Westminster, Orange County – A man from Orange County and another from Houston, Texas have received lengthy federal prison sentences for their involvement in selling fentanyl-laced pills through the dark web, resulting in fatal overdoses. Michael Ta, 25, of Westminster, and Rajiv Srinivasan, 37, of Houston were sentenced on Monday for their crimes. The duo … Read more
New York City authorities have made a breakthrough in the long-standing case of the unidentified teen found dead encased in concrete back in 2003. The victim, known as “Midtown Jane Doe,” has finally been identified as Patricia Kathleen McGlone, thanks to recent advances in DNA technology and investigative efforts. McGlone’s body, hogtied and wrapped in … Read more
NEW YORK, NY – A parole request by a former convict involved in the execution-style killing of a rookie New York City police officer in 1988 has been denied. Todd Scott, convicted for his part in the shooting death of Officer Edward Byrne, was previously serving a 25 years to life sentence and had been … Read more
Mastic Beach, New York – A man charged with the murders of four women found along a remote stretch of Long Island’s South Shore over a decade ago is facing new scrutiny, with five women coming forward to share chilling encounters with the suspect before his arrest. Rex Heuermann, 59, has pleaded not guilty to … Read more
Wichita, Kansas – A notorious serial killer terrorized the residents of Wichita, Kansas, for over two decades in a horrifying killing spree that began in January 1974. Dennis Rader, also known as the BTK Killer, inflicted a reign of terror across the Wichita area, torturing and killing at least 10 victims. The acronym BTK in … Read more
HAMPTON, Virginia – A recent breakthrough in a decades-old murder case has shed light on the identity of a suspect in three separate killings dating back to the late 1980s. After more than thirty years, DNA evidence has linked deceased fisherman Alan W. Wilmer to the deaths of David Knobling, Robin Edwards, and Teresa Lynn … Read more
Columbia, South Carolina – In 2024, there may be the potential for several notorious criminals in the United States to be released on parole after spending decades behind bars for heinous crimes. However, while their release is not guaranteed, they must demonstrate reformation in front of a parole board before being considered for freedom. Among … Read more