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Yarvis Godfrey faces felony and misdemeanor charges after shooting at teens playing "Ding-Dong Ditch" at his home in Green Township, Ohio. Police reported his gunfire struck two residences and a teenager’s car. The incident, recorded by body-worn cameras on April 4, 2026, is under investigation.
Deadly Women explores cases of female killers, including a beauty queen's violent descent, a valedictorian's revenge, spousal sabotage, and financial fraud. The series examines psychological motives and historical crimes, highlighting complex dynamics behind their actions.
The 2000 murder of John Scott, Fiji’s Red Cross head, and his partner remains unsolved, shrouded in speculation. Rumors of drug use, pornography, and personal conflicts circulated, while his prior hostage aid during a coup drew acclaim. The case highlights Fiji’s political tensions, religious extremism, and societal divisions, with debates over whether the killing was political, personal, or random.
Corrupt Doraville police officer Miles Bryant is interrogated regarding the 2022 murder and disappearance of 16-year-old Susana Morales. The interrogation, conducted in February 2023, includes discussions about alleged involvement in her death and other victims.
Laurie Adams, 38, shot her husband Adel Tawfeek, 51, after he threatened to harm their autistic son for soiling his pants. Police arrived at her home on June 5, 2024, where Tawfeek lay dead from a gunshot wound. Adams surrendered, claiming he shoved her, retrieved his gun, and shot him after a confrontation. She had previously texted her mother about her son’s care.
Pastor Michael Tabb and his wife, Marla, faced a devastating crisis as a violent act exposed hidden truths, fracturing their community and revealing deeper secrets that threatened to unravel their lives and the town's stability.
A high-profile NYC murder case involves complex secrets, including lesbian relationships, financial fraud, stolen jewels, and betrayal, complicating the investigation and revealing hidden motives behind the victim's demise.
Michael Blagg discovers his wife and daughter missing, uncovering secret sexual obsessions that strain his faith and fracture community trust during the investigation into their disappearance.
Janet March vanished after a dispute with her husband, sparking a decade-long mystery that escalated into familial conflict. Her disappearance led to a shocking revelation, though the identity of the offender and full details remain undisclosed in the case.
Lee Irving, a 24-year-old man with learning difficulties, was murdered by four individuals he believed to be friends. The crime involved deception, exploiting his trust, leading to his tragic death. The case highlights the dangers of manipulation and the impact of social vulnerability.
Death Row Stories, a documentary series executive-produced by Robert Redford and Alex Gibney, examines cases of death row inmates potentially wrongfully convicted, highlighting systemic flaws and miscarriages of justice.
Death Row Stories explores cases of death row inmates potentially wrongfully convicted, highlighting systemic flaws in justice. Produced by Redford and Gibney, the series examines how legal errors, bias, and ambition can lead to irreversible miscarriages of justice, challenging viewers to reconsider the reliability of the criminal justice system.