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48 Hours Covers Bryan Kohberger's Guilty Plea and Sentencing compiles CBS News' reporting on the investigation, guilty plea, sentencing, and aftermath of the University of Idaho murders case. The documentary follows the case from the November 2022 killings through Bryan Kohberger's conviction and life imprisonment.
A young girl vanished from her Colorado home in autumn, leaving her family devastated and authorities stumped. Decades later, investigators uncovered a predator through a single fingerprint, solving the long-standing mystery and exposing a hidden threat within the community.
In 1968, 22-year-old art student Wendy Halison was found dead in her car's trunk days after stopping at a gas station. Her murder remained unsolved for decades until recent advancements led to its resolution, though specific details of the breakthrough were not disclosed in the provided information.
When joey Comunale goes missing from a high end apartment complex, his dad and his friends turn to social media to track his final hours. What they learn is horrific. "48 Hours" correspondent Erin Moriarty investigates.
A woman was found dead in her home in 2015, prompting an investigation into suspicious circumstances. Authorities identified the offender through forensic evidence and surveillance, leading to a conviction. The case highlights challenges in solving crimes with limited witness accounts.
A body discovered with a gunshot wound to the head and a weapon nearby prompts investigators to determine whether the death resulted from suicide or homicide.
A YouTube playlist examines five criminal cases, including Jesse Pomeroy, Genildo Ferreira de França, Nikolai Dzhumagaliev, Charles Harrelson, and Anatoly Nagiyev, detailing their crimes, investigations, and legal outcomes.
A content creator apresenta investigaçÔes sobre crimes reais, destacando colaboraçÔes com roteiristas, editores e ilustradores. A produção inclui trilhas sonoras e crĂ©ditos de equipe, com foco em narrativas de crimes, sem detalhar casos especĂficos.
Law enforcement encountered diverse incidents, including a man stealing an ambulance with a patient, a dentist office altercation over paperwork, and a woman pleading to be arrested, all resulting in arrests. Jesse Weber analyzed five such cases highlighting unpredictable challenges faced by officers.
Five individuals, including family members, are accused of kidnapping a woman in Austin, where she was handcuffed, starved, and subjected to a BB gun attack. The alleged leader, Michelle Garcia, claimed restraint was due to her behavior, while others asserted consent. All face felony charges, including aggravated kidnapping and assault, with $300,000 bonds set.
A church pastor faced allegations of moral failures, including child abuse claims and assaulting a communion recipient, as detailed in Law&Crime's analysis of bodycam footage. The cases highlight ethical breaches by religious leaders, prompting scrutiny of their conduct during investigations.
Karen Read faces a second retrial for the murder of her boyfriend, Boston police officer John O'Keefe. The case, with identical charges, now includes a new special prosecutor and additional evidence to be presented by both sides.