Homicide: Hours To Kill Videos

Yoga instructor Michael Dakis was found murdered in Tucson, Arizona. Investigators used forensic entomology and ballistics to analyze his death, uncovering a complex web of jealousy, betrayal, and a love triangle involving Amber Trudell and a jealous husband. The case hinges on reconstructing the victim’s final 24 hours.

Andrew Kissel was found bound, gagged, and stabbed in his Greenwich mansion basement. His wife, Hayley, was named beneficiary of a $15 million life insurance policy. Multiple suspects emerged, including his twin daughters, who were arrested and confessed to the murder, amid investigations into motives and conflicting testimonies.

Anna Moses was shot 11 times in her Frisco, Texas garage, prompting an investigation into a personal vendetta. Detectives traced her final 24 hours, connecting her ex-husband’s DNA, a university mentor, a poetry admirer, and a double homicide. Father Ericson’s suicide note and confession provided critical crime scene details, advancing the case.

Anna Moses was found executed in her Frisco, Texas garage with 11 shots. Detectives investigate her final 24 hours, examining relationships, financial records, and suspects like Robert Moses and Sam Collins, linked by DNA evidence, while exploring motives tied to debts and alleged crimes.

In Draper, Utah, 15-year-old foster child Annie Casperac's body was found in the Jordan River, with blood evidence and red shoes linking her to her boyfriend Chris and a gang member LJ. Investigations revealed DNA exonerated Daniel Ferry, while cell phone records exposed Chris's lies, leading to his life sentence for her murder.

Art student Shelley Nance was found stabbed to death in her Dallas apartment. Investigators examined her final 24 hours, uncovering missing knives, cryptic evidence, and complex relationships. Suspects included her roommate, boyfriend, and Daniel William, whose timeline and blue glove evidence led to his conviction for 42 stab wounds.

Detective Tracy Garish investigated Diane Pollock's 2001 murder, noting a pristine crime scene with flexi cuff marks and missing evidence, complicating the case despite the tornado-related context.

Bartender Sandy Roso was ambushed in her garage in Pinellas Park. Investigators examine her final 24 hours, clearing her boyfriend Troy but identifying Ashley Humphrey as the key suspect who confessed to orchestrating the murder.

Bernardet Meyers was found strangled with zip ties in her St. Petersburg home. Detectives reconstructed her final 24 hours, focusing on a bloody shoe print, leading to the conviction of Charles Halm for first-degree murder.

Bernardet Meyers vanished in St. Petersburg, Florida, after a family weekend, with detectives searching for clues as she never returned calls. Her brutal zip-tie strangulation remains unsolved, though other cases involving missing persons and suspects like Charles Hall and Anthony Russo are detailed in the source material.

John Sutton survived an execution-style attack that killed his wife Susan at their Coral Gables home following a birthday celebration. Investigators linked the crime to a failed polygraph, suspicious calls, and a confessed confession, leading to Craig Height's arrest for orchestrating the family murders.

A quiet Illinois town is shaken when Katrina Smith goes missing. Investigators discover blunt force trauma evidence via a crime scene luminol test, linking the case to domestic violence homicide. The investigation uncovers secrets in her marriage and a suspicious love triangle, leading to the offender's arrest.