after she used a TikTok hand gesture to signal for help. WHAS11 News Reporter Tom Lally has been covering this story.

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    "They're all still very fearful" Nov 11, 2021

    It has been 16 years since 25-year-old Nicole Sinkule was murdered in Oceanside, Calif. This month, her killer is asking for parole. CBS8 Reporter Regina Ahn has been looking back at the case ahead of the parole hearing.

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    "Honestly I was horrified" Nov 10, 2021

    A pay-per-view autopsy scheduled to take place in Seattle, Wash. in October was canceled, but a similar event did take place in Oregon. KING 5 Investigative Reporter Chris Ingalls and Investigative Photographer Ryan Coe tell us what they've learned about the event where an autopsy was performed on a dead body in front of a live audience.

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    "This fire was not just started by anyone" Nov 09, 2021

    On Aug. 29, a historic home in Madisonville, Tenn., caught fire. Investigators now say it was an act of arson, and they think they know who did it. WBIR's Grace King shares what happened.

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    "The full jumpsuit with the hat" Nov 08, 2021

    A 25-year-old is accused of shooting at another driver, crashing a stolen pickup and breaking into a home where he stole a costume. KGW Reporter Katherine Cook tells us about the wild string of events that took place in late October.

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    "They're really focusing in on the gun" Nov 05, 2021

    A new detective has been assigned to work the unsolved 1992 murders of five people across three states, and families are hoping for a break in the case. KSDK Crime Reporter Christine Byers tells us about the so-called Interstate 70 killer.

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    "Released by her captor on a rural road" Nov 04, 2021

    Five years ago this month, a 34-year-old mother disappeared while out for a run not far from her home in Redding, Calif. ABC10 Reporter Ananda Rochita shares what Sherri Papini told investigators about her kidnapping and where the case stands today.

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    "Did he really feel threatened?" Nov 03, 2021

    Three years after the shooting death of 22-year-old Rachael Wierzbicki, the man who pulled the trigger faced a jury last month in a trial that hinged on claims of self-defense. WGRZ Reporter Heather Ly shares what happened in 2018 and how the trial played out.

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    "I have everything I need" Nov 02, 2021

    Two people are now charged with first-degree murder in connection to the killing of a postal worker in Longmont, Colo., earlier this month. KUSA Producer Janet Oravetz tells us about the case.

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    "Indigenous women have been overlooked" Nov 01, 2021

    Channing Curtis, anchor with KREM in Spokane, Wash., discusses her reporting on missing and murdered Indigenous women in the state of Washington.

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    "A worst case scenario" Oct 29, 2021

    Investigators in Illinois announced that they have identified another victim of serial killer John Wayne Gacy, and a Texas man was charged with murder 11 days after killing a man outside his home.

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    "All signs were pointing toward a trial" Oct 28, 2021

    A former pastor has pleaded guilty to murder and sexual assault charges in Missouri. KSDK Crime Reporter Christine Byers was at the hearing and describes what she witnessed inside the courtroom.

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    "He thought it was all some type of dream" Oct 27, 2021

    In Harris County, Texas, a 17-year-old has been charged with murder in the death of his twin sister. He says he was asleep when the alleged crime happened. KHOU reporter Marcelino Benito shares the story.

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    "No one should have to go through that" Oct 26, 2021

    In 2020, the Zogg Fire in Shasta County, Calif., killed four people. Now, the Pacific Gas & Electric company is facing homicide charges. ABC10's Brandon Rittiman shares what happened.

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    "I happened to step in it" Oct 25, 2021

    Police in Texas have arrested a man in connection with the death of his adoptive mother in Florida. 10 Tampa Bay reporter Shannon Clowe tells us about the case.

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    "Homicidal ideations to harm" Oct 22, 2021

    An arrest has been made in the case of a mother of three who vanished in California earlier this year; and in Ohio, new technology has identified the victim of a cold case going back decades.

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    "That was the last time I danced" Oct 21, 2021

    In October 2001, Allan Olvera was killed in his living room. Two decades later, family and friends are hopeful there may be a break in the case. ABC10 anchor and reporter Madison Wade tells us about the case and the investigation.

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    "Who could possibly want to do this?" Oct 20, 2021

    In 2016 and 2017, a string of fires in Akron, Ohio, a string of fires claimed the lives of nine people. Last month, a jury decided the fate of the man accused of setting them. Amani Abraham has covered the story for local news station WKYC in Ohio.

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    "Brian knows something" Oct 19, 2021

    A Maryland man is behind bars for killing three people, and police may have identified a shocking motive. WUSA's Bruce Leshan tells us about the case.

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    "All caught on body camera" Oct 18, 2021

    Last month, Dallas police issued a warrant for one of their own officers and placed five others on administrative leave. WFAA reporter Rebecca Lopez shares the story.

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    "You robbed him of what he would have been" Oct 15, 2021

    Will and Reed share an update related to the Deidre Reid case covered on Tuesday's episode of The Daily Crime, then discuss the sentencing of a father convicted of murder in Colorado and a court appearance related to an 2010 case in Minnesota.

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    "We are here every day" Oct 14, 2021

    The family of a 20-year-old Devinn Madley is hoping a new reward will lead to answers in his death. KARE 11 reporter Charmaine Nero shares what happened.

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    "There's a void that isn't going to be filled" Oct 13, 2021

    A mass shooting in Buffalo, Minn., revealed deadly gaps in the state's criminal and mental healthcare systems. Producer and investigative reporter Brandon Stahl tells us about a KARE11 in-depth investigation.

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    "She would have told someone" Oct 12, 2021

    Deidre Reid, a mother from Pageland, S.C., was last seen leaving her home on Sept. 3 and has been missing since. WCNC reporter Indira Eskieva shares the latest.

