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Tracy Richter claims self-defense in the murder of Dustin Wehde during a 2001 Iowa home invasion.
In Wigan's goods yard on a September night in 1895, Detective Sergeant Robert Kidd was murdered by a gang of thieves, marking a historic first for railway police fatalities.
More than a million DNA samples are stored at the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology, helping to identify soldiers who went missing in action.
Odell Adams' wrongful conviction in Portland reveals flaws in forensic science this week.
In 1986, a car bomb exploded outside Melbourne's police headquarters, leading to extensive detective work and forensic science to bring the perpetrators to justice.
A 25-year-old woman named Melissa Padilla was found murdered in New Jersey, with investigators relying on bite mark evidence to identify her killer.
Forensic archaeology experts utilize DNA analysis and isotopic testing to investigate four bodies found in a 16-metre-deep pit in the UK.
Rodney Block was sentenced to 37 years in prison for a three-day string of bombings that targeted police and community members in Fremont, California.
On August 12, 1966, Harry Roberts and two accomplices murdered three police officers in Shepherd's Bush, leading to a nationwide manhunt and public outcry for capital punishment.
Neil Entwistle, a computer engineer from Nottinghamshire, became the focus of a complex investigation after the disappearance of his wife Rachel and daughter Lillian in Massachusetts.
A transient man discovered the body of an unidentified woman in a dumpster in Reno, Nevada, in February 1995, leading to a complex murder investigation.
Maureen Cosgrove is murdered by George Maben after a family conflict in 2009.
In Wisbech, Cambridgeshire, police investigate the murder of 47-year-old Eliza Bibby, leading to unexpected twists involving multiple suspects and heroin.
After a student is found dead in his car, forensic teams and detectives investigate a family plot involving coercion and murder in Britain.
A couple's unexpected deaths in Canada raise suspicions as investigators race against time to uncover vital clues within 72 hours.
A late-night home invasion in an affluent neighborhood leaves Susan Sutton dead and her husband John critically injured, revealing a conspiracy fueled by greed and family betrayal.
Forensic artists use clay to reconstruct faces from unidentified skulls in cold cases.
A teenage party in the woods in Canada turns violent when one attendee attacks others, leading police to uncover a prior crime during their investigation.
In 1910, Newcastle was captivated by the trial of John Alexander Dickman, accused of murdering a clerk on a train and stealing his wages.
A fingerprint lifted from a dumpster in 1986 became a crucial piece of evidence in the unsolved murder case of Joanne Sweets, which remained cold for 30 years.
In Runnemede, New Jersey, the cold case of Patricia Parkin, a young mother found dead in a ravine, highlights the relentless pursuit of justice by detectives.
A Peruvian mummy known as the "Screamer" is examined by Dr. Joanne Fletcher and forensic specialists, revealing evidence of ancient trans-oceanic contact.
In New England and Washington, the calculated murder of Travis Seiber reveals a chilling connection between online dating and violent crime.
In East Point, Georgia, a series of random shootings in 2001, initially attributed to a phantom sniper, were revealed to be part of a calculated plot by a local church minister to control his ex-wife.
Serial killers operate across America's streets and highways, driven by a compulsion to take lives for the thrill it brings.
Barbara Stager, Blanche Taylor Moore, and Sylvia White are examined for their criminal activities and the psychological factors influencing their actions.
In June 1993, the discovery of a young girl's body in Frankston prompted a complex investigation into the serial murders committed by Paul Denyer.
Nurse Beverley Allitt is implicated in a series of suspicious deaths at Grantham and Kesteven Hospital, raising critical questions about patient safety.
In July 1996, the murders of Lin Russell and her daughter Megan in Kent sparked one of Britain's most controversial criminal investigations, centering on Michael Stone.
Todd Mullis, an Iowa hog farmer, claimed his wife Amy died from a fall on a corn rake, but investigators found evidence suggesting foul play.
The murder of churchgoer Rhonda Smith in Pensacola reveals a web of illicit relationships and a new pastor's involvement, complicating the investigation.
In the summer of 1982, a methodical predator in Anchorage, Alaska, executed four teenagers in Russian Jack Springs Park, instilling fear in the community.
In Easton, Pennsylvania, the murder of teenager Devon Guzman reveals a violent setup that challenges initial assumptions of self-harm.
The heist at the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam lasted just three minutes and 40 seconds, resulting in the theft of two valuable paintings.
Glyn Dix, who met Hazel while serving a life sentence for murder, ultimately killed her five years after convincing her he was innocent.
Two murders of mothers in a quiet Canadian town remain unsolved for 18 years until new evidence finally points to the mystery assailant.
Two distinct footprints found at a crime scene in Whittier, California, helped detectives link the murders to Richard Ramirez.
On March 24, 1999, a fire in the Mont Blanc Tunnel killed 39 people and exposed critical failures in safety systems designed to protect drivers.
A gun store robbery in Toronto in 1983 left 17-year-old Barbara Turnbull paralyzed for life after she was shot while closing her convenience store.
Niagara police solved the 25-year-old murder of Toronto woman Nadine Gurczenski by linking DNA evidence to deceased truck driver Joseph Archie “Raymond” Brousseau.
In the shadows of Stonehenge, forensic analysis and archaeological methods are employed to investigate a Roman murder mystery.
Ancient murder mysteries are examined through the lenses of criminal psychology and forensic anthropology by historians Dan Snow, Suzannah Lipscomb, and Matt Lewis.
Shirley Carter was murdered in her farmhouse kitchen, leading to a trial where her husband Bill accused their son Jason of the crime, raising questions of credibility.
In Louisiana, a multi-agency task force investigates a second active serial killer operating in the same hunting grounds as Derek Todd Lee, revealing a pattern of violence.
On July 6, 1979, detective Johnny Bonds discovered the bodies of Diana Wanstrath, her husband John, and their infant child in their Houston home.
In an isolated Idaho valley, a young woman's brutal murder during Christmas leads investigators to a blood-soaked crime scene and a false confession.
A house fire in Lake Michigan reveals the execution of a young mother and her toddlers, leading to a frantic search for a missing newborn and the unraveling of a deadly obsession.
In Wisconsin, two women-a pediatric nurse and a single mother-vanish under mysterious circumstances, leading investigators to uncover a web of domestic horror.
