Ring camera footage shows 42-year-old retired U.S. Marine Ewen Dewitt carrying an axe. A 17-year-old reported his mother, Julie Minogue, was assaulted by Dewitt, prompting a police call. The incident highlights a violent confrontation between the man and the woman, with unclear motivations.
The Chicago Policy gambling racket, founded in 1885 by Paty King, King Fu, and Policy Sam Young, expanded into a multi-million-dollar operation by the 1930s. It involved betting on number combinations from tumbling drums, primarily in Chicago's black communities. Key figures like the Jones Brothers controlled large syndicates until legal conflicts and violence led to their decline, after which the Chicago Outfit seized control, sparking further bloodshed.
A documentary highlights volunteers on Lesvos risking their lives to aid refugees fleeing crises, emphasizing their sacrifices and dedication to providing safe passage. It portrays the global refugee challenge through the efforts of individuals leaving their homes to support others in need.
Fatal Vows explores real-life cases where marital love turns deadly, featuring stories of women escaping abusive husbands and a California couple's marital breakdown, using interviews and reenactments to reveal how wedded bliss can spiral into violence and betrayal.
A teenage vampire cult committed a thrill kill involving occult rituals and a murder, shocking a city. The case highlights twisted motives and dark practices linked to the group's activities.
Parents of a college student continue to urge authorities to investigate their daughter's murder, which occurred over 40 years ago. They have sought to sustain the case despite its prolonged timeline, emphasizing their commitment to seeking justice.
A teenager with occult interests killed his elderly neighbor in a ritual to achieve vampirism. Separately, a wealthy expat poisoned her husband with a sedative-laced smoothie, then bludgeoned him to death, wrapped his body in a rug, and arranged for movers to transport it to her storage unit.
A custody dispute in Ridgefield, Connecticut, escalated when Kristen Hogan allegedly poisoned her estranged husbandâs wine with antifreeze. Investigators linked her internet searches for toxic chemicals and WiFi data to her presence at his home, leading to charges of attempted murder and endangering their child, who exhibited similar poisoning symptoms. She faces a $1 million bond.
Aberdeen, Washington, faces homelessness and addiction amid a riverfront encampment, prompting city council debates and legal disputes over its closure. The community grapples with mental health crises, economic hardship, and efforts to balance safety with compassion, highlighting tensions between policy, public perception, and grassroots advocacy.
The deaths of John Belushi, River Phoenix, and Hunter S. Thompson are examined, focusing on psychological factors and events leading to their tragic fatalities. The series explores hidden secrets and flaws contributing to their untimely deaths.
Paramedics in Manchester respond to diverse emergencies, including road accidents, suicide interventions, child rescues, and mental health crises, providing critical care and support during high-pressure situations.
In 1996, near London, England, a road rage incident involving Kenneth Noye resulted in a fatal confrontation. Noye, driving a van, pursued and killed a motorist, marking one of the earliest documented road rage cases in media. The event highlighted escalating tensions and violence on UK roads.