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A father is suspected of sexually abusing his 11-month-old son after authorities found the infant covered in injuries. The mother fled the scene, prompting an investigation into the alleged abuse.
A 20-year-old New York man, Arius Williams, faces murder charges after allegedly throwing his 2-year-old son, Montrell Williams, into the Bronx River during a custody dispute. Montrell’s body was recovered weeks later, and prosecutors stated he was alive when thrown into the water. The mother last saw him alive on May 10.
Zachary Chervenka's high-speed chase in Bryan, Ohio last December resulted in his infant son being thrown from the van. Police assisted the mother in locating the baby, and Chervenka later explained his actions to authorities.
A news agency provides factual information on police procedures and local events, including the investigation into Takoda Collins' case, to educate the public without bias, serving the public's interest.
Wellington Dickens III is accused of killing four children, hiding their bodies in a car trunk, and admitting to burying a fifth, a 1-month-old, in the woods. Authorities continue searching for the infant’s remains amid ongoing investigations into the case.
Wisconsin father Ryan Borgwardt was sentenced to 89 days in prison for faking his own death after vanishing for 89 days, leaving his family to believe he had drowned. Investigators uncovered the scheme, leading to his conviction.
Colorado father Jesus Dominguez received a 32-year prison sentence for hiding his two children, Yesenia and Jesus Jr., in a storage unit and an abandoned car. He pleaded guilty, testified against his girlfriend Corena Minjarez, leading to her conviction. The case involved severe child abuse and concealment.
Michael Meyden was sentenced to 24 months in prison in 2024 for drugging smoothies intended for his daughter’s friends during a 2023 sleepover. A father of one girl later sued Meyden and his wife for $2.4 million, which was settled in November 2024.
Sarah Grace Patrick's father claims she is innocent of murdering her mother and stepfather, disputing police evidence and describing a tense interrogation. He alleges authorities have the wrong person, while investigators and the victims' family find her public mourning suspicious, given her proximity to the crime scene.
Three young sisters—Paityn (9), Evelyn (8), and Olivia (5) Decker)—were found suffocated near a Washington campground after vanishing during a scheduled custody visit with their father, Travis Decker. Authorities allege he is wanted for three counts of kidnapping and first-degree murder, describing him as armed and dangerous. A multi-agency manhunt continues as the community mourns the tragedy.
A daughter investigates her father's abrupt disappearance, uncovering a house-sitter's hidden past tied to a love triangle, drug use, and the home's transformation into a party hub. Confrontations reveal the father's pursuit of youth led to devastating consequences, exposing betrayal and the dangers of trust within a familiar space.
Patrick Welsh vanished in 1996, leaving a note claiming his family would be better off without him. A 15-year investigation by Russ Mitchell and Harold Dow uncovered critical evidence, leading to his 2001 arrest for kidnapping and murder. The case highlighted a tragic domestic crime and the persistence of law enforcement in solving cold cases.