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    "You already have everything you need" Oct 11, 2021

    In 2020, a prominent St. Louis-area attorney, businessman and father was brutally stabbed and killed inside his home. Just last week, the trial for the man charged with killing Randy Gori took a shocking turn. KSDK's Christine Byers was there to witness events unfold.

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    "Everyone wanted this outcome to be different" Oct 08, 2021

    In Florida, a family is calling for justice after investigators announced the likely discovery of the body of missing college student Miya Marcano. Will and Reed also discuss two cases in Texas, where Houston police have arrested dozens of suspects allegedly involved in a deadly and organized crime ring, and a Dallas police officer is accused of operating a pyramid scheme.

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    "A guy pops up out of nowhere" Oct 07, 2021

    There was a bizarre and frightening series of carjackings in metro Atlanta last week. 11Alive reporter Natisha Lance tells us about the attacks.

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    "It appeared to be a human skull" Oct 06, 2021

    Recent discoveries near a hiking trail in Chautauqua County, N.Y., have investigators looking back at the county's three open missing persons cases involving women. Leanne Stuck, reporter with WGRZ and host of the podcast Unsolved: True Crime in WNY, shares the latest.

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    "I want everybody to be able to answer their phone" Oct 05, 2021

    Robocalls drive us all crazy. But now some people are fighting back and making money in the process. Jennifer Titus and Lauren Powell at WTSP in Tampa tell us about their investigation.

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    "Atlanta police are staying very tight-lipped" Oct 04, 2021

    Atlanta police are about to test out technology aimed at detecting gunshots. But this isn't new technology, and APD has tried it before. WXIA's Kristin Crowley shares her reporting on a new ShotSpotter pilot program in Atlanta.


    The Daily Crime is featured on Stitcher's second annual True Crime Week. You can listen to our show and all the other True Crime Week podcasts on the Stitcher app or at stitcher.com/discover

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    "Ten million dollars is a pretty powerful motivator" Oct 01, 2021

    Will and Reed discuss recent news related to a 1990 art heist in Boston and the upcoming trial of a woman accused of killing her stepson.

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    "Somebody needs to come forward" Sep 30, 2021

    More than three years later, the family of Tonya Harvey is still searching for justice. WGRZ reporter Leanne Stuck shares the story.

    For more on this story, visit www.wgrz.com and check out "Unsolved True Crime in WNY" where you listen to podcasts.

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    "He wants to find his son and hold his son in his arms" Sep 29, 2021

    A 24-year old man is missing in Arizona and his family is desperately looking for answers. KPNX reporter Josh Sanders tells us what we know about Daniel Robinson's disappearance.

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    "And they start digging" Sep 28, 2021

    WUSA reporter John Henry discusses the discovery of a body found buried in a Falls Church, Va., backyard.

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    "Make sure y'all get him" Sep 27, 2021

    One was an evacuee from Ida and the other was visiting from Nashville. Both of them were killed in North Carolina. WFMY News2 reporter Grace Holland tells us who is now behind bars and charged in connection with both of these cases.

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    "A heart of gold and an infectious smile" Sep 24, 2021

    There is an update related to the 'Slender Man' stabbing case in Wisconsin, and authorities in North Carolina have announced an arrest in a nine-year-old homicide case. Will and Reed talk through the details of both cases.

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    "We were led to believe he was in the house" Sep 23, 2021

    The search for Brian Laundrie in Florida has taken center stage in the Gabby Petito case. 10 Tampa Bay reporter Adaure Achumba tells us about the search and the latest developments.

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    "Hidden behind the rows of corn" Sep 22, 2021

    On Sunday, Sept. 12, a farmer in rural Dunn County, Wisc., noticed a black SUV in the middle of a field. Inside the vehicle, investigators would discover four dead bodies. Gordon Severson has been covering this story for KARE 11 in Minneapolis.

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    "They would go on to spend years trying to identify her" Sep 21, 2021

    Police in Oregon have made an arrest in a 25-year old murder case. KGW's Mike Benner tells us about the case.

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    "There was no forced entry" Sep 20, 2021

    Over Labor Day weekend, the Houston Fire Department discovered a tragic scene after responding to a call about a house fire. KHOU reporter David González shares what happened.

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    "They thought it was rocks. It ended up being shots" Sep 17, 2021

    Growing tension between neighbors ends in tragedy with two people in the hospital. Darius Johnson at KUSA in Denver tells us about the case.

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    "She never came back" Sep 16, 2021

    Two years after the death of 17-year-old Nikki Kuhnhausen, a 27-year-old man has been convicted of her murder and sentenced to 20 years in prison. KGW reporter Ashley Korslien shares the story.

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    "Greed makes people do a lot of dumb things" Sep 15, 2021

    In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, some scammers are finding ways to steal government funding for defunct businesses. KUSA reporter Jeremy Jojola tells us about his investigation.

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    "The cobwebs weren't disturbed" Sep 14, 2021

    A decades-old cold case in Jacksonville, Fla., is no longer cold. FirstCoastNews reporter Katie Jeffries shares the story of Leslie McCray.

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    "There are things you can't unsee" Sep 13, 2021

    A horrific scene in a quiet Florida town in early September as an ex-marine allegedly opened fire on five people. WTSP's Malique Rankin was at the scene of the homicides as events were unfolding.

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    "How did this guy get to Texas and how did he get in?" Sep 10, 2021

    Police in Texas are trying to determine what led to the murder of a well-known Instagram model. KHOU's Grace White tells us what investigators are saying about the apparent murder-suicide.

