In Greenville, South Carolina, 18-year-old Seth Norris was linked to attacks on homeless camps between 2021 and 2022, including the July 3, 2022, fatal assault on Joshua Garrett. Norris, now 21, received a 12-year prison sentence in 2025 for assault and accessory to murder. His mother reportedly cooperated with authorities, though multiple suspects were involved in the incidents.
Today's No BS Interrogation brings us to Macon, Georgia. Where on October 5, 2012, 58-year-old Gail Spencer was the victim of a brutal home invasion. The perpetrators had a goal in mind that was bigger than anything in Gail's home... It was the escrow accounts at the firm she worked...
On July 12, 2022, a shootout in Ray Township, Michigan, left 49-year-old Kimberly Mollicone dead and Daniele Giannone injured. Her husband, Matthew Mollicone, confronted Giannone at his home after discovering the affair, leading to gunfire. Kimberly was killed by Giannone’s bullet, but Matthew was convicted of voluntary manslaughter and assault, receiving a 12-40 year prison sentence in 2024. Giannone was not charged, citing self-defense.
In August 2017, 22-year-old Savanna Greywind, 8-months pregnant, went missing in Fargo, North Dakota. Her body was found in an apartment occupied by Brooke Crews and her boyfriend William Hoehn, who were later convicted in her death. The newborn Haisley Jo, found alive in the apartment, is now raised by her father and the Greywind family. Hoehn received a 20-year sentence after appeals.
On September 5, 2014, Demodrick Williams, 22, was fatally shot at Falcon Cove Apartments in Lubbock, Texas. Shavontae Johnson, 19, was interrogated regarding the incident but was never convicted. The circumstances remain unclear, with Johnson denying involvement.
On February 3, 2024, Juan Salinas reported his girlfriend, Cecilia Rodriguez, shot herself in the chest after a 911 call, but police found her dead with their children, a 1-month-old and 3-year-old, in the home. Salinas was convicted of murder in 2025 after evidence revealed his history of abuse and control, resulting in a life prison sentence and $10,000 fine.
On October 25, 2017, a robbery attempt in Columbus, Ohio, turned fatal when Sean Boyd died from gunshot wounds. Investigators identified Chazz Holman and Tariq Teasley as suspects, using security footage and witness accounts. Teasley was arrested in 2018 but charged with lesser offenses, receiving no jail time, while Holman faced murder charges.
In March 2011, 16-year-old Micaela Costanzo was lured to a remote desert area near the Utah border, beaten, and found buried in a shallow grave with her throat slit. Her ex-boyfriend, 18-year-old Kody Patten, pleaded guilty to first-degree murder in 2012 and received a life sentence without parole. His fiancé was also questioned.
A 2022 shootout in Ray Township, Michigan, resulted in Kimberly Mollicone's death. The incident occurred at Daniele Giannone's home, where she was involved in an affair. Her husband, Matthew Mollicone, confronted them, leading to gunfire. Kimberly was killed in crossfire. Matthew was charged with manslaughter and assault, convicted in 2024, and sentenced to 12-40 years. Daniele wasn't charged, citing self-defense.
In July 2020, 56-year-old James Whitaker disappeared in Hocking County, Ohio. Investigators identified his housemates, 19-year-old Melody Dixon and her father Michael Dixon, as suspects. Melody faced charges of tampering with evidence, obstructing justice, and received a 9-year sentence, below the prosecutors' requested 13 years.
Phoenix man Luis Lino, 32, was arrested for stabbing neighbor Javier Martinez, 32, during an altercation that led to Martinez's death. Charged with first-degree murder, Lino was indicted for second-degree murder, pleaded guilty in 2021, received a 25-year sentence, and is scheduled for release in 2044.
In St. Croix County, Wisconsin, Nicolae Miu, 54, was convicted of first-degree reckless homicide and multiple counts of recklessly endangering safety after four teens were stabbed while tubing on the Apple River in 2022. He received a 20-year prison sentence with concurrent terms, including 270 days for battery, and 732 days credit.