Couch Detectives Videos
Officer Ray McCann was awarded $14.5 million in 2023 after his interrogation tactics were ruled unconstitutional. In 2011, as a reserve officer, he aided in locating 11-year-old Jodi Parrack’s body in a cemetery following her disappearance, though he was later subjected to intense police scrutiny and multiple interrogations.
In 2023, Officer Ray McCann received a $14.5 million settlement after his interrogation tactics in the 2007 disappearance of 11-year-old Jodi Parrack were ruled unconstitutional. Wrongfully accused, he spent 20 months in prison before being exonerated in 2017. Daniel Furlong, convicted in 2015 for Parrack’s death, was identified as the true perpetrator.
Jason Schaefer, a 33-year-old postal worker in Longmont, Colorado, was shot and killed on October 13, 2021, during a mail delivery. Detectives investigated, focusing on his ex-girlfriend, Devan Schreiner, 27, a mail carrier in Loveland, due to their ongoing custody battle and her potential knowledge of the incident.
Pregnant teen Iyana Sawyer disappeared after her uncle Johnathan Quiles picked her up from school on December 19, 2018. Quiles, 33, was interrogated in Jacksonville, Florida, on January 8, 2019, regarding the incident.
Michael Paul Adams, a racist killer, baffled detectives after a 4th of July incident in Peoria, AZ, on July 6, 2019. The case involves an altercation at a gas station where Adams confronted a teenager over disliked music, leading to an investigation.
In August 2024, Ryan Borgwardt, a 44-year-old Wisconsin man, staged his own death after leaving his family. In 2025, he pleaded not guilty to obstruction of justice, facing a 45-day sentence recommendation. The judge instead sentenced him to 89 days in jail, matching his disappearance duration, and ordered $30,000 compensation for search efforts.
Donald Hartung, a man in Pensacola, Florida, in 2015, was suspected of murdering his entire family. His bizarre demeanor post-crime suggested potential sadistic tendencies, prompting scrutiny of his psychological state.
The Sarah Boone trial began in Orlando, Florida, focusing on her alleged role in the 2018 murder of Juan Torres. Testimonies included Torres’ brother, a Publix employee, 911 operators, neighbors, and forensic experts. Evidence featured a 911 call from Boone, body camera footage, and forensic analysis of the crime scene.
Day 2 of the Sarah Boone trial in Orlando, Florida, focused on the "suitcase killer" case. The proceedings included testimony from Dr. Sara Zydowycz, Meredith McCaskill, Junella Uadan, and Chelsey Koepsell, with breaks for lunch and recess.
On the third day of Sarah Boone’s trial, prosecutors presented testimony and cross-examined her regarding the suitcase killer case, while defense attorneys redirected questions. The proceedings included pre-jury discussions, witness statements, and procedural breaks, with key moments focusing on Boone’s account and the state’s scrutiny of her testimony.
On the fourth day of the Sarah Boone trial, prosecutors presented testimony from multiple witnesses, including deputies, a homicide investigator, a digital examiner, and a forensic psychologist, detailing evidence and witness accounts related to the case.
A 29-year-old woman was found deceased and apparently discarded in a dumpster behind an abandoned gas station in Pensacola, Florida. Detectives identified a suspect who tried to deceive investigators during the probe.