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Armando Zamora's wife vanished in September 2021. He claimed to have dropped her off at home, then visited his grandmother and missed work due to rain. Later, he found her missing. His alibi appeared credible until detectives revealed his GPS ankle monitor, linked to a prior conviction, contradicted his timeline, exposing his deception.

In February 2020, 22-year-old Gabe Clevenger went missing after an argument with her husband Alec Blair, who reported her disappearance. Police found blood in his car, which he lied about cleaning. Blair confessed to beating Gabe unconscious, dragging her into a cornfield, and leaving her to die. Detectives revealed she was stabbed 14 times. Blair received a 45-year-to-life sentence for the murder.

On Thanksgiving Eve 2023, Darryl Walker returned home and disclosed infidelity to his wife Sheena, who then fired a single gunshot wound to her head. Walker seized the gun, fled, and his children discovered her body. Despite his claim of accidental discharge during an argument, the medical examiner noted the bullet's trajectory indicated no struggle. Walker received a life sentence without parole.

Brandon Gregory is in custody after allegedly beating his estranged wife, Alison Gregory, to death with a baseball bat during a divorce argument. Police say he hid her body in her car and drove over 100 miles to a remote campground, where he was later found with the body and confessed to the crime.

On April 28, 2019, a man called 911 from outside his Westchester Township, Ohio apartment, reporting his family—wife, mother-in-law, father-in-law, and wife’s aunt—found dead with gunshot wounds. No defensive wounds were present. Investigators noted his GPS location placed him at the scene 39 minutes before the call. A gun found in a pond had the father-in-law’s DNA, and he was texting a woman in Indianapolis, whom his wife had discovered a month prior.

Katelyn Markham, a 22-year-old art student, disappeared from her Ohio home in 2011. Her remains were found in Indiana two years later. John Carter, her partner, denied involvement for 12 years despite evidence, including boot prints and witness accounts. He pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter in 2024 and received three years in prison.