A man walking his dog finds a suitcase in a Cleveland park — inside, the remains of a child. Detectives soon uncover a second suitcase with another child's body and later learn the victims are half‑sisters, 8-year-old Mila Chatman and 10-year-old Amor Wilson. Who killed these little girls and buried them shallow graves? In this episode, 19 News Senior Investigative Reporter Sara Goldenberg retraces the first critical days of the investigation. Content warning: This episode includes graphic and disturbing details involving children. 

A mother throws her four-year-old son into the lake and lets him drown.  She claimed it was a test of her faith in God.  Will a judge decide it was cold-blooded murder?  

In this final episode, Bionca Ellis learns her punishment for killing three-year-old Julian Wood.  Hear the powerful messages from Julian's mother and father as the judge hands down Justice for Julian.  

Two-year-old Nevaeh Holton vanished more than a decade ago but the little girl wasn’t reported missing for years. Now, the father who never knew she existed is speaking out for the first time, desperate for answers about his daughter. Investigator Sara Goldenberg takes you inside this puzzling case with Cleveland Police and the FBI as they search for the missing toddler who would be 15 years old today.

After six days of testimony and 7 hours of deliberations, the jury in the Bionca Ellis trial has reached a verdict. Did Bionca Ellis knowingly kill 3-year-old Julian Wood?  

A three-year-old boy stabbed to death in a brutal, random attack at a grocery store parking lot.  In this episode we hear from Julian's mother who had to witness the murder of her son.  We'll also hear from medical experts who argue whether Bionca Ellis was insane when she committed the horrific crime. 

Three-year-old Julian Wood was at an Ohio grocery store with his mother when, suddenly, a woman attacked, stabbing him to death in a brutal, random act of violence. Police would arrest Bionca Ellis only about a hundred yards from the crime scene. In this special Dark Side of the Land series, you can listen to key testimony in the trial and get expert legal analysis as a heartbroken family and a devastated community hope for "Justice for Julian."  

Nearly 30 years after a young Cleveland mother vanished without a trace, a suspect has now been arrested and charged with her murder. Cathy Parisi was working as an escort when she disappeared in April 1997. Her body has never been found. In this episode, 19 News investigative reporter Sara Goldenberg goes inside the investigation and the courtroom, and takes a closer look at what kind of possible evidence prosecutors and defense attorneys are looking at in this case.

19 News investigator Sara Goldenberg has uncovered new developments in the disappearance of Keshaun Williams. It has been more than two years since the teenager mysteriously vanished after going to a party in Cleveland and we have just learned investigators are now looking into new leads regarding persons of interest in the case. In this episode, Sara takes you inside the investigation with Deputy U.S. Marshal Vinny Piccoli as they discuss the potential evidence that was recovered from the Cuyahoga River along with where the case stands now. You'll also hear from Keshaun's grandmothers who share what they want you to know about their grandson, how this case has impacted their families, and the message they have for anyone who may have had something to do with his disappearance.

Reality show producer Jonathan Walton is not your average scam victim. After losing nