Bloodline Interrogations

Bloodlines Interrogation explores police interrogations, criminal psychology, and major crime cases through in-depth analysis and documentary-style storytelling. Each episode examines investigative techniques, suspect behaviour, and the evidence behind real-life crimes.

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On April 11, 2023, 39-year-old Charee Howard called 911 after choking her 54-year-old sister, Sherry, who was found dead at their home. Charee surrendered to police but later described during questioning feeling pursued, facing a bounty, and seeking safety. Detectives noted her account shifted unpredictably during the interrogation.
On August 31, 2024, Denise Malcolm shot and killed her husband, Rohan, in their Coral Springs, Florida home, following two years of suspicion he was unfaithful. Their 14-year-old son called 911 after hearing gunshots. Police ordered everyone outside, with both boys escaping, but Denise remained inside, firing a final shot before being found deceased.
On December 31, 2021, 18-year-old Tamara McLoyd attempted to steal a car from Shane Bartek, an off-duty Cleveland police officer, leading to a struggle where he was fatally shot. During an interview, McLoyd initially denied knowledge of Bartek’s identity, attempting to justify her actions with rented vehicles and borrowed weapons, unaware of the officer’s status.
On April 27, 2021, Jayla Wyatt was shot six times in her Zanesville, Ohio, apartment. Devin McKnelly, who did not fire the gun, allegedly gave his girlfriend the weapon, drove her to her door, and waited outside before leaving. He denied knowing Wyatt, but his girlfriend’s prior confession during separate questioning led to his eventual admission of involvement.
On May 7, 2022, 27-year-old Mikail Jones was shot and killed at a gas station in Forest Park, Ohio. His girlfriend, Jasmine Jones, was indicted for murder and during an interview, she repeatedly blamed her boyfriend, unaware that driving him to and from the scene made her legally responsible.
On September 8, 2017, 19-year-old Andrew Willson reported finding his mother dead in bed with no forced entry or stolen items. Detectives suspected him as the only other person present. After interrogation, he confessed to an argument over a puppy his mother forbade him to keep. He received a life sentence without parole.





