Connie Quedens shot her boyfriend, dumped him in a well, and walked free for 16 years. Here’s the full story of one of Georgia’s coldest cold cases.
The Body in the Well: How Connie Quedens Got Away With Murder for 16 Years Read More »
Sharon Maxwell married ten men in a tiny Texas town, but when husband number ten tried to leave, she shot him, burned his body, and pointed the finger at her own teenage son.
Ten Husbands, One Murder, and the Son She Threw Under the Bus Read More »
A real estate agent and registered sex offender, Todd Kohlhepp hid seven murders behind a normal life until one survivor exposed it all.
The Double Life of Todd Kohlhepp: Real Estate Agent, Serial Killer Read More »
A nurse. Two dead husbands. Three trials. The Raynella Dossett Leath case is one of Tennessee’s most controversial true crime stories ever told.
The Widow on Solway Road: Raynella Dossett Leath Read More »
Convicted of six murders. Confessed to over a hundred. Ottis Toole was the drifter who killed six-year-old Adam Walsh and got away with it for 27 years.
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Texas has executed 598 people. Only 9 were women. Betty Lou Beets was one of them. Two husbands. Two shallow graves. One wishing well.
The Wishing Well: Betty Lou Beets Read More »
Discover the chilling story of Kathy Blair, the beloved Austin choir director murdered in 2014, and the quest for justice on Tamarac Trail.
The Kathy Blair’s Tragic Night on Tamarac Trail Read More »
Three civil rights workers. One Mississippi night. Forty-one years before anyone was convicted. The full story of the Mississippi Burning murders.
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Susan Smith drowned her two sons in 1994 and blamed a Black man. Thirty years later, she asked for parole. The board said no.
She Chose a Man Over Her Sons: Susan Smith’s Tangled Web Read More »
Travis Lewis murdered a mother and cousin in 1996. After his release, he killed the victim’s daughter in 2019.
Two Murders, 23 Years Apart: The Travis Lewis Case Read More »