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A murder investigation was transferred to the FBI after police faced major challenges in identifying the body of a young woman. The case remains under federal review.
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Tomasz Kosowski, a plastic surgeon, faces first-degree murder charges for allegedly killing his former legal adversary, Steven Cozzi, during a civil dispute. Prosecutors claim he researched a lethal paralytic, disposed of Cozzi’s body, and attempted to erase DNA evidence by scraping his fingers post-arrest.
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Danny Vanover, a former firefighter, paramedic, and police officer, was charged with sex crimes and felonious assault in September 2025. Body-worn cameras recorded his arrest, part of an investigation into his alleged offenses.
A Pennsylvania fire chief and father, Brian Salt, was arrested after admitting to throwing his infant daughter due to her persistent crying. He faces charges of aggravated assault and child endangerment.
A Wyoming fire chief and his wife face charges of aggravated child abuse and conspiracy after allegedly starving and imprisoning their 13-year-old adopted son, who weighed 55 pounds. Authorities report severe malnourishment and neglect, with the boy now hospitalized and the parents in custody as the investigation proceeds.
Cuban detainees in Atlanta's federal prison revolted against impending deportation, sparking a riot with inmates setting fires. The FBI negotiated with hostile prisoners to manage the crisis.
Firefighter Derek Dorsey found his wife Kim dead in their Jacksonville bedroom after a 24-hour shift. Police uncovered zip ties, weapons, and evidence of a brutal struggle, prompting an investigation into the circumstances surrounding her death.
Firefighter Derek Dorsey found his wife, Kimberly, dead in their Jacksonville home after a 24-hour shift. Investigators examined a brutal bedroom scene with multiple weapons, exploring infidelity suspicions, interrogating suspects like Joshua V, and later capturing Lance Kirkpatre following confessions and evidence linking him to the crime.
Firefighter Derek discovered his wife Kim murdered in their home, with evidence suggesting a known assailant. Investigators found zip ties, weapons, and signs of a struggle, indicating the crime was likely committed by someone familiar to the victim.
Firefighter Derek Dorsey found his wife Kim murdered in their Jacksonville home after a 24-hour shift. Investigators identified zip ties, weapons, and a suspicious alibi. Suspects included Joshua Veal, Lance Kirkpatrick (convicted), Heather Rich (disappeared), a Marina employee (failed polygraph), and Curtis Gamble (confessed).