True Crime
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The White Cadillac: How Tupac Shakur’s Killing Finally Reached a Verdict
He told the story of Tupac’s murder for years. Then a jury finally listened.
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The Rope on the Sidewalk: A 1990 San Diego Cold Case Solved by DNA
A woman walking to work saw a rope on the sidewalk. It led down the hill.
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The Courthouse Murders: America’s First Cyberstalking Death Case
She told her lawyer she was afraid. Then she walked into the courthouse lobby.
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24 Years in an Evidence Locker: The Sherry Holtz Cold Case
The knife sat in an evidence locker for 24 years. When they finally tested it, the jury needed eight minutes.
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The Weimar Cold Case: Four Killings, One Small Town, 34 Years
Firefighters found the house burning with the doors padlocked from outside. It took thirty-three years to name the man who did it.
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The Maya Millete Case: She Walked Into Her Own House and Vanished
She walked into her own house in Chula Vista and was never seen again. Five years later, a jury convicted her husband of murder — with no body, no crime scene and no cause of death.
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The Dee Warner Case: Sealed Inside a Tank on Her Own Farm
She vanished from her own farm. Three years later, they found her sealed inside a tank on the property.
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The Bailey Scott Case: An Argument Over Birdseed
An argument over birdseed ended with a 23-year-old mother dead — and the man who shot her was a former police officer.
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The Kim Thomas Cold Case: Solved After 35 Years
She was murdered in her own home in 1990. It took 35 years, a wrongly-suspected husband, and a DNA breakthrough to finally name a suspect.