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In March 2010, two American women arrested in Waterford, Ireland, pleaded guilty to planning to harm a Swedish cartoonist as part of an extremist cell. Their online radicalization led to real-world actions, revealing the gap between virtual extremism and tangible consequences, while highlighting societal and psychological factors shaping their radicalization.
A 19-year-old college football player was arrested for DUI after a crash, despite blowing zero on a breathalyzer and testing negative for drugs/alcohol. The charge was later dropped, but police maintained probable cause, citing critical evidence questioning the stop's validity. The case highlights discrepancies in DUI enforcement and consequences for the accused.
Alyssa Boyd, 23, was killed in a Pennsylvania ATV crash that injured her boyfriend, Julian Fleming. Fleming was charged with homicide by vehicle while under the influence, though his attorney claims the crash was unavoidable due to a deer entering the road.
On January 26, 2015, Ty Underwood, a trans woman, was found dead in a crashed car in Tyler, Texas, having been shot three times. Investigators linked her to football player Carlton Champion Jr., with whom she had planned a meeting. Cell data and social media revealed she intended to end their relationship after disclosing her trans identity to him. Champion, who had a probation violation warrant, was arrested and questioned as a suspect.
In June 2017, Yingying Zhang disappeared from a U.S. college campus. Brendt Christensen admitted to beating her with a baseball bat, nearly decapitating her. Charged with murder and kidnapping, he was convicted in 2019 and sentenced to life imprisonment without parole plus 10 years.
A recent college graduate seemingly vanishes while traveling from Utah to Alabama after stopping to visit his childhood friend in Georgia. The video follows the investigation after Aaron Davis's abandoned car is discovered and examines the circumstances surrounding his disappearance and what investigators uncovered next.
On July 8, 2022, 20-year-old Jay, a beloved college student and performer, vanished without explanation. His family reported him missing after no communication or location data. His apartment showed no signs of disturbance, though his dog was left alone inside. Investigators later focused on his car as the first tangible clue in the case.
More than a decade after 19-year-old Faith Hedgepeth was found murdered in her Chapel Hill, North Carolina apartment, suspect Miguel Salguero-Olivares is finally heading to trial. The video examines the latest pre-trial proceedings, competing theories surrounding the cold case, and the issues prosecutors and defense attorneys are raising before jury selection.
College student Jesse Valencia was found dead in Columbia, Missouri, with a throat cut. Neighbors reported a struggle at 3 a.m. Police initially focused on jealous ex-boyfriends but forensic evidence ultimately revealed a startling conclusion about the crime.
Twenty-two-year-old Logan Federico was shot and killed during a home invasion by 30-year-old Alexander Dickey, who was involved in a multi-day crime spree of burglary, car theft, and arson. Police tracked Dickey through stolen credit card transactions, leading to his arrest after he fled and set a home on fire.
The family of 18-year-old Megan Trussell, found dead in Colorado snow, is pushing for a reopened investigation, alleging foul play. They claim inconsistencies at the scene and have hired a private investigator, receiving "promising tips," while authorities have not confirmed their suspicions.
A college student was found strangled to death in her apartment, with investigators focusing on the final 24 hours. DNA evidence linked the maintenance worker Jeremy Rosser to the crime, leading to his arrest and conviction, while other suspects, including the boyfriend and brothers, were ruled out through forensic testing.