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On November 17, 2016, at about 4:30 a.m., Brandi Worley, 31, called 911 after murdering her two children and stabbing herself in the neck. She told the 911 operator, “I have stabbed myself and killed my two kids.” When the police arrived at the Darlington, Indiana home, they found the bodies of 3-year-old Charlee and 7-year-old Tyler in the daughter’s bedroom.
A one-year-old infant in North Carolina passes away in a hot car in the parking lot at Armacell, a manufacturing company, after their father leaves to go to work.
Florida mother Sheila O’Leary, 39, was found guilty of first-degree murder and multiple other charges related to the starvation death of her 18-month-old son in September 2019. Her husband Ryan O’Leary is expected to go to trial soon on the same charges.
The over 30-year-old cold case of Michelle Koski’s assault and murder has been solved using genetic genealogy. The 1990 case was left alone for 15 years before a cold case team started investigating, but in the end, it was too late.
70-year-old Anthony Sokolich, the caretaker of 63-year-old Katherine Sokolich, called 911 on Saturday after his sister became unresponsive. He had beaten her to the point of inflicting a brain bleed, which killed her the next day.
On the night of July 2nd, undercover officers from the Detroit Police Department decided to conduct a traffic stop on a vehicle leaving a drug house. They pulled the car over in search of narcotics, instead they found the body of a deceased individual.
At least six people were killed and 26 injured when a gunman opened fire on the Fourth of July parade in Highland Park, Illinois.
California pardoned Sara Kruzan last Friday, a woman who was convicted in 1994 for the murder of a man who she claimed sexually abused and trafficked her. Governor Gavin Newsom acted as a part of a larger movement to reevaluate sentencing throughout the country.
Kimberly Neptune, 43, was found dead in her home with almost 500 stab wounds on April 21.
Four men and two women were shot this morning outside the after-hours club 4 Cyber Cafe, and two have been hospitalized with life-threatening injuries. No suspects are in custody.
On Sunday, June 3, a 22-year-old armed man entered Field’s mall in south Copenhagen, Denmark and opened fire. The gunman killed three people and left several others wounded, including four who are in critical condition.
Six-year-old Elle Ragin has gone missing after her mother was found dead of an apparent suicide this past Saturday in her home. Investigators are currently searching for the young girl.
The bodies of three children and a woman believed to be their mother were found Friday evening in Vadnais Lake in Minnesota following an hours long search and rescue operation.
The killer of the young New York mother, 20-year-old Azsia Johnson, who was shot last Wednesday night in the Upper East side of Manhattan, has been arrested without bail. Isaac Argo, the shooter, is charged with second-degree murder and two counts of second-degree criminal possession of a weapon.
With a combined 90 years in federal prison, Jayson and Kara Wright will be ineligible for parole. Even after release, their registration as sex offenders will last the rest of their lives.
Last Friday, Dutch judges upheld Willem Holleeder’s life sentence for ordering the murders of five people. Holleeder was first sentenced in 2019, as a result of a trial in which his sister, Astrid Holleeder, testified against him.
Heather Hicks Auman is being charged with first-degree murder days after claiming her husband, Mishael “MJ” James Auman, had taken his own life.
Kaitlin Armstrong has been arrested by feds in Costa Rica after fleeing the states on May 18th for killing world-class gravel pro-cyclist, Anna Moriah “Mo” Wilson.
Last night, a 20-year-old woman, name unreleased, was fatally shot in Manhattan’s Upper East Side. She was pushing her 3-month-old infant in a stroller, and the infant was unharmed.
A German man was arrested on Tuesday for decapitating a homeless person and leaving the head on the steps of a courthouse in Bonn, Germany.