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    "He had planned to do this the night before" Sep 09, 2021

    Two women were shot to death outside an automotive plant in Clinton County, Indiana, on the afternoon of Aug. 18. WTHR reporter Jalea Brooks shares what happened.

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    "There's no security footage as to what actually happened" Sep 08, 2021

    A trial is underway in Georgia for an inmate accused of killing two corrections officers during an escape in 2017. Kayla Solomon at 13 WMAZ News tells us about the case.

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    "The most unique situation the school has ever seen" Sep 07, 2021

    A school district in Tennessee has been considering new safety measures after a 29-year-old man was allowed to board a school bus and enter a local high school. Katelyn Keenehan with WBIR in Knoxville has been covering the story.

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    "If it was an attempted murder it didn't work" Sep 03, 2021

    An Idaho man is behind bars in connection with a murder-for-hire plot to kill his ex-wife. KTVB's Katie Terhune tells us about the case and the recent arrest.

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    "They could be anywhere in Southeast Texas" Sep 02, 2021

    Authorities in Texas are hoping new technology will help them locate the remains of previously unknown victims of Dean Corll, a serial killer in the early 1970s. KHOU reporter Marcelino Benito has been covering the search efforts.

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    "They still don't think this was random" Sep 01, 2021

    In August 1983, three realtors were shot and killed execution-style in their Houston office. The case is still unsolved. KHOU reporter Grace White tells us what we know about what happened on that August day and where the investigation stands today.

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    "It's just an indefinite time frame" Aug 31, 2021

    In Mecklenburg County, N.C., more than 900 people charged with violent felonies, including 100 murder defendants, haven't faced a jury and it's unclear when they'll appear in court. WCNC Senior Reporter Michelle Boudin has been looking into these cases, in which families of victims are left waiting for justice.

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    "There's no crime scene in fact to analyze" Aug 30, 2021

    Lonnie Rogers disappeared from her Pennsylvania home more than forty years ago. Her family is still looking for answers. WKYC's Phil Trexler has the story.

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    "Genuine fear of driving on the highways" Aug 27, 2021

    In 2015, drivers in Phoenix were terrorized by a string of freeway shootings. Six years later, no one has been convicted in the case. KPNX reporter Brahm Resnik shares what happened.

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    "He called that person a demon" Aug 26, 2021

    The body of 18-year old Tori Lang was found in a park outside of Atlanta in late July. Her burned-out car was found in another park miles away. Her murder is unsolved. WXIA's Kaitlyn Ross tells us what we know about the case.

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    "People just want to know" Aug 25, 2021

    Thirty years later, the murder of 24-year-old Laura Ronning in Wayne County, Pa., remains a mystery. WNEP reporter Courtney Harrison has been looking back at the case.

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    "Detectives decided to look at the case one more time" Aug 24, 2021

    Denise Stafford was strangled to death in her Florida home in 1985. Decades later, police say they have identified the killer. WTSP's Adaure Achumba tells us about the case and the investigation.

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    "That's a lot of money" Aug 23, 2021

    Prosecutors are calling the owner of a popular Phoenix restaurant "a serial con artist." KPNX reporter Erica Stapleton shares the story behind that allegation.

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    Tiger on the Loose Aug 20, 2021

    Strangeville, a new series from VAULT Studios voiced by The Daily Crime host Will Johnson, is available now. For the rest of this episode, and more like it, search for Strangeville on your podcast app and tap "follow" or "subscribe."

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    "It's all right Mom, don't worry" Aug 20, 2021

    Kristin O'Connell was found murdered in a cornfield in 1985. Her mother is still looking for answers. KARE11's Sharon Yoo tells us about the cold case.

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    "They want to be a part of this conversation" Aug 19, 2021

    ShotSpotter, an audio surveillance tool used to detect gunfire, is in more than 100 cities nationwide. Abbie Alford, reporter with KFMB in San Diego, joins to discuss the San Diego's use of the technology, and why some are calling for it to be removed.


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    Strangeville Aug 18, 2021

    Heists, scams and other strange-but-true stories from all over the country. From the studio behind The Daily Crime, 'Strangeville' is available now. Search for it where you listen to The Daily Crime.

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    "It was clear she was already gone" Aug 18, 2021

    Police and the FBI are investigating a brutal murder in an Atlanta park in late July. WXIA's Kaitlyn Ross tells us about the case and where things stand today.

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    "All it takes is one scent item" Aug 17, 2021

    A new method, using simple gauze pads and a bloodhound, could help find missing persons faster. Nathan Baca has been reporting on the “Find’Em Scent Safe" kits for WUSA.


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    "Her eight year old son discovered her lifeless body" Aug 16, 2021

    A police officer in Mississippi has been sentenced for the 2019 murder of a mother of four. Brad Broders at WATN in Memphis tells us about the case and the trial.

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    "Like he disappeared off the face of the earth" Aug 13, 2021

    On Oct. 15, 2011, 17-year-old Blake Chappell left for a school dance with a smile on his face. He never returned home. WXIA reporter Savannah Levins shares what happened that night, and where the investigation stands as the ten-year anniversary approaches.


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    "I'm still positive I'm going to find him" Aug 12, 2021

    In July 1986 seven-month old Christopher Abeyta disappeared from his home in Colorado. His family is still searching for him. KUSA's Janet Oravetz tells us about the case of Christopher Abeyta.

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    "Your name is still attached to this crime" Aug 11, 2021

    Ten years ago today, three men known as the West Memphis Three were released from prison. Their attorneys are still working to clear their names, but last month they were handed a major setback. Mercedes Mackay has been covering the development for KTHV in Little Rock, Ark.

