Rapper Sheff G, real name Michael Williams, pleaded guilty to attempted murder and agreed to a five-year prison sentence. The case details his plea deal and sentencing, analyzed by Law&Crimeās Elizabeth Millner.
Rapper Yella Beezy, real name Markies Conway, faces capital murder charges in the death of rapper Mo3, aka Melvin Noble. He is accused of hiring a hitman to carry out the killing.
Rare interviews feature Edmund Kemper (Co-ed Killer), David Berkowitz (Son of Sam), and Dennis Rader (BTK Killer), discussing their crimes and psychological motivations.
In the UK, a burglary occurs every 45 seconds, often causing long-term trauma for victims. Former police officer Rav Wilding aids affected individuals, as seen with Harry and Linda, whose home was burgled on their happiest day. His series combines police investigations with home security upgrades, aiming to raise awareness, promote prevention, and foster community resilience through shared experiences.
Rav Wilding aids crime victims by transforming homes after burglaries, such as thieves stealing jewelry from a woman's late mother. The UK faces frequent burglaries, often underreported but deeply affecting individuals. The series combines police investigations with home security upgrades, emphasizing awareness, community support, and victim recovery.
A pensioner's home and car were stolen by burglars while she slept. Rav Wilding assists in the investigation, highlighting the UK's high burglary rate and efforts to support victims through community and police collaboration.
Hitler's regime enforced terror and destruction during the Third Reich, promoting racist ideologies to gain public support. The Nazi regime conducted extreme eugenics and inhumane medical experiments, causing widespread suffering and death.
In 2009, 17-year-old Brittanee Drexel vanished from Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. Her remains were discovered 13 years later, linked to Raymond Moody's arrest. Moody, 62, pleaded guilty to murder, kidnapping, and sexual misconduct, receiving life imprisonment plus 30 years.
Ray and Faye Copeland, a farming couple, hired labor as they aged. Their workers began vanishing, prompting an investigation into the disappearances. Authorities sought answers amid concerns over the coupleās involvement in the cases.
Raymond Boulanger, a former bush pilot, transitioned to smuggling drugs for the CIA and Colombian cartels, including Pablo Escobar. After surviving a plane crash and rescuing tourists, he operated in Laos, Cambodia, and Mexico before being arrested in 1992 with four tons of cocaine valued at over a billion dollars.
When 36-year-old Dana Laskowski, a mother of triplets, was found strangled at her home, investigators explored motives including a potential love triangle, a suspicious cable worker, and conflicting alibis. Clues from the crime scene, a diary, and a funeral confession complicated the case, leaving questions about whether it was a crime of passion or a calculated act.
Todd Kohlhepp, accused of multiple murders spanning decades, may have more victims. His interrogation is central to a true crime documentary exploring the case, focusing on his alleged crimes and the investigation into his alleged criminal history.