The Case of Melissa Lucio: Confession, Forensics, and a Death Row Sentence In 2007, a two-year-old girl died in Texas. Within hours, her mother was under arrest. That mother...

The Murder of Johnia Berry: How Forensic Evidence Solved a Brutal 2004 Case In the early morning hours of December 6, 2004, 21-year-old Johnia Berry was attacked inside her...

The Murder of Fred Engel How Cell Phone Forensics Exposed a Carefully Planned Crime In 2008, a quiet Myrtle Beach community became the setting for a murder that would...

The West Memphis Three: When Fear Replaced Evidence In May of 1993, a small Arkansas town was forever changed. On the evening of May 5th, Stevie Branch, Michael Moore,...

In February 2005, an Ohio woman suddenly collapsed and died while driving to a local movie theater. At first, her death was thought to be the result of a...

When a pattern emerges in criminal investigations, it often becomes the strongest lead.In Southern California, that pattern pointed to a serial sexual offender who used a knife to control...

The Wrongful Conviction of Marvin Grimm Jr. In 1975, a three-year-old boy disappeared in Richmond, Virginia. Four days later, his body was found in the James River — and...

Robert Eugene Brashers: The Serial Killer Forensic Science Finally Exposed For decades, Robert Eugene Brashers lived in obscurity. His name didn’t appear in headlines. He wasn’t the subject of...

The Wrongful Conviction of John Kunco In 1991, a brutal assault inside a Pennsylvania apartment set off an investigation that would ultimately expose deep flaws in forensic science —...

The Unsolved Murder of Arpana Jinaga: A Case Complicated by DNA On Halloween night in 2008, 24-year-old software engineer Arpana Jinaga attended a multi-apartment party in her Redmond, Washington...

The Murder of Juliana Redding: When Forensic Evidence Isn’t Enough On March 16, 2008, 21-year-old Juliana Redding was found murdered inside her Santa Monica apartment. Juliana had moved to...