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Following Sharon Guthrie's apparent overdose-suicide, investigators recovered incriminating files from her husband's computer, revealing his infidelity and prompting further examination of the case.
In 1987, Houston resident Tracy Jo Shine vanished, and the case went cold until 2000, when a cold case squad linked her ex-boyfriend Michael Neal to her murder based on his confessions. Forensic Files, the longest-running true crime series, highlights such cases through evidence and expert analysis to solve unresolved crimes globally.
Doctors cannot determine the origin of a businessman's illness. Forensic Files, the longest-running true crime series, uses expert analysis and evidence to investigate unresolved cases, including diseases and accidents, worldwide.
A child's father was initially suspected in her death, but forensic analysis of tiny blood drops later linked the crime to a nearby convicted murderer, revealing the true offender. Forensic Files, the longest-running true crime series, uses evidence and expert interviews to solve real cases globally.
A murder investigation was aided by a legal requirement mandating bar video cameras. Evidence including video footage, hair, and blood samples led to the identification of the murderer. Forensic analysis of the evidence played a key role in solving the case.
The murders of an elderly couple remained unsolved until a jeweler identified a necklace from the victim's pawn shop two years later. Forensic Files, the longest-running true crime series, used evidence and expert interviews to solve the case.
The murder of 9-year-old Jessica Knott led to the identification of suspect James Edward Crow, Jr., linked through a garbage bag used by investigators as evidence.
A brutal attack on two boys near a pond led to the first use of diatom evidence to link a suspect to the crime scene. Forensic Files, the longest-running true crime series, utilized expert analysis and interviews to solve the case.
A murder investigation stalled by the absence of a body found charred remains, including a tooth with a filling containing traceable properties, aiding in identifying the victim. Forensic analysis of the remains provided critical evidence to advance the case.
Forensic scientists analyzed a 12-gauge shotgun, the sole recovered clue from a multiple-victim shooting, using specialized techniques to extract its serial number and trace it to its owner.
A serial arsonist's fires caused millions in damage and three deaths. Forensic hypnosis partly aided in his discovery, leading to the case's resolution through investigative methods and evidence analysis.
The 3-year-old son of Dripping Springs, Texas, parents developed a respiratory condition, while his father showed Alzheimer's symptoms. An investigator linked both illnesses to black mold in their modern home, revealing the mold's role in their health decline.