The Minneapolis shooter who killed two children and injured many others at the Annunciation Catholic School had disturbing journal entries. Some were written in the Russian alphabet and directed at his mother. According to reports, the shooter's mom initially was not talking to police and hired an attorney. On Friday, authorities said they had a conversation with her. In this episode of Brian Entin Investigates, Brian goes through the journal entries and also discusses whether the Red Flag Law in Minneapolis could have prevented the shooting.

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Body camera video in this episode shows the moments after Former Letcher County, Kentucky Sheriff Shawn “Mickey” Stines was arrested for killing Judge Kevin Mullins. The murder could expose a secret sex ring locals say is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to corruption. In this episode of Brian Entin Investigates, Brian interviews a forensic psychologist about what Sheriff Stines' mental state was after the arrest and whether he was suffering from an 'extreme emotional disturbance' which is what the Sheriff's attorney has suggested.

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The shooter who killed two children and injured 18 people had a “deranged fascination” with previous school shooters, according to authorities. Police say they are going through thousands of pages of writings and journals connected to the shooter, and that he appeared to hate all groups including Blacks, Christians, Jews, Mexicans, and more. Officials said the shooter "appeared to hate all of us." In this edition of Brian Entin Investigates, we walk through all the latest developments in the investigation and show the part of the church where the gunman shot through narrow windows with the intention of hurting children on their second day of school.

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A shooting at a Minneapolis Catholic school killed two children and injured 17 people. The two children killed were ages eight and 10. Fourteen of those injured were also children, police said. Police identified the shooter as Robin Westman and said the weapons used in the shooting were recently purchased and legal. According to the Department of Homeland Security, magazines for the weapons had sayings including “Kill Donald Trump” written on them. A motive is still under investigation.

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According to sources, the father of missing 7-month-old Emmanuel Haro told a fake inmate in the jail where he is being housed that he killed the baby and put the baby inside a trash can. Sources say Haro told the fake inmate this as part of a "Perkins Operation" -- when an undercover informant poses as an inmate to get information out of someone in custody. The baby's father, Jake Haro, and the baby's mother, Rebecca Haro, were both charged with murder.

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The father of missing 7-month-old Emmanuel Haro, who is presumed dead, assisted investigators in Moreno Valley, California in the search for the remains of the child.  

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Body camera video in this episode shows the moments after Former Letcher County, Kentucky Sheriff Shawn “Mickey” Stines was arrested for killing Judge Kevin Mullins. The murder could expose a secret sex ring locals say is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to corruption. Women are coming forward to report they had sex with the judge in exchange for avoiding jail time and penalties in their criminal cases. In this edition of Brian Entin Investigates, we speak with Sheriff Stines’ attorney Jeremy Bartley who explains why the sheriff felt threatened — and why he was especially worried about his wife and daughter.

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Lyle Menendez was denied parole at a hearing on Friday. Lyle and his brother Erik were convicted of murdering their parents in 1989 by shooting them with shotguns while they watched television. Supporters of the brothers say they should be freed because they were sexually abused by their father leading up to the killings. But the prosecution feels they are still not fully remorseful and have not been model prisoners. In this episode of Brian Entin Investigates, I’ll walk you through everything that happened in the parole hearing that led up to the decision. And what comes next for the brothers.

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Erik Menendez was denied parole at a hearing on Thursday. Erik and his brother Lyle were convicted of murdering their parents in 1989 by shooting them with shotguns while they watched television. Supporters of the brothers say they should be freed because they were sexually abused by their father leading up to the killings. But the prosecution feels they are still not fully remorseful and have not been model prisoners. In this episode of Brian Entin Investigates, I’ll walk you through everything that happened in the parole hearing that led up to the decision.

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For the first time, we are seeing body camera video from Moscow Police as they arrived at the Bryan Kohberger crime scene at 1122 King Road. You can hear the first police interviews with the surviving roommates. I have omitted the video from inside the house.

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