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    "A person without any remorse whatsoever" Aug 10, 2021

    A man has been convicted in the 2019 abduction and murder of a 21-year old college student in South Carolina. Kayland Hagwood from WLTX tells us about the case and the trial.

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    "He's unforgettable" Aug 09, 2021

    Earlier this year, we covered the story of 13-year-old Dylan Redwine, who went missing in 2012 while visiting his father, Mark Redwine, in Vallecito, Colo. Mark Redwine, was later charged with second-degree murder and child abuse, and his case finally went to trial this summer. Janet Oravetz with 9NEWS in Denver shares what happened.

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    "Police believe they have their suspect" Aug 06, 2021

    A man is behind bars in Colorado Springs for the murder of his wife in March 2019. KUSA's Janet Oravetz tells us what led police to Dane Kallungi.

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    "Still so many questions" Aug 05, 2021

    KPNX reporter Erica Stapleton discusses a decades-old mystery that still haunts Arizona’s high country.

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    "A lot of questions that we still have" Aug 04, 2021

    There are still so many questions surrounding a triple murder at a country club outside of Atlanta in July. WXIA reporter Paola Suro tells what happened and what we know today.

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    "Ready for this to end" Aug 03, 2021

    On Feb. 5, 1981, 14-year-old Deanie Peters went missing from Ada, Mich. Decades later, investigators have announced an arrest tied to the case. WZZM reporter Brent Ashcroft shares what happened.

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    "You have the lingering feeling that it's not done yet" Aug 02, 2021

    In June we told you about a conviction in the 2018 murder of 20-year old Mollie Tibbetts in Iowa. However, the defense team has brought new evidence to light that could have an impact on the case. WOI's Mario Rossi tells us about the latest developments.

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    "Someone is actively scattering them" Jul 30, 2021

    Last month, body parts were discovered in multiple locations in Minneapolis. KARE 11's Hanna Conway shares what we've learned since.

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    "The killer wasn't found for three decades" Jul 29, 2021

    Police in Georgia have made an arrest in the 1988 murder of an 8-year old boy. WXIA 11Alive investigative reporter Brendan Keefe shares what he knows about the case and the latest developments.

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    "There's absolutely no doubt" Jul 28, 2021

    Investigators say they know who killed Shelton Sanders, but 20 years after the 25-year-old college student disappeared, the case remains unsolved. WLTX reporter Emily Correll shares the latest.

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    "The sheriff said she didn't hear anything" Jul 27, 2021

    A gruesome scene in a rural East Texas town. JJ Maldonado and Mara Lopez at CBS19 in Texas tell us about the case that has stunned the community and law enforcement.

    https://www.cbs19.tv/article/news/local/cherokee-county-sheriffs-office-investigating-body-found/501-d8fd098b-ffd7-4803-8f45-5e54632c1145

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    "Then the phone went dead" Jul 26, 2021

    U.S. Marshals are looking for a person of interest in connection with the murder of Tiara Lott, a 22-year-old woman found dead two weeks after going missing from Buffalo, N.Y., this past January. WGRZ reporter Claudine Ewing shares the story.

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    "She is evil and everything should be looked at" Jul 23, 2021

    Pam Hupp is back in the news. She's now facing a new murder charge and a former prosecutor is being investigated. KSDK's Casey Nolen tells us about the latest developments.

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    "People didn't know what to believe" Jul 22, 2021

    Emily Noble celebrated her 52nd birthday on May 24, 2020. The following day, she seemingly vanished. Brittany Bailey with 10TV in Columbus, Ohio, shares what happened.

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    "Two decomposing bodies inside a horse trailer" Jul 21, 2021

    After a horrifying discovery, a funeral home director in North Carolina is facing serious felony charges. WFMY's Chad Silber has the story.

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    "They don't recognize this person at all" Jul 20, 2021

    After a 70-year-old man was found dead in North Lake Tahoe, Calif., investigators are trying to identify a person of interest caught on camera. ABC10 reporter John Bartell shares what happened.

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    "He really feels this is a dangerous person" Jul 19, 2021

    A man serving a life sentence for a 1992 murder might get out of prison earlier than expected. WNEP's Carolyn Blackburne explains it all has to do with his age and where he was born.

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    "This was never a cold case" Jul 16, 2021

    In July of 1972, 15-year-old Julie Ann Hanson left her home in Naperville, Ill., home for the last time. Nearly five decades later, authorities have announced an arrest in her case. Danny Spewak has been covering the story for KARE 11 in Minneapolis.

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    "It was almost like a tirade as he shouted at this jury" Jul 15, 2021

    A stunning trial has recently wrapped up in Florida that put a man behind bars for life for the double murder of his girlfriend and their 9-year old daughter. Investigative reporter Beau Zimmer tells us about the case and the trial -- and why it stands out for him and so many in the courtroom.

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    "They did one thing that morning" Jul 14, 2021

    A Houston grandmother left for the gym on June 17 and never returned. KHOU reporter Anayeli Ruiz shares what happened.

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    "What if they had knocked on that door a day earlier" Jul 13, 2021

    Sierah Joughin disappeared in July 2016 in Lucas County, Ohio. She was discovered three days later in a shallow grave. WTOL evening anchor Melissa Andrews tells us about the case.

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    "They want to be hopeful" Jul 12, 2021

    This past New Year's Eve, 18-year-old Ja'Mere Malik Brown was watching YouTube videos in a friend's car when a barrage of gunfire rang out. It was the final homicide of 2020 in Portland, and it remains unsolved. Tim Gordon has been following the case for KGW in Portland.

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    "We'll never get our Savannah back" Jul 09, 2021

    Savannah Spurlock was last seen alive in January 2019 leaving a bar with three men. One of those men is now behind bars for her murder. Andrea Ash with WHAS11 in Louisville tells us what we know, and what we still don't know, about the case.

