Homicide: Hours To Kill Videos
Danielle Marshall was found dead in her Powder Springs home after her ex-boyfriend, Joshua Gibson, called 911 expressing concern for their child. Ballistics linked his shooting to another case, while new evidence later disproved his alibi, leading to his arrest and conviction.
In 2015, sniper Jonathan Cherall was killed in Bluffton, SC. Detectives Baker Odum and Babowitz investigated, uncovering a mystery woman, shotgun DNA evidence, and a deadly ambush linked to the murder.
Randy Sheffield was found dead in his bed in Newbury Township, with six suspects nearby. Detectives investigated a staged burglary, uncovering conflicting alibis, blood evidence, footprints, and a jailhouse confession, pointing to a bar bouncer as a key suspect in the murder.
Paige Bergfeld disappeared after meeting her ex-husband in Grand Junction. Her burned car, containing evidence of her secret escort business, sparked an investigation. The case linked her ex, a man with domestic violence history, and a suspect named Lester Jones, whose evidence led to her body being found five years later.
A Springfield couple's murders in their locked home triggered an investigation led by Detective McMeus. Clues pointed to their daughter Jessica and friend Mark Porter, whose gambling debts and DNA evidence linked him to the crime, resulting in his conviction.
In Springfield, Georgia, a shotgun attack killed Philip and Carrie Height at their rural home, while Linda survived a close-range assault. Gasoline evidence was found, and investigations linked the crime to business disputes, family secrets, and a hitman's mistaken identity confession.
Patty Wheelington was found dead at her home during a square dance. Investigation linked her murder to jealousy, inheritance, and a life insurance policy. Friends had cleared alibis, but Virginia Hyatt, tied to an affair, emerged as the prime suspect. Evidence confirmed her guilt in the execution-style killing.
Randy Sheffield, the Snowplow King of Newbury Township, was found dead in his bed, with a staged burglary scene and six suspects in the house. An immigrant wife's body was later discovered in an SUV, complicating the investigation. Motives included financial disputes, jealousy, and secret affairs, with evidence pointing to a double murder and potential contract killing.
In 2001, IBM manager Diane Pollock was found strangled and hidden under her bed in Austin. The pristine crime scene, including flexi cuffs, initially implicated her fiancé Dennis. A composite sketch linked to witnesses, and Anthony Russo’s fingerprints were discovered. Dorothy Thompson’s pet cemetery case was reopened, while Brandon Nodier emerged as the primary suspect. A jailhouse confession detailed Dorothy’s final moments, and Charlotte Weights’ murder, along with Barry Weights’ financial embezzlement, were also investigated.
Sunday school teacher Miriam Ellis was assassinated by a sniper shot through her kitchen window in her locked home. Her heart surgeon husband is the suspect in the execution-style killing, with evidence including phone records, DNA, and a spit sample linking him to the crime. A love triangle and alibi are under investigation.
Rudy Huda was attacked with sulfuric acid during a shopping trip, leading to his death. Investigators linked the crime to gambling debts, organized crime, and a feud. Key suspects included Walter Dendi, whose alleged plot and failed polygraph test shaped the case, culminating in convictions for the murder.
Susan Sutton was murdered hours after her birthday party. John Sutton, her husband, survived multiple gunshot wounds but became blind. Investigators determined the attack was a targeted execution, not a robbery. Garrett Copp confessed to the murder, while Brent Huck was linked to another victim's death, leaving the primary suspect in Susan's killing unresolved.