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 nationwide manhunts. And for years, law enforcement agencies investigating violent crimes across multiple states had...

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 — and leave lasting questions about justice. John Kunco, a former maintenance worker at the victim’s...

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 complex. Bright, ambitious, and deeply involved in her new community, Arpana had already built a...

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 Los Angeles after graduating from Salpointe Catholic High School in Tucson, Arizona, to study communications...

The Unsolved Death of Dr. Robert Stonebreaker In January 2010, the quiet community of Rancho Santa Fe, California, was shaken by the mysterious death of Dr. Robert “Robbie” Stonebreaker, a well-known veterinarian and founder of the Animal & Bird Hospital of Del Mar. What...

The Murder of Jane Mixer: A Cold Case Revisited In March 1969, the quiet community of Ann Arbor, Michigan, was shaken by the discovery of 23-year-old law student Jane Mixer in a remote cemetery. Jane was bright, focused, and deeply committed to her future...

The Poisoning of Peggy Carr In the fall of 1988, 41-year-old Peggy Carr from Alturas, Florida, suddenly fell ill with symptoms that baffled doctors. It began with tingling in her legs and burning pain in her feet. Within days, she could barely walk. Her...