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    "It's a solvable case" Jul 08, 2021

    Thirty-five years after she was abducted, investigators are still trying to figure out what happened to Jessica Gutierrez. WLTX reporter Emily Correll shares the latest.

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    "I've never had a doubt" Jul 07, 2021

    Pooneh Gray is convinced her father didn't kill her mother. And she spent 31 years and over a million dollars tailing the people she believes organized a hit on her mother. KGW's Ashley Korslien tells us about the case and the investigation she's done for her new podcast The Yellow Car.

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    "It's almost the perfect crime" Jul 06, 2021

    A bizarre string of thefts has been hitting the northeast U.S. Elizabeth Worthington, reporter with WNEP in Northeast Pennsylvania, shares what they are taking and why.

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    "It's not a way for anyone to have to end their life" Jul 02, 2021

    22-year old Bakari Henderson was beaten to death outside a Greek nightclub in July 2017. KVUE anchor Quita Culpepper tells us about the shocking murder and the family's search for justice.

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    "It don't happen that often" Jul 01, 2021

    What happens when a key witness dies before a case makes it to court? NewsWest9 reporter Sammi Steele discusses the dismissal of a murder case in Ector County, Texas.

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    "We will get justice; I promise you that" Jun 30, 2021

    Ericka Weems, 37, was found shot to death inside her home in November 2020. Police are still looking for a suspect. Investigative reporter Rachel Polansky at 3News WKYC Studios in Cleveland tells us about the case.

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    "Each tip brings us closer to you" Jun 29, 2021

    A video posted to the social media app TikTok may be a clue in the case of Sofia Juarez, a four-year-old girl from Kennewick, Wash., whom police believe was abducted near her home in 2003. KING 5 reporter Ted Land shares the story.

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    "Like a lion stalking his prey" Jun 28, 2021

    Inez Santa Cruz was murdered in 2012 after being lured to Texas. Two people have since been convicted. Vanessa Croix at KENS5 in San Antonio tells us about the case.

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    "Something has to be wrong" Jun 25, 2021

    For 16 years, the family of 36-year-old Diana Willmeth has been waiting for answers. Alicia Neaves has been covering her story for WLTX in Columbia, S.C.

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    "We saw a killer and didn't want to get stabbed" Jun 24, 2021

    The man who killed a 3-year-old child in a stabbing rampage in 2018 in Idaho has been sentenced to life behind bars. KTVB's Katie Terhune was there to witness the emotional hearing.

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    "It still impacts people" Jun 23, 2021

    In May of 2018, a routine Sunday took a tragic turn after a North Carolina family went out for brunch. Brandon Goldner has been covering the story for WCNC in Charlotte.

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    "It's the end of the road for this case" Jun 22, 2021

    The real killer in a decades-old murder in Idaho has finally been sentenced. KTVB's Katie Terhune tells us about Angie Dodge.

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    "Something we can't even put into words" Jun 21, 2021

    A 40-year-old mother is charged with two counts of first-degree murder after police say she murdered her two children in May. Josh Sanders has been covering the story for KPNX in Phoenix.

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    "Let's just stop talking and just start doing some work" Jun 18, 2021

    New information comes to light in the murder of a young man in Louisiana over a year ago; and in South Carolina, a high school senior is gunned down just weeks before his graduation.

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    "They never figured out who this person was" Jun 17, 2021

    In the fall of 2003, a pair of human legs were discovered in a dumpster in Rancho San Diego, Calif. For nearly two decades, investigators could not figure out who the victim was, how she died or who killed her. CBS8 Investigative Producer David Gotfredson shares the story.

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    "The undercover operation took a back seat to the partying" Jun 16, 2021

    Shocking allegations out of Texas involving undercover stings. Reporter Jason Miles at KHOU in Houston has the story of us.

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    "It still hurts every day" Jun 15, 2021

    For Demetrius Kendrick, March 2021 marked a year without her son, La'Terry Kendrick, who was killed in Macon, Ga., last year. WMAZ reporter Kayla Solomon recently spoke with her about the case, which remains unsolved.

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    "Cell phones will be the key piece of this whole thing" Jun 14, 2021

    A brutal attack at an Oregon park was captured on cell phone video. Mike Benner at KGW in Portland tells us what happened and how police tracked down the suspects.

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    Case Updates: Maggie Long, Breasia Terrell and Kevin Jiang Jun 11, 2021

    We're sharing a handful of updates to stories we've covered on The Daily Crime: a nationwide manhunt resulting in an arrest, a Colorado homicide re-classified as a potential hate crime and charges filed in the death of a young girl in Iowa.

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    "I refuse to waste another second of my life in your presence" Jun 10, 2021

    Jaycee Dugard's story is one of survival. ABC10's Walt Gray discusses the case and the alarming phone call he got from the kidnapper from behind bars.

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    "The state of Arkansas is begging for answers" Jun 09, 2021

    Twenty-six years ago, on June 9, 1995, six-year-old Morgan Nick went to a Little League baseball game with her mom. She’s been missing since. KTHV's Jordan Howington shares what happened and where the investigation stands today.

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    "Mollie got justice" Jun 08, 2021

    20-year old Mollie Tibbetts disappeared while out for a run on July 18, 2018. In May, a jury convicted Cristhian Bahena Rivera of first-degree murder. Mario Rossi, Executive Digital Director at WOI in Des Moines, tells us about the case and the trial.

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    "I wonder if it's tied to my biology" Jun 07, 2021

    When an amateur genealogist from Maine helps her third cousin track down her biological parents, she makes a shocking discovery. News Center Maine reporter Hannah Dineen shares what happened.

