Steve January, the Chief Deputy of the McLennan County Sheriff in Waco, Texas, was a lawman cut from denim of the old west.Hundreds of officers recently paid their last respects to January, whose life was not cut short by a bullet from his many face-offs

God forbid if I ever was murdered, I would want Johnny Bonds on the case. His name sounds like a film noir detective. Johnny Bonds is the stuff true crime legends are made of. In 1972, he be

God forbid if I ever was murdered, I would want Johnny Bonds on the case.His name sounds like a film noir detective. Johnny Bonds is the stuff true crime legends are made of.In 1972, he became the youngest officer ever assigned to the elite homicide

Before, there was Osama bin Laden. Before, there was Timothy McVeigh. There was Ted Kaczynski. The UNABOMBER. FBI codename for UNiversity and Airline BOMBER.For sixteen years, Jamie Gehring grew up next door to Ted Kaczynski. She never had a clue that

Before, there was Osama bin Laden. Before, there was Timothy McVeigh. There was Ted Kaczynski. The UNABOMBER. FBI codename for UNiversity and Airline BOMBER. For sixteen years, Jamie Gehring

50 Sexual Assault Victims Will Never Forget The Stare of Serial Rapist David Hawkins When He Held A Gun To Their Heads This is the third episode in my series about how new DNA technology solves pre

This is the third episode in my series about how new DNA technology solves previously unsolvable cold cases. Its called FGG -- Forensic Genetic Genealogy.Im investigative reporter Robert Riggs taking you inside the crime scene case into how the first

The Golden State Killer got away with 12 murders, 50 rapes, and more than 100 burglaries for over forty years before being caught. DNA evidence from his crime scenes never matched DNA samples in t

The Golden State Killer got away with 12 murders, 50 rapes, and more than 100 burglaries for over forty years before being caught.DNA evidence from his crime scenes never matched DNA samples in the FBIs CODIS databases because he had never been arreste

Sitting across the desk from a DNA profiler, she told me that I was leaving a trail of cells in her office that would lead back to me, especially if I committed a crime there.The rapid advancement of science and technology makes DNA evidencea powerful