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During World War II, a Finnish soldier fled into the Arctic wilderness after being forced to abandon his post, leading to a perilous journey marked by extreme cold, exhaustion, and a deteriorating struggle for survival.
Donte Thomas faces death row for a crime he denies committing. The case raises questions about witness intimidation, misidentification, and potential flaws in Philadelphia’s justice system, as doubts about his guilt and procedural errors persist amid legal challenges.
A Utah mother is in custody in Croatia after allegedly taking her four children out of the U.S. and disappearing for weeks. Authorities say the children were found safe. Investigators link her actions to disturbing social media posts predicting apocalyptic events. She faces custodial interference charges, while families navigate international legal challenges to reunite with the children.
A New York woman accused a DoorDash customer of sexual assault after sharing videos of him unconscious and semi-nude. The DoorDasher, Olivia Henderson, is now arrested on charges of unlawful surveillance and distributing such images.
Abraham Shakespeare's lottery wins in Florida drew him to Dee Dee Moore, whose escalating greed led to his murder. Her confession during interrogation revealed a motive rooted in financial desperation, transforming his triumphs into a tragic tale of betrayal and violence.
In September 2000, Gallaudet University students were terrorized after freshman Eric Plunkett was murdered in his dorm. A second victim, Ben Varnner, was killed months later in the same building. The FBI investigation, aided by forensic evidence including bloody footprints and a discarded knife, ultimately exposed Joseph Mesa Jr., who had framed another student, as the perpetrator motivated by petty robbery.
Dorothea Puente, a landlady, lured vulnerable victims with forged Social Security checks and spiked drinks, leading to their deaths. Detective John Cabrera uncovered evidence, including buried items, linking her to the crimes. Her meticulous planning concealed her predatory actions until the investigation exposed her lethal methods.
Dorothea Puente, a landlady, was convicted of murdering multiple boarders. Investigations uncovered hidden graves in her yard, including the remains of Bert Montoya. Her crimes involved luring victims under false pretenses, revealing a pattern of deception and violence.
Dorothy Thompson's 2005 murder in St Bernard, Louisiana, remains unsolved. Her asphyxiation, hidden $500,000 cash, and ties to a local pet cemetery have fueled ongoing investigations, complicated by Hurricane Katrina's impact and conflicting witness accounts.
In 1967, Connie Hevener and Carolyn Hevener Perry were murdered during a robbery at an ice cream shop. The crime, initially suspected to be a robbery gone wrong, remains unsolved with the perpetrator still at large four years later.
Daniella LaRue and Ashley Machiskinic disappeared from Vancouver’s Downtown East Side. Ashley’s death was ruled a suicide, while Daniella’s murderer confessed anonymously. No justice was served, but reforms aimed at improving safety for women in the community emerged. The series 'Taken' explores over 1000 missing or murdered Indigenous women and girls, focusing on unsolved cases to gather public tips and share their stories through law enforcement and community perspectives.
In 1997, Gary Arthur Allen was acquitted of a UK murder. He later killed again in 2018, prompting authorities to seek a retrial of his 1997 acquittal due to 2003 amendments allowing retrials under revised double jeopardy laws.