In May 2012, 21-year-old University of Louisiana student Michaela "Mickey" Shunick vanished during a late-night bike ride. Her Schwinn bicycle was later found under Whiskey Bay Bridge, and investigators linked a white Chevrolet Silverado to her disappearance, leading to the discovery of her remains and the identification of her murderer.
Elsa McGrain was struck by a vehicle while jogging in Lawrence, Kansas, on November 6. Her body was discovered hours later, prompting an investigation that led to the arrest of William Klingler, 36. Charges include felony hit-and-run, evading an ignition interlock device, driving while suspended, and lack of insurance. McGrain, a pre-med student and sorority member, was pronounced dead at the scene.
Souch Mahmoodi disappeared from east Toronto in 2015. Investigators initially linked him to the gay village after a trans survivor revealed their secret relationship at Woodys bar, connecting him to MacArthur's hunting ground.
In South Africa, numerous educational courses have been marketed as high-quality but are revealed as elaborate scams, deceiving participants with false promises.
A South Korean influencer, Yoon Ji-ah, was kidnapped and murdered by Choi, known as Black Cat, after being manipulated through an informal agency. Investigators linked her death to coercive control, revealing a pattern of exploitation and violence in the influencer industry.
A 17-year-old fatally attacked three girls and injured others at a Taylor Swift-themed dance class in 2024. A public inquiry examines systemic failures, while a police watchdog investigates misconduct in a 2023 school car crash case. Concerns remain about accountability and preventing future tragedies.
A Southwest Airlines pilot was removed from his flight after officers reported he smelled of alcohol and failed field sobriety tests. Despite denying impairment and refusing a blood test, police cited clear signs of intoxication, leading to his arrest on a DUI charge. The incident resulted in his termination, loss of FAA licensure, and potential federal charges.
Deputy Frank Sloup encountered a speeding sovereign citizen with a suspended license, an unrestrained child, and a DUI-suspended driver who disclosed a firearm during separate interactions. The incidents involved traffic stops and safety concerns.
Joel Guy Jr murdered his parents to claim insurance after they cut off his financial support, stabbing his father 42 times and mother 31 times. He dismembered their bodies, boiled his motherās head, and disposed of evidence. Prison letters provided insight into his mental state and actions following the crime.
Speaking To Ted Bundy examines letters and recorded statements from the convicted serial killer, exploring whether his reflections on his family were sincere or another example of the manipulation that characterised his life.
Speaking to Ian Brady: The Moors Murders Case examines the correspondence of Ian Brady through his prison letters, offering insight into the mindset of one of Britain's most notorious child killers. The documentary explores Brady's reflections on the Moors Murders, his claims about the case, and the continuing controversies that...
A former St. James, Missouri teacher who admitted to sending sexually explicit photos to a teenager avoided jail time, receiving five years probation under a plea deal. Sheriff Chris Swanson, leading a task force against sexual predators, commented on the case.