Lorenzen Wright was a basketball player, who played for 13 seasons in the NBA. On July 18, 2010, he went missing after failing to attend his sister's baby shower. 10 days later his body was found and his ex-wife Sherra Robinson & her friend Billy Raye Turner were found guilty of his murder. Sherra collected his $1 million life insurance; 10 months after getting it, she spent $970,000 on whatever she desired.

On September 28, 2000, David Camm's wife, Kim, and two children 7-year-old Bradley and 5-year-old Jill were all murdered in the garage. David would end up being convicted of their murder twice, acquitted on the third, and spending 13 years in prison for a crime he didn't commit.

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In 1971 and 1972, 6 black girls were abducted and murdered in the Washington D.C. area, the killer was dubbed "The Freeway Phantom" because of their use of the freeway to get in and get out. 52 years later, there are no witnesses, no leads, and the serial killer has remained unidentified.

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Barry Winchell, a 21-year-old private first class stationed at Fort Campbell, was dating a transgender woman, Calpernia Adams, when he was murdered by his roommate, for who he was dating. His death brought to light the military's "don't ask, don't tell" policy, which is quite a shocking policy.

In the late 1990s, Sante and Kenny Kimes were known as Mommy and Clyde, and they were involved in a string of crimes across the United States, beginning with stealing, forgery, scams, and eventually ending in murder because they wanted money.

Dana Satterfield was a successful 27-year-old woman, she was a mother to her two children and the owner of her own hair salon. In 1995 she was found murdered in her own salon, and the case would go cold for 10 years after her daughter without knowing it would help solve her mother's murder.

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Ashley Pond, 12, went to the bus stop every morning to get to school when she went missing one day in January 2002. Authorities initially classified her as a runaway, but after two weeks, they changed their minds. Miranda Gaddis, another girl who is a friend of Ashley Pond, goes missing in March 2002. Ashley reported unwanted and inappropriate behavior to her teacher, who reported it to CPS about a man named Ward Weaver, and nothing was done. Ward Weaver would go on TV and claim his innocence over a concrete slab where Ashley Pond was subsequently discovered. Ward was arrested and sentenced to life in prison in 2002. Ward Weaver Sr., the father was also convicted of double murder and has been suspected of 24 -26 murders. Francis Weaver, Ward Weaver's son has been in prison since 2014 for his involvement in a murder. This is an excellent example of "the apple does not fall far from the tree."

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Officers Richard Phillips and Milton Curtis were both murdered in 1957 after pulling over a man for running a red light. The murders stayed unsolved for 46 years until 2002 when they were solved thanks to technology, handwriting analysis, a family member contacting the police and how the police officers marked their killer for life. They were successful in bringing the murderer to justice. 

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