Jeff German's work explores crime in Las Vegas through articles, a podcast, and a book, detailing historical and contemporary criminal cases, including casino-related incidents and unsolved murders. His content focuses on investigations, victims, and offenders in the city's criminal history.
Lorenz Kraus, a German local politician, admitted during a television interview that he had killed his parents decades earlier. The documentary examines the shocking confession, the long-hidden double murder, and the investigation that followed as authorities reopened the case and brought charges against Kraus.
Michigan State Rep. Mary Cavanagh was pulled over at 2AM for swerving on I-96 with two flat tires. She failed a sobriety test and had a blood alcohol level over twice the legal limit, marking her second DUI offense. The incident occurred days after she advocated for legislation to ease DUI conviction forgiveness.
A woman was killed by whipped cream. A man ziplined on his ponytail in a separate incident. Both events are described in the content.
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.
A documentary explores the challenges faced by working-class white men in Britain, following six individuals over six months to examine barriers in education, employment, and societal perceptions. Presenter Professor Green, from a similar background, investigates their experiences and feelings of abandonment.
Curtis Reeves was tried for the 2014 movie theater shooting that killed Chad Oulson. He was acquitted in 2022. The trial involved claims he was texting during the incident. The Oulson family foundation is associated with the case.
A 35-year-old rapper affiliated with Lil Durk's Only The Family collective was fatally shot in a Chicago parking lot at 3 PM, authorities called one of the city's most brazen drill scene executions. The incident was captured on camera, with every second recorded.
A toxic couple's relationship escalated to murder, impacting innocent lives. The perpetrators remain free, while victim Yvan's death leaves a lingering tragedy, highlighting unresolved consequences of their violent dynamic.