Homicide: Hours To Kill Videos

Detectives Fabian Suarez and Kristen Daly investigate the murders of Carolyn and John Tarwaki in Niles, Michigan, reconstructing their final 24 hours. Evidence includes phone records, gunshot residue, and surveillance footage implicating a friend, a bouncer, and the sister as key suspects in the double homicide.

A Michigan home invasion homicide involved forensic evidence linking the crime to a hired hitman. Digital analysis identified the mastermind, while investigators focused on the victim’s final 24 hours to connect clues and trace the hitman’s actions, ultimately solving the case through forensic and investigative efforts.

Kay Parsons' brutal murder with a baseball bat and claw hammer sparked an investigation uncovering family secrets, a deadly affair, and deceit. Investigators pieced together the victim's final 24 hours, revealing a tangled web of motives and leading to a shocking conclusion.

Shannon Starbuck’s death resulted from domestic violence by her estranged husband. Investigators uncovered forensic evidence, a fabricated alibi, and a contentious custody battle, leading to his conviction and life sentence for strangulation homicide. The case highlighted the critical role of forensic analysis in linking the suspect to the crime.

Diane Holik, an IBM project manager, was found strangled in her Austin home after a massive storm. Detectives Tracy Garish investigated the pristine crime scene, using flexi cuffs and examining multiple suspects in the case.

IBM manager Diane Pollock was found strangled in her Austin home after a tornado. Investigators noted a pristine crime scene with flexi cuff marks, implicating her fiancé Dennis from It's Just Lunch as a suspect.

Diane Pollock, an IBM manager, was found strangled following a tornado storm. Investigators traced her final 24 hours from a Thursday shutdown to her Friday discovery, examining suspects like Ray, Anthony Russo, and Ivory Shaver, while linking the case to a separate murder investigation involving Deborah Booby.

Diane Holik's murder in Austin featured a pristine crime scene and missing evidence, pointing to a calculated killer. Investigators examined flexi cuffs and obsession clues, uncovering connections to a mystery home buyer and conflicting accounts involving Anthony Russo. Deborah Booby's death linked to a mob attack led to confessions, resolving the case through witness testimony and forensic analysis.

Swimmers discovered a dismembered torso in Manchester's river. Detectives identified the victim and arrested suspect Vaklov Plick, linking him to the murder. Other cases involved Jennifer Lewis's shooting, Sheila Dillard's confession, Teresa Burns' murder, and Phil Jeans' conviction after a cold case.

The dismembered torso of Mary Stson was found in a Manchester river. Investigators used a tattoo and surgical cuts to identify the killer, with suspects including Vaklav Plick and Luis Aoyo, whose DNA led to his confession in another case.

Detectives in Oldsmar, Florida, used psychological profiling, forensic analysis, and cell tower data to solve Karen Pannell’s murder. A staged crime scene and blood message provided critical clues, while fingerprint evidence and timeline reconstruction led to the perpetrator’s identification and arrest.

Dorothy Thompson's 2005 murder in St Bernard, Louisiana, remains unsolved. Her asphyxiation, hidden $500,000 cash, and ties to a local pet cemetery have fueled ongoing investigations, complicated by Hurricane Katrina's impact and conflicting witness accounts.