Homicide: Hours To Kill

Sandy Roso was shot eight times in her garage after work. Detectives initially focused on her boyfriend Troy, but evidence linked her ex-boyfriend Tracy Humphrey to the crime. Ashley Humphrey confessed, revealing the murder weapon, leading to Tracy's life sentence. Mob connections and business enemies were also investigated.

Randy Sheffield was found dead in his bed, with detectives uncovering a staged burglary and six suspects gathered nearby. Investigators linked financial fraud to a family conspiracy, identified a hitman via DNA, and explored connections to prior murders, including that of Doug Carile, as the targeted assassination investigation progressed.

In Florida, a man doused Rudy Huda with sulfuric acid in a parking lot after calling his name. The suspect was arrested, but eyewitnesses failed to confirm. The condo board president was later named as the mastermind, with DNA evidence linking a hired killer.

Karen Panel was found murdered in Oldsmar, Florida, with 16 stab wounds. Blood letters "ROC" near her body provided a chilling clue linking to the killer, prompting ongoing investigation.

Randy Sheffield was found dead in his bed in Newbury Township, Ohio, with signs of a staged burglary. Investigators identified multiple suspects, including his stepson, a family embezzlement scheme, and a boyfriend linked to another victim's death via DNA and bullet evidence.

In Sylvania Township, Ohio, a father was shot seven times before his daughters returned home, with no forced entry suggesting familiarity. Evidence includes gunshot residue linking Eric Babis, a surviving fiancée, surveillance identifying Moffett as a gun buyer, and DNA from spit connecting Robert Denny. A master key found in a neighbor’s apartment and a rape case hint at motives, while Ashley’s confession revealed a hidden weapon.