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    "It's going to define the rest of my life and maybe beyond" Jun 04, 2021

    The trial of Jodi Arias captured worldwide attention. On the anniversary of the day Arias killed her ex-boyfriend, KPNX news anchor Mark Curtis tells us about covering the murder, the trial and his jailhouse interview with Arias shortly before she was sentenced.

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    "No one ever came forward" Jun 03, 2021

    Two years ago this week, kayakers discovered two bodies at a park along the Rocky River in Cleveland. What happened prior to that is still a mystery. WKYC reporter Mark Naymik shares the story.

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    "It wasn't a suicide; it was staged as a suicide" Jun 02, 2021

    A night out drinking led to the arrest of a Pennsylvania man for killing a woman in 2011. Sarah Buynovsky at NewsWatch 16 tells us about how the killer staged the murder to look like a suicide.

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    "This is an unsolved case for a reason" Jun 01, 2021

    Twenty years ago today, two young men were driving down Highway 99 in Sacramento County, Calif., when someone pulled up alongside them and opened fire. ABC10's Madison Wade has been looking back at what happened, two decades later.

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    "She has four girls and they miss her like crazy" May 28, 2021

    Amber Eichner went missing in April from her Ohio home. John Eichner is now charged in the death of his estranged wife. WTOL's Michael Tatar tells us how police tracked down the suspect.

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    "The more I look, the bigger it gets" May 27, 2021

    Between 1919 and 1926, a serial killer known as "The Night Marauder" was that large in the Knoxville, Tenn., area. To this day, he remains unidentified, and until recently was largely forgotten. WBIR's Amelia Young shares how a local college professor is putting a spotlight back on the case.

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    "Her father is the one who found her dead in a bathtub" May 26, 2021

    Mary Catherine Edwards was brutally murdered inside her Texas home in 1995. But Jordan Williams from 12News Now in Beaumont, Texas tells us there has been a surprising arrest in the case.

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    "He would constantly get caught, and he would constantly get away with it" May 25, 2021

    Eight years ago, eight-year-old Cherish Perrywinkle was abducted and murdered in Jacksonville, Fla. After being convicted in 2018, her killer was recently back in court on appeal. FirstCoastNews investigative reporter Anne Schindler has been covering the case for years.

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    "Could have been my daughter just as easy" May 24, 2021

    There's been a major development in the case of a young Amish woman who disappeared in 2020. Grace Griffaton at Fox43 in Pennsylvania joins us.

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    "A fresh set of eyes" May 21, 2021

    On our episode titled, "They kept hitting dead ends," WLTX reporter Alicia Neaves talked about a civilian volunteer named Matthew McDaniel who helped identify a John and Jane Doe who were shot to death in 1976. On today's episode, McDaniel joins to discuss his work on that case and others.

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    "There he was riding his bike away from his house" May 20, 2021

    Robert Feldman is charged with killing his wife Stacy in 2015. Today he still hasn't faced a jury and he's at home on house arrest. Kevin Vaughan from 9News in Denver tells us what's happened in the murder case since his wife's mysterious death.



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    "She described him as a shaggy-haired stranger" May 19, 2021

    Thirty-eight years ago today, 27-year-old Diane Downs pulled up to a Portland hospital in a blood-spattered vehicle, eventually telling authorities she and her three children had all been shot by a stranger on the side of the road. KGW reporter Pat Dooris recalls the case.

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    "Whatever it takes to get you back" May 18, 2021

    Suzanne Morphew disappeared over a year ago from her small Colorado town. Her husband is now behind bars. Marc Sallinger from 9News in Denver takes us through the case from the very beginning to the latest developments.

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    "There was no identification" May 17, 2021

    Twenty years after the Green River Killer was arrested and identified, an investigative team in Washington is still working to identify one of his victims—a woman known only as "Bones-17." Chris Daniels, Chief Reporter with KING-TV in Seattle, shares the story.

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    "Badges and guns don't come with the authority to ignore the Constitution" May 14, 2021

    A Georgia Sheriff was arrested and charged with four felonies recently. WXIA 11 Alive reporter Joe Henke tells us about the charges against Clayton County Sheriff Victor Hill.

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    "The modern equivalent of looking for a needle in a haystack" May 13, 2021

    For years, a man known only by online aliases terrorized an Indiana community. It took years for investigators to track down his true identity, and in March of this year, he was sentenced in federal court. Rich Van Wyk with WTHR in Indianapolis shares what happened.

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    "I'm afraid something has happened to her" May 12, 2021

    Marisela Botello flew from Seattle to Dallas last year. She never made the flight back home. WFAA"s Rebecca Lopez tells us what happened.

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    "It was completely booby trapped" May 11, 2021

    In the spring of 2015, detectives showed up at a Jacksonville home to make an arrest on misdemeanor warrants. But it soon became clear there was something else going on. Anne Schindler with FirstCoastNews joins to discuss the case, which went to trial earlier this year.

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    "There's just a fear swooping the community right now." May 10, 2021

    Police are searching for multiple suspects after 37-year old taxi driver Rossana Delgado was killed last month. WXIA 11 Alive reporter Paolo Suro tells us what we know about Delgado's murder and the investigation.

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    "They believed him enough to call him the prophet" (Warren Jeffs and the FLDS Church Pt. 2) May 07, 2021

    KPNX reporter Joe Dana joins again to discuss the world created by Warren Jeffs on the Utah-Arizona border, as well as the community's evolution since Jeffs was arrested.

