Homicide: Hours To Kill Videos
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.
Dorothy Thompson's body, wrapped in chains, was found in the Mississippi River. Eighteen years later, detectives reopened the cold case, leading to the conviction of Phil Jeans for her murder, linked to a property dispute at her St. Bernard, Louisiana pet cemetery.
Detectives investigate the murder of Emett Stillan, a bound victim found dumped on Fountain Avenue in Brooklyn. Key clues include zip ties, missing DNA, and tan lines. Suspects involve bouncers, a love triangle, and a confessed killer who revealed the burial site after gunshot residue and DNA evidence linked him to the crime.
Two women were found murdered in their Harlem apartment. Detectives investigated a web of suspects, secrets, and lies, ultimately identifying the killer through a critical DNA match in a chilling case of obsession, betrayal, and violence.
A brutal murder and a burned body found in an Arlington, Texas apartment triggered a complex investigation. DNA evidence, polygraph tests, and multiple suspects led detectives to uncover shocking secrets about the victims' pasts while racing to solve the crime.
Doug Carlile, 63, was shot dead at his home by a masked gunman after returning from church. His wife called 911 from a closet. Seven shots were fired without forced entry. Investigators suspect business partner James Henrikson, while DNA links Timothy Suka to the scene. A murder weapon connects Marty Grismer to the crime, amid inquiries into Carlile's failed business deals and debts.
Doug Carlile, a Spokane businessman, was killed in his kitchen after returning from church. Investigators identified a targeted assassination with greed as the motive, linking multiple suspects, including his business partner and ex-husband. Clay Starbucks was later convicted of murder.
Carmen Smith was tortured and murdered in East Cobb, with her five-year-old son stabbed during a premeditated attack using four weapons. Investigators linked Wasim Daker to the crime via DNA evidence, while other cases involving Janora Gillery and John Parker were separately examined.
Cassie Jo Stoddard's murder in Pocatello, Idaho, involved 31 stab wounds, indicating a premeditated attack. Investigators examined her final 24 hours, questioning her boyfriend, scrutinizing alibis, and analyzing evidence, including a buried videotape. The case led to convictions and life sentences without parole for the perpetrators.