Where Is The First 48 Subject Daryll Johnson Now?
In October 2013, Kinya Keller was brutally murdered in Louisianna. A&E's "The First 48" subject, Daryll Johnson, was arrested, and this is where he is now.
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Tragic Details Found In José Fernández's Autopsy Report
Miami Marlins star pitcher José Fernández fought long and hard to achieve the pinnacle of his profession, only suffer a tragic death in a boating accident.
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Psychiatrist Said The Hillside Strangler's Multiple Personality Claims Were Bogus
The human mind is almost unfathomably complex at the best of times. Numerous factors, including environment, biology, and history, can make it more so.
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A Chilling Theory On Ted Bundy's Motive For Murder
Ted Bundy has gone down in history as one of the most notorious serial killers in the United States. Here is a chilling theory for Bundy's motive to murder.
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The Untold Truth Of The Witman Murder Case
In 1998, the community of New Freedom, Pennsylvania, was shocked to hear the news that a young local boy had been found slashed to death inside his own home.
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Murder Hornets Have A Much More Friendly Image Now
Murder hornets have a pretty terrifying name, but they aren't exactly as deadly as you might think. Here's why the insects have a friendlier image nowadays.
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How The Murder Of Stanford White Became The Trial Of The Century
The trial of Harry Thaw, who murdered renowned architect Standford White for assaulting his wife, was the trial of the century during the early 1900s.
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Inside The Relationship Of Mob Boss Whitey Bulger And His Brother William
Mob boss James "Whitey" Bulger had a close relationship with his brother, politician William Bulger.
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How A Shirt Color Led To Walter Roseberry's Murder
Murders are committed for a variety of reasons from custody disputes to money issues. Here is how the color of Walter Roseberry's shirt led to his murder.
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The Tragic 2013 Murder Of Caleb Harrison Explained
In 2013, Canadian father Caleb Harrison was found murdered in his Mississauga home. Here are the tragic details behind Harrison's untimely and brutal slaying.
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How The Bureau Of Prisons Decides Where To House Federal Prisoners
There are 122 federal correctional institutions in the U.S. Here's how the Bureau of Prisons decides where to house prisoners.
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Ghislaine Maxwell's New Prison Life Seems More Like A Summer Camp Than Punishment
Ghislaine Maxwell was sentenced to prison for her role in Jeffrey Epstein's child sex trafficking ring. Here's why her prison seems more like a summer camp.
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Dwight Eisenhower's Lack Of Response To Emmett Till's Murder Spoke Volumes
The brutal murder of teenager Emmett Till in 1955 shocked the nation. However, President Dwight Eisenhower's lack of response spoke volumes on his stance.
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Tragic Details Found In American President Autopsy Reports
Autopsies date back 2,000 years and throughout history, they've helped to explain causes of death. Here are the post-mortem findings for eight U.S. presidents.
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The Man Who Murdered His Friend And Blamed It On Bigfoot
Crimes have been committed with a variety of excuses from the believable to the absurd, including one man who killed his friend and then blamed it on Bigfoot.
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Artificial Windpipe Spells Doom For Dr. Paolo Macchiarini's Patients
Dr. Paolo Macchiarini is a Swiss-Italian doctor and conman who found himself in court thanks to an artificial windpipe. Here's the crazy story of what happened.
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Former Police Officer Thomas Lane's Sentencing Explained
Ex-cop Thomas Lane has been sentenced for violating George Floyd's civil rights. The sentence was described by Floyd's family as a "slap" in the face.
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Where Is Anthony Templet Now?
Anthony Templet, at 17 years old, shot his father in their home in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, after a physical altercation. Here's where Anthony Templet is now.
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The Tragic 1975 Murder Of Lindy Sue Biechler Explained
Numerous cold cases from the 1970s and 1980s have been solved in recent years thanks to DNA testing methods. The murder of Lindy Sue Biechler is one.
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One Of The Oldest Homicide Cases In Pennsylvania Might Have Been Solved With A Coffee Cup
In July 2022, law enforcement officials in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, announced that they had cracked open a cold case murder from 1975. Here's the story.
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The Untold Truth Of John Walsh
John Walsh is famous for turning a deeply tragic family event into a lifetime of advocacy on behalf of endangered and missing children nationwide.
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Why Armchair Detectives Think Laurie 'Bambi' Bembenek Was Framed For Murder By The Police
Laurie Bembenek was convicted of murdering her husband's ex-wife, but she maintained her innocence until her death.
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Pakistan Once 'Arrested' A Monkey For An Unusual Reason
Animals can sometimes unintentionally serve as an annoyance, but it's pretty uncommon for one to be arrested. Pakistan, however, once arrested a monkey.
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Disturbing Details About John Dillinger's Autopsy Report
Bank robber John Dillinger died in a shootout with the FBI in 1934.
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How Stephen Blumberg Became The World's Most Successful Book Thief
Stephen Blumberg stole from libraries across the country for decades before he was caught.
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Inside George Harrison's Criminal Past
Known as "the quiet Beatle," George Harrison's run-ins with the law may be surprising. Despite his arrests, he would flourish as an influential musician.
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Where Is Cop Frank Salerno From Netflix's Night Stalker Today?
Netflix's "Night Stalker" featured Frank Salerno, one of the detectives who solved the case of Richard Ramirez. This is what Salerno's done since retiring.
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