Homicide: Hours To Kill Videos
In East Cobb, a mother and her 5-year-old son were attacked; the mother died, while the child survived. Investigators found signs of torture, including handcuffs and multiple weapons, leading to the arrest of Wasim Daker in the case.
Flight attendant Carmen Smith was murdered in her East Cobb home, with her son Nick stabbed hours later. Detectives revealed a premeditated attack involving multiple weapons, uncovering a chilling plan through forensic and witness evidence.
A double murder investigation found a mother strangled and her son stabbed 18 times. Detectives uncovered handcuffs, ice pick wounds, and evidence the killer waited hours before attacking the child.
Dana Lascowski was found strangled in her Puyallup home. Investigators examine her husband, boyfriend, and stalker as suspects. A stalker, Emily, confessed via a diary, while Desiree Sunford's body was discovered, linking Marty Grismer to her murder.
A generous woman is found murdered in her home. Investigators uncover a tangled web of deceit, including stalking, betrayal, and a DNA match linking neighbors, coworkers, and a white supremacist group to the crime. The case highlights complex motives and connections amid the victim’s final hours.
A Florida woman was shot eight times in her garage, prompting detectives to reconstruct a forensic timeline revealing a custody battle motive and ties to the Green Iguana Bar. Investigators uncovered deception, a suspect’s alibi collapse, and phone records critical to solving the murder.
In Grimes, Iowa, Justin Michael was found shot in his home, sparking an investigation into a love triangle marked by jealousy. Crime scene staging, a Wells Fargo link, and forensic evidence revealed a betrayal, culminating in the offender's conviction via digital proof and a suspicious car crash near the scene.
Misty Morse's murder investigation revealed family secrets and multiple suspects, with forensic evidence, including hair analysis, linking a suspect to the crime scene. Detectives uncovered a timeline of events, leading to a guilty verdict after scrutinizing alibis and critical clues from the victim's final hours.
Carolyn and John, a musician couple in Niles, Michigan, were murdered in their home. Detectives are reconstructing the violent timeline to identify the killer, focusing on John's status as a Navy veteran.
A woman with car trouble visited Jonathan hours before his sniper-style shooting on his porch. Investigators linked security footage, DNA from the shotgun, and alibi checks to identify the suspect. Drug debts and a bloodstained car led to a body discovery in the Everglades, with confessions revealing a robbery plot and murder.
An 18-year-old girl was found murdered in her Staten Island home, prompting an NYPD investigation. Detectives examined her final 24 hours, considering burglary, a troubled ex-boyfriend, and internet dating risks. DNA evidence later implicated a family member, leading to their arrest and trial as the suspect.
Joe and Olga Connell were killed outside their Wilmington condo. Investigators linked their deaths to sibling rivalry, financial motives involving million-dollar insurance policies, and ties to a biker gang. Evidence narrowed the timeline to an eight-minute window, implicating Eric Babis in the murder.