Murder

How Is This Not a Crime? Why the LAPD’s “No Update” Is an Update.

How Is This Not a Crime? Why the LAPD’s “No Update” Is an Update.

November 11, 2025
Two months after Celeste Rivas Hernandez was found in a Tesla registered to charting artist D4vd, police are still saying their original statement “stands on its own,” which, in plain English, means no charges beyond concealing a body.
Karen Spence Cuts a Deal in Mississippi Murder Case

Karen Spence Cuts a Deal in Mississippi Murder Case

September 20, 2025
What started as a capital murder case for a Western Pennsylvania family has unraveled into plea deals, probation, and finger-pointing, with only Jeff Spence still sitting behind bars.
One Year Later, the Mullins Murder Case Still Shakes Letcher County

One Year Later, the Mullins Murder Case Still Shakes Letcher County

September 19, 2025
From venue fights to mental health battles, the case of Sheriff Mickey Stines still divides a community one year after the shooting.
Philadelphia Judge Tears Into City’s Lawyer Over Delays in the Ellen Greenberg Autopsy Review

Philadelphia Judge Tears Into City’s Lawyer Over Delays in the Ellen Greenberg Autopsy Review

September 3, 2025
Judge Linda Carpenter blasted Philadelphia officials for dragging their feet on a promised review in the Ellen Greenberg case, saying six months is “ridiculous.”
The Lawyer Who Set a Deadly Trap for His Client Almost Got Away With It

The Lawyer Who Set a Deadly Trap for His Client Almost Got Away With It

May 7, 2025
Aliza Sherman feared her estranged husband, but police say it was her own attorney who orchestrated her brutal murder to dodge a court date.
Yes, Donna Adelson Could Get Out of Jail Before Her Trial

Yes, Donna Adelson Could Get Out of Jail Before Her Trial

February 15, 2025
Even though Donna Adelson faces a non-bondable charge in Florida, an Arthur hearing could allow her to be released before trial.
After Years of Denying What is Plainly Clear, Chester County Acknowledges Ellen Greenberg was Murdered

After Years of Denying What is Plainly Clear, Chester County Acknowledges Ellen Greenberg was Murdered

November 8, 2024
For the first time, an investigative agency acknowledges Ellen Greenberg’s death may have been a murder, not a suicide—but her family’s fight for justice is far from over.
Is Jennifer Soto Really Off the Hook? A Look at Derivative Use Immunity

Is Jennifer Soto Really Off the Hook? A Look at Derivative Use Immunity

September 10, 2024
Jennifer Soto’s immunity deal raises one big question—could she still face charges for the murder of Maddie Soto? Here’s what you need to know about derivative use immunity.
Is a New Conspiracy Unfolding in the Ellen Greenberg Case?

Is a New Conspiracy Unfolding in the Ellen Greenberg Case?

September 3, 2024
With new developments in the death of Ellen Greenberg, including a sudden judge replacement and looming updates from the DA’s office, one can’t help but wonder—could a new conspiracy be brewing?
Understanding Ellen Greenberg’s Parents’ Three-front War for Justice

Understanding Ellen Greenberg’s Parents’ Three-front War for Justice

August 6, 2024
Ellen Greenberg’s parents are waging a relentless three-front war for justice in their daughter’s mysterious and tragic death, challenging powerful institutions and uncovering startling truths along the way.
OPINION: Anti-Semites Shouldn’t Stop Josh Shapiro from Getting the Veep Nod, But a Murder Cover-Up Should

OPINION: Anti-Semites Shouldn’t Stop Josh Shapiro from Getting the Veep Nod, But a Murder Cover-Up Should

July 28, 2024
While antisemitism is a real barrier, it’s the cover-up of the murder of Ellen Greenberg that should disqualify Josh Shapiro from vice-presidential—and presidential—consideration.
Locked Up and No Place to Go: Spence Trio’s Bail Denied in Carpenter Case

Locked Up and No Place to Go: Spence Trio’s Bail Denied in Carpenter Case

July 22, 2024
In a courtroom twist that shocked precisely no one, the Spence family’s grand plan to walk free hit a wall as they were collectively denied bail in the murder of Kirby Carpenter.
A Shopping Spree of Suspicion: The Murder? of Crystal Rasch

A Shopping Spree of Suspicion: The Murder? of Crystal Rasch

July 6, 2024
A missing person investigation in Dodge County has been reclassified as a death investigation, as authorities intensify their search for Crystal Rasch and arrest her estranged husband on charges of unauthorized use of her financial accounts.
Paul O’Keefe Speaks Out: Key Takeaways from WBZ’s Exclusive Interview after Karen Read Mistrial

Paul O’Keefe Speaks Out: Key Takeaways from WBZ’s Exclusive Interview after Karen Read Mistrial

July 5, 2024
In an exclusive interview with WBZ, Paul O’Keefe shared his unwavering belief that Karen Read is culpable of killing his brother, John O’Keefe, and is actively avoiding accountability.
Army Veteran Confesses to Vicious Killing of Las Vegas Sex Worker

Army Veteran Confesses to Vicious Killing of Las Vegas Sex Worker

July 5, 2024
Larissa Garcia, a 30-year-old mother of two and sex worker, was brutally murdered by US Army veteran Jason Kendall in a fit of rage at the Palms Casino Resort in Las Vegas.
Indictment in Rachel Morin Murder Case: Family Fears More Victims as Suspect Faces Rape, Murder Charges

Indictment in Rachel Morin Murder Case: Family Fears More Victims as Suspect Faces Rape, Murder Charges

July 3, 2024
Victor Martinez Hernandez has been indicted for the brutal rape and murder of Rachel Morin, whose body was discovered on a Maryland hiking trail last year.
Timeline of Events Surrounding the Murder of 12-year-old Jocelyn Nungaray

Timeline of Events Surrounding the Murder of 12-year-old Jocelyn Nungaray

July 2, 2024
The tragic murder of 12-year-old Jocelyn Nungaray in June 2024 has shocked the Houston community, prompting a detailed investigation and the subsequent arrest of two suspects.
Texas Lawmakers Propose ‘Jocelyn’s Law’ to Deny Bail for Capital Murder Suspects

Texas Lawmakers Propose ‘Jocelyn’s Law’ to Deny Bail for Capital Murder Suspects

July 2, 2024
In response to the horrifying murder of 12-year-old Jocelyn Nungaray, Texas lawmakers are rallying behind proposed legislation named “Jocelyn’s Law,” which seeks to deny bail for capital murder suspects and expand death penalty eligibility.
Bodies of Missing Georgia Firefighters Found 300 Miles Away in Tennessee

Bodies of Missing Georgia Firefighters Found 300 Miles Away in Tennessee

July 1, 2024
The bodies of two missing Georgia firefighters, Raegan Anderson and Chandler Kuhbander, were discovered on Sunday in Cocke County, Tennessee, bringing a tragic end to the search for the pair who vanished last week.
Houston Police Detain Suspects in Jocelyn Nungaray Murder Case

Houston Police Detain Suspects in Jocelyn Nungaray Murder Case

June 20, 2024
Houston Police have detained two men in connection with the murder of 12-year-old Jocelyn Nungaray. The suspects were seen on surveillance footage with the victim shortly before her death.