Bloodline Interrogations Videos
Oklahoma City police officer Daniel Holtzclaw assaulted 13 women with criminal records over a year. A grandmother without a criminal history reported him after being stopped, leading to evidence including GPS data, DNA, and a clear abuse pattern. Detectives refuted his denials, resulting in a 263-year prison sentence on his 29th birthday.
In 2006, 22-year-old Mindy Morgenstern was found murdered in her North Dakota apartment, strangled and with her throat cut. DNA from her fingernails matched Maurice Gibbs, a correctional officer living below her, who also linked to a 2004 Fargo sexual assault. His polygraph inconsistencies and inability to explain DNA evidence led to his life imprisonment without parole.
Eighteen-year-old David Ohlson shot and killed his mother, Adrianna, in their Pensacola home on April 8, 2022. His father witnessed the act. David initially claimed it was an accident but later confessed to planning to kill his mother’s friend, resorting to killing her after failing to carry out the attack. The father lied to protect David, despite knowing his mental instability and prior access to guns. Adrianna, who sought to leave a toxic home, was murdered by her son.
Harold Allen died at home in Indiana in December 2022, initially ruled a natural death. A year later, his wife reported a burglary, accusing the intruder of killing him. Detectives found evidence on her phone, leading to two interrogations. Her daughter corroborated her account, while the wife denied involvement, complicating the investigation.
On Christmas Eve 2024, Brittany Cole administered a lethal dose of Tylenol 3 with codeine and ZzzQuil to her partner, then fled to Disney World instead of calling 911. His body was discovered 48 days later in a shed. Cole received a life sentence with parole eligibility after 16 years, while her husband was sentenced to nine years.
In March 2009, a woman’s body was discovered stuffed in a Pensacola dumpster, bound with electrical cord. The last person she called was Scott Thompson, who initially claimed to have found her wallet by accident and had no memory of the night in question. DNA evidence later contradicted his stories, leading detectives to dismantle his alibis until he confessed.
In July 2020, police in Davenport, Iowa, responded to a report of 10-year-old Breasia Terrell's disappearance during a sleepover at her father figure's apartment. Henry Dinkins claimed she vanished while he was running errands, but inconsistencies emerged, including his inability to recall his address, conflicting accounts from his girlfriend, and surveillance showing him purchasing bleach at a distant Walmart during the time of the crime. Eight months later, her remains were found, shot twice, leading to Dinkins' arrest.
In November 2020, a Farmington, New Mexico, third-grade teacher reported her husband stabbed himself with a steak knife. Detectives doubted her account due to lack of blood, non-superficial wounds, and a neighbor’s report of yelling. She was released but faced renewed scrutiny in 2025 when the detective revisited her school.
Forty-seven-year-old Barbara Pasa poisoned her husband, Tim Pasa, and set their home on fire in Centerville, Iowa, on May 5, 2018. Autopsy found he died before the fire, with propofol in his blood. She received a life sentence plus 25 years for murder and arson.
On August 25, 2024, Hector Gonzalez-Jimenez stayed at a Tacoma hotel without checking out. A dancer collected $1,500 from him, sent her boyfriend a heart emoji, and left. The boyfriend entered the room, and Hector remained. Ashley Arrieta, 31, claimed unawareness of his actions, though the heart emoji was on her phone. Jamari Webb, 36, was implicated.
On October 29, 2022, Alyssa Blackburn visited her boyfriend Jesse Geoghagen’s home, left, and later witnessed two armed men enter. Jesse was fatally shot. A hidden DVR recorded the incident, revealing Alyssa had sent a text nine minutes earlier warning of the attack. During interrogation, she claimed she was walking her dog and found him dead. She received a life prison sentence.
In February 2018, a Wisconsin woman handed a man $400 and three rings, believing he would kill her husband. Detectives later arrived, revealing her husband died in an accident. The man, an undercover cop, had recorded all interactions, leading to her interrogation and his emotional reaction upon learning her plan.