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    "So many tragic stories" (Warren Jeffs and the FLDS Church Pt. 1) May 06, 2021

    Fifteen years ago today, the FBI added a new name to its Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list: Warren Jeffs, the leader of a the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. Joe Dana with KPNX in Phoenix joins to discuss his coverage of Jeffs and the FLDS Church dating back to the early 2000s.

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    "Utter outrage and utter disbelief" May 05, 2021

    Friends and family of a woman killed earlier this year in Georgia are outraged that the man charged with her murder is out on bond. WXIA's Kaitlyn Ross tells us about Kelly Huber's case.

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    "They were asking for a helicopter" May 04, 2021

    Thirty years ago, on April 4, 1991, four armed men entered an electronics store in South Sacramento, sparking one of the largest hostage situations in the history of the United States. ABC10's Brea Love spoke shares what happened.

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    "You live and die by what you do" May 03, 2021

    Ronnie Long spent 44 years behind bars for a crime he didn't commit. He's a free man today. WCNC senior reporter Michelle Boudin tells us about Ronnie's fight for justice.

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    "The only thing the mother ever wanted was answers" Apr 30, 2021

    A teenager is shot to death on a rural Ohio road in 1980. WTOL 11 reporter Brian Dugger has looked into the murder, the investigation, and possible connections to a violent killing spree.

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    "He would give you the shirt off his back" Apr 29, 2021

    For four years, David Anderson's killing went unsolved, but investigators in Maine now say they've found his killer. News Center Maine's Jackie Mundry has been covering the developments.

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    "Every single detective has looked at this case" Apr 28, 2021

    In November 1998, two young men were found shot to death inside a burned-out car in Elizabethtown, Kentucky. It's a case that still baffles investigators in this small town.

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    "He no longer had power over them" (Golden State Killer Pt. 2) Apr 27, 2021

    The Golden State Killer seemingly stopped killing in the 1980s, but the investigation into his crimes continued. ABC10 reporter Mike Duffy discusses the efforts to bring down the Golden State Killer, as well as testimony from survivors who have shared their stories in court.

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    "They never thought it was going to happen" (Golden State Killer Pt. 1) Apr 26, 2021

    Three years ago, authorities announced the arrest of a man who terrorized the state of California throughout the 1970s and 1980s—someone believed to be responsible for at least 13 murders, over 50 rapes and more than 100 burglaries. Madison Wade, reporter with ABC10 in Sacramento, has been following the case.

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    "There may be additional victims" Apr 23, 2021

    Last month, an Oregon man was charged with two murders, more than two decades apart. KGW reporter Galen Ettlin shares what we know, as well as why investigators suggest there may be additional victims.

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    "I don't think we will ever, ever know the truth" Apr 22, 2021

    It's been one year since Vanessa Guillen disappeared from Fort Hood in Texas. KHOU's Grace White takes a look back at her shocking murder and why her family believes more can still be done to prevent something like this from happening again.

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    "He was the only one that left" Apr 21, 2021

    On Feb. 26, a college student named Marquise Jones seemingly vanished after leaving a get-together in New Orleans. Jade Cunningham has been covering his story for local news station WWL-TV.

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    "I believe she was targeted" Apr 20, 2021

    Missy Bevers was killed inside a church in Midlothian, Texas in April 2016. Surveillance video captured the suspect pacing the halls before her murder. But Missy's death remains unsolved. Rebecca Lopez from WFAA in Dallas has the story.

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    "This is something they've waited twenty-five years for" Apr 19, 2021

    Major news last week in the Kristin Smart case. KFMB reporter Shannon Handy tells us about the case that has attracted worldwide attention,.

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    "Almost two months later, no sign of him yet" Apr 16, 2021

    The murder of a young Yale grad student has investigators searching nationwide for a killer. Tony Terzi at Fox61 in Connecticut tells us about the murder of Kevin Jiang.

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    "She was never heard from again" Apr 15, 2021

    For 18 days this year, police in Ohio were searching for 33-year-old Melinda Davis. Then someone called in with the tip. Clay Gordon, anchor and reporter with 10 TV in Columbus, Ohio has the story.

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    "He's been living out his life quietly" Apr 14, 2021

    34-year old Sylvia Quayle was found dead inside her Denver area home by her father in August 1981, KUSA9 reporter Matt Jablow describes the decades-long investigation into the horrific murder.

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    "This isn't something that happens in their backyard" Apr 13, 2021

    On January 27th, 2002, three people were shot to death in a bowling alley in Littleton, Colo. Police recently announced they are reviewing the case and using new technology to retest evidence. KUSA producer Janet Oravetz shares the story.

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    "She did not deserve for this to happen to her" Apr 12, 2021

    When Stacy Robinson Hunsucker died suddenly in 2018, her family knew something wasn't right. WCNC's Brandon Goldner tells us the story.

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    "Other kids around her age also go missing" Apr 09, 2021

    16-year old Savanna Crawford spent her afternoons after school on walks around her hometown. But in April 2017 she never returned from one of those walks. WHAS investigative reporter Shay McAlister tells us what we know, and don't know, about what happened to Savanna.

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    "There's no tip too small" Apr 08, 2021

    A viewer tip helps solve a cold case in Ohio. 10TV's Angela An reported the story that spurred it.

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    "He really knew that people were looking for him" Apr 07, 2021

    A crime spanning multiple states in the South ends with the discovery of a body in Georgia. WXIA's Paola Suro tells us about the murder of Justin Sawyer.

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    "One of the nicest guys on the team" Apr 06, 2021

    After a 47-year-old man was shot and killed in Phoenix late last year, police announced the arrest of Michael Richardson, a familiar name to sports fans in the state. KPNX reporter Niala Charles shares what happened.

