
Arthur Shawcross
Arthur John Shawcross became one of America's most infamous serial killers after murdering 14 people in New York between 1972 and 1989. After serving a prison sentence for killing two children, Shawcross was released on parole and later went on to murder at least 12 women in the Rochester area. His crimes remained unsolved for several years before investigators linked him to the murders through surveillance, witness testimony, and forensic evidence. Shawcross was sentenced to 250 years in prison, where he remained until his death in 2008.

Ashley McArthur
Ashley McArthur is an American woman convicted of the 2017 murder of a woman in Pensacola, Florida. The case gained attention due to her background in crime scene work and the financial relationship between her and the victim. McArthur was later convicted of first-degree murder and sentenced to life imprisonment. The case is often noted for the role of financial motive and concealment efforts.
Ashton Sachs
Ashton Sachs admitted to firing a gun in the year 2016, which could imply involvement in a crime.

Austin Drummond
Austin Drummond became the focus of a massive manhunt after being accused of murdering four members of a Tennessee family in a brutal quadruple homicide case. Authorities alleged Drummond carried out the killings before abandoning a surviving infant connected to the victims, a detail that intensified national outrage and media attention surrounding the investigation. The horrifying nature of the crimes shocked communities across Tennessee as law enforcement agencies launched a widespread search operation to locate Drummond. Investigators described the suspect as armed and dangerous while prosecutors later outlined allegations involving execution-style killings, family targeting and efforts to evade capture following the murders.
Axel Rudakubana
Axel Rudakubana is the perpetrator of the Southport mass stabbing incident in 2025.
Basil Borutski
Basil Borutski is a Canadian man convicted of multiple murders in Ontario in 2015. His crimes were linked to domestic violence and involved targeting women known to him. Borutski was arrested and later convicted, receiving a life sentence. The case drew national attention to issues surrounding domestic violence and failures in the justice system.