The Villains Videos
In November 2023, Theodore A. Gullia, 65, died at his home in Solon, Ohio. His son, Robert J. Gullia, was arrested and later indicted for his role in the death. After a year, Robert pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter, felonious assault, and mishandling remains, receiving a 20 to 25.5-year prison sentence.
In January 2020, authorities found Anthony Todt’s family deceased in their Florida home after weeks of silence. Todt initially confessed to killing his wife, children, and dog but later claimed his wife was responsible. Financial struggles and a federal healthcare fraud investigation were linked to the case. He was convicted in 2022 of multiple killings and animal cruelty, receiving a life sentence with no parole. As of 2024, he remains incarcerated and has filed a civil lawsuit over prison correspondence mishandling.
On June 7, 2017, 81-year-old Howard Biederman, recovering from colon cancer surgery, was found dead in his home. His daughter-in-law, Kathy, called 9-1-1 after he failed to answer calls. Law enforcement arrived to a scene with severe bloodshed, including his broken glasses, purple eye, and open mouth, though the offender remains unidentified.
In 2017, TerriLynne Collins, a 54-year-old Arizona woman, was killed at her family’s property during a confrontation with an intruder. Her death sparked court proceedings and public debate, with her husband expressing grief and frustration over the case’s handling. The incident underscores the devastating impact of violent crime on families and communities.
Steven Murray, a 30-year-old with a history of incarceration since age 11, is interrogated over his father Rene Robert's disappearance. Rene, a respected community figure known for aiding ex-convicts, vanished after failing to attend church, prompting concern among those who knew him.
In 2023, Chance Donohoe called 911 and confessed to killing his former girlfriend, Shannon Hiott, after fatally stabbing her inside her home. The documentary examines the confession, surveillance footage, police investigation, interrogation, and the evidence that led to his guilty plea for aggravated murder and life sentence with parole eligibility after 31 years.
On April 23, 2018, Alek Minassian rented a van from Ryder Rentals after a clean background check. He asked a staff member to demonstrate gear shifting, then sat alone in the vehicle for over 20 minutes before posting a cryptic Facebook message. Later, he drove the van, intentionally ramming pedestrians on Yonge Street during lunch hours, part of his "Incel Rebellion," before being apprehended by police after a 9-minute chase.
On April 5, 2018, Jhenea Pratt, an East Hills woman, was suspected of causing her 18-month-old daughter’s death after the child ingested fentanyl from a sippy cup. Officers responded to a call finding the infant unresponsive, noting a drug odor, and pronounced her deceased by 7:40 p.m. Pratt displayed minimal emotion during the interrogation.
The Storyville slayer evaded capture for nearly five years, prompting investigators to form a task force, gather testimonies, and collect evidence over years. A wrong suspect was arrested, but the real killer remained at large. Russell Ellwood, a suspect, was later apprehended after bragging on a radio show, though doubts persist about his involvement.
On July 23, 2022, Farmington PD responded to a shooting at a Safeway gas station in New Mexico. The suspect, armed with a self-defense claim supported by surveillance, was apprehended. However, a witness's video contradicted the surveillance, presenting an alternate account of the incident.
Kelsey Cash was killed in her Clovis, New Mexico, apartment in 2022 by Adrian Chavez, her ex-boyfriend, who forced entry. In 2025, Chavez was convicted of second-degree murder, aggravated burglary, and evidence tampering, receiving a 30-year prison sentence. The case underscores the devastating impact of domestic violence on families and communities.
Mackenzie Lueck, a 23-year-old University of Utah student, disappeared in June 2019 after meeting Ayoola Ajayi at Hatch Park. Digital evidence linked AJ to her disappearance, leading to his arrest and charges of murder and kidnapping. He pleaded guilty in 2020, avoiding a trial, and was sentenced to life in prison without parole.