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    "There was no contrition, no sorrow" Apr 05, 2021

    A former Navy man shows no signs of remorse as he's sentenced in the killing of his young wife. KFMB reporter Richard Allyn tells about the case of Elizabeth Sullivan.

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    "He's still waiting for her to come home" Apr 02, 2021

    Kimberly Moreau was last seen getting into a Trans-Am in May 1986. Her father is still waiting for someone to say something about what happened that night. News Center Maine's Chris Costa has the story for us.

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    "I can't tell these strangers what she meant to me" Apr 01, 2021

    A man charged in the murder of a young woman in Florida learns his sentence and hears from the family of the victim. Kailey Tracy at First Coast News tells us about Savannah Gold.

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    "She had gotten increasingly fearful" Mar 31, 2021

    In July 2017, a fire burned the fire chief's house to the ground in Lacombe, Louisiana. And that's just the beginning of this story. WWL-TV anchor and reporter Katie Moore tells us about the case and her new podcast for VAULT Studios launching March 31, 2021.

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    "This was the 1500th execution" Mar 30, 2021

    Twenty five years ago this week, 24-year-old Donovan Parks was killed in Milledgeville, Georgia. One of the men convicted of his murder would become the 1,500th person executed by lethal injection in the United States. Journalist Jeremy Campbell served as a media witness to the execution.

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    "She's been counting the days" Mar 29, 2021

    This past December brought with it Breasia Terrell's 11th birthday, but her family was not able to celebrate with her. It's now been more than eight months since Breasia was last seen. Luke Cleary has been covering the story for WQAD in Davenport, Iowa, since the day she went missing.

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    "The couple isn't necessarily the outdoors type" Mar 26, 2021

    A couple is on the run after a workplace shooting in North Carolina. WCNC's Brandon Goldner tells us about the manhunt for Tangela and Eric Parker.

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    "But it bends toward justice" Mar 25, 2021

    Ninety years ago today, on March 25th, 1931, nine Black teenagers were falsely accused of raping two white women on a train near Scottsboro, Ala. They soon became known as the Scottsboro Boys. John Miller, Assistant Director and Associate Professor at the University of Alabama's New College, shares their story and talks about working to obtain posthumous pardons for three of the Scottsboro defendants in recent years.

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    "He heard someone scream" Mar 24, 2021

    On March 24, 2013, Aliza Sherman was supposed to meet her attorney in downtown Cleveland. But after driving to his office and parking nearby, she never made it inside the building. WKYC reporter Sara Shookman shares the story.

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    "It never came to light" Mar 23, 2021

    Dallas police make a shocking arrest in connection to two 2017 murders. WFAA's Teresa Woodard reports.

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    "It was crushing to the community" Mar 22, 2021

    When a 34-year old Maryland woman disappears, police grow suspicious of her husband during the search. WUSA9's Nathan Baca tells us about Katie Lehan.

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    "He walked out of prison" Mar 19, 2021

    Earlier this year, hammer attack suspect walked free after his accuser declined to testify without a mask in court amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Katherine Cook has been reporting on the case for KGW in Portland, Ore.

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    "Not much happens there, except it did" Mar 18, 2021

    In the spring of 2019, the town of Rocky Hill, Conn., had gone over a decade without a single murder case. But two years ago today, that streak came to an end. Fox61 reporter Tony Terzi shares what happened.

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    "They walked down and just saw an orange glow" Mar 17, 2021

    A decade of suspicious fires in Maryland. And now, a shocking arrest. WUSA9 reporter Tom Dempsey is on the story.

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    "He realizes very quickly something is going terribly wrong" Mar 16, 2021

    A winning night at the casino turns into a nightmare. WUSA9's Nathan Baca tells us the story.

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    "It gives you hope" Mar 15, 2021

    Most people released from the United States prison system end up back behind bars within five years. The Concordance Academy of Leadership in St. Louis wants to change that. KSDK reporter Christine Byers joins to discuss their efforts.

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    "We found her car thirty years later" Mar 12, 2021

    A team of YouTubers is traveling the country finding lost and submerged vehicles and, in some cases, helping to solve cold cases.

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    "It just never goes away" Mar 11, 2021

    Exactly one year ago, a Minnesota family received the news they had been waiting on for decades. Danny Spewak, a reporter with KARE 11 in Minneapolis, covered the surprising development.

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    "He had a nice house and seemed to be just a normal guy" Mar 10, 2021

    A 95-year-old man was recently forced to leave his home in Tennessee. WBIR's John North explains why Fritz Berger is no longer a resident of the United States.

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    "They sat on shelves, untested, collecting dust" Mar 09, 2021

    A serial rapist who targeted Cleveland-area women will likely die behind bars after two rape kits were finally tested after more than a decade. WKYC Investigative Reporter Rachel Polansky shares the story and discusses recent efforts by many states to clear their rape kit backlogs and bring about delayed justice.

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    "They kept hitting dead ends" Mar 08, 2021

    With help from a volunteer, investigators in Sumter County, S.C., have solved a mystery that stumped them for over four decades. WLTX reporter Alicia Neaves joins to discuss the recent breakthrough.

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    "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.

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    "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.

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    "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.

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    "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.

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    "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.

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    "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.

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    "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.

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    "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.

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    "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.

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    "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.

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    "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.

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    "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.

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    "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.

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    "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.

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    "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.

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    "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.

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    "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.

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    "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.

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    "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.

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    "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.

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    "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.

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    "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.

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    "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..

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    “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.


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    "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.

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    "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.

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    "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.

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    "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.

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    "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.

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    "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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    VAULT Studios presents The Daily Crime Jan 04, 2021

    Here's a preview of our new show launching Monday, January 25th.

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