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Eli Stutzman lied about his sexual orientation, his wife's death, his son's location, and Glen Pritchett's death. As his lies deepened, multiple bodies were discovered linked to his deceit.
On August 6, 1989, 13-year-old Elisa Roberson vanished after leaving her home in Aransas Pass, Texas, to meet a friend. A search following her disappearance ended without finding her body, and she remains missing over 37 years later.
Miami's special response unit, led by Sergeant Manny Malgor, trained for violent crimes, addressed a situation involving a police officer shot in the face, with a British war cameraman documenting the incident.
NYPD detectives investigate the murder of 18-year-old Eliza Posi on Staten Island, uncovering DNA evidence and witness accounts linking her ex-boyfriend and another suspect, Daryl Little John, to the crime. The case highlights forensic findings and conflicting timelines in the investigation.
Eliza Posi, 18, was found suffocated in her Staten Island bedroom after a shower. DNA and fingerprints link her attacker, with suspects including her brother Raviv and others. A double murder investigation connected to Nikki and Britney also emerged, leading to Kevin Ladson's arrest and DNA evidence implicating Daryl Little John.
Elizabeth Bathory, known as the Blood Countess, was a Hungarian noblewoman accused of murdering numerous women in the 17th century. Her alleged crimes, driven by a desire for eternal youth, involved torture and excessive punishment, leading to her infamous reputation as a serial killer.
Elizabeth Wettlaufer, diagnosed with a personality disorder, struggled to manage her anger, which she directed toward the individuals she was legally obligated to care for, resulting in their harm. Investigations linked her actions to this inability to control her emotions.
Elizabeth Wettlaufer, a former Ontario nurse, confessed to murdering eight elderly patients and attacking six others with insulin between 2007 and 2016. She voluntarily disclosed her actions during an interrogation, detailing her methods and victims. She received eight life sentences with parole ineligibility until 2041. A public inquiry noted her crimes likely would have remained undetected without her confession.
Ellen Boehm killed her children to collect their life insurance policies, a plan she considered as easy as picking up a pillow, revealing a lack of remorse and premeditation in her actions.
On January 26, 2011, Ellen Greenberg, 27, was found stabbed 20 times in her Philadelphia apartment by her fiancé, Sam, who called 911. The Medical Examiner initially ruled it homicide but later changed to suicide, sparking over a decade of her parents' efforts to challenge the ruling, believing the truth remains obscured.
Ellen Greenberg, 27, was found stabbed 20 times in her Philadelphia apartment in 2011, initially ruled a homicide. The medical examiner later changed the cause of death to suicide, sparking her parents' decade-long dispute, as they believe the ruling掩盖s the truth.
On January 26, 2011, Ellen Greenberg, 27, was found stabbed 20 times in her Philadelphia apartment, including wounds to her head and neck. The medical examiner initially ruled it a homicide but later changed the cause of death to suicide. Her parents have contested this ruling for over a decade, alleging the truth remains obscured.