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A channel titled "Colecionador de ossos" presents true crime cases globally, focusing on disappearances, serial killers, and infamous crimes. It adopts a documentary-style format, covering cases like Jeffrey Dahmer, Albert Fish, and the Unabomber, emphasizing real-world criminal investigations and historical events.
The MrBallen Podcast explores real-life mysteries and unexplained events, presented as true accounts. Available on Amazon Music, it features eerie stories and promotes a non-profit foundation supporting victims of violent crime, with disclaimers noting content is for entertainment and based on actual events.
Phoenix Ikner, accused in a Florida State University shooting, was released from hospital, booked into jail, and shot in the jaw by police during his arrest. He made his first court appearance via Zoom weeks after the incident, pending further legal proceedings.
Phoenix Ikner, 20, opened fire on Florida State University campus, killing two and wounding six. He is the son of a Leon County deputy and a member of a civil youth group linked to the sheriffâs office.
Phoenix Ikner, a 20-year-old Florida State University student, was hospitalized after being shot by police during a confrontation. His application to a youth program with the Leon County Sheriffâs Office offers insight into his background and personality, according to an analysis by Law&Crimeâs Chris Stewart.
On October 14, 2014, Elizabeth Martinez, 29, was interrogated in Lubbock, Texas, following the death of Leo Badillo, 42. The interrogation, which occurred on the same day as the incident, resulted in Martinez's confession, noted as the fastest recorded.
Liang Zhao and his wife MingMing Chen murdered their 5-year-old daughter Ashley, hid her body in their restaurant, and reported her missing. Liang received a 12-year sentence for obstructing justice and corpse abuse, while MingMing was sentenced to 22 years.
Full Interrogation of David Tronnes examines the police interview of David Tronnes following the death of his wife, Shanti Cooper-Tronnes. Using interrogation footage and investigative analysis, the documentary explores how detectives identified inconsistencies in his account and used forensic evidence to challenge his claim that her death was accidental.
The documentary presents the first police interview with Jennifer Pan, capturing the moment detectives begin questioning her account of the home invasion that left her mother, Bich Ha Pan, dead and her father, Hann Pan, seriously injured. It follows investigators as inconsistencies emerge and the interrogation intensifies.
The documentary continues Jennifer Pan's police interrogation as detectives intensify their questioning and confront inconsistencies in her account of the home invasion that killed her mother, Bich Ha Pan, and seriously wounded her father, Hann Pan. The interview reveals how investigators gradually dismantled her version of events.
Florida detectives interrogate Sarah Boone, accused of murdering her boyfriend Jorge Torres Jr. by locking him in a suitcase on February 23, 2020. During the interrogation, Boone denies the crime despite detectives showing a video from her phone allegedly depicting her taunting Torres Jr. while he was inside the suitcase. Her pre-trial is scheduled for August 16.
On August 4, 2015, Officer Sean Williams and another officer responded to a Walmart call in Beavercreek, OH, involving John Crawford III. Surveillance shows Crawford had a pellet gun, was on the phone, and wandered the store. Police reported he had a rifle and pointed it at people, though no footage confirms this. Williams fired two rounds, killing Crawford.