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A suspect was arrested after being caught on camera during a crime. Investigators used CCTV footage, witness statements, and interrogations to identify and charge the offender, leading to a sentencing conclusion. Key details included a 911 call, victim accounts, and the suspect's eventual custody.

A 12-year-old boy escaped from a basement, suffering severe malnutrition, wounds, and duct-taped ankles, after years of alleged extreme isolation and punishment in the Franke family. The case exposed hidden abuse behind a public image of perfection.

A Palm Beach socialite killed her ex-husband. Twenty years later, another family member was shot with the same gun in a related incident. The case, investigated by "48 Hours," highlights a pattern of violence within the family.

Sante Kimes and her son Kenneth Kimes, a murderous duo, murdered three individuals during a 43-year crime spree across the U.S. in the 1990s, evading capture through deception and violent crimes.

The case involves a victim who was assaulted by an offender during a confrontation. Investigators identified the suspect through forensic evidence and witness accounts, leading to an arrest. The incident highlights challenges in securing reliable testimony and the importance of corroborating evidence in criminal proceedings.

A 3-year-old Texas boy, Dawson Zamora, is critically injured after being beaten by his mother’s boyfriend, Christopher Alexander. His mother, Chelsea Berg, allegedly knew of the abuse for weeks but failed to intervene, leading to charges of injury by omission against her. Alexander faces multiple charges, while Berg could face life imprisonment if convicted.

A Massachusetts mother faces multiple murder charges after her two children were found dead during a welfare check in Vermont. Court records indicate she was involved in an ongoing custody and divorce dispute with her husband.

A Missouri toddler died of dehydration after his mother allegedly failed to feed him for over 30 hours. Alyssa Wehmeyer faces charges of child abuse or neglect resulting in death. Criminal defense attorney Josh Corman discussed the case with Law&Crime’s Jesse Weber.

An Arkansas mother, Lacey Lashley, admitted to giving her teenager THC gummies over months to aid sleep, leading to an investigation after a tip and positive drug test. Authorities raised concerns over repeated use, dependency, and alcohol access, resulting in her charged with endangering her child and receiving a suspended 12-month sentence.

Wojciech Janowski, a financially struggling businessman, murdered his mother-in-law, Hélène Pastor, to resolve his debts. His apparent success masked severe financial distress, leading him to commit the crime. The case highlights motives tied to economic desperation.

In 1999, billionaire Edmund Safra died in a Monte Carlo penthouse fire. His bodyguard, Ted Maher, alleged he was framed after confessing to the crime. The case remains unresolved, with debates over whether it was a botched rescue or a premeditated murder.

Political dynasties in Kenya, Azerbaijan, and Pakistan have exploited their influence to amass wealth far exceeding reported incomes, much of which is funneled to London. This city, a global hub for financial secrecy, enables money laundering and anonymous property ownership, allowing stolen funds from struggling nations to fuel corruption and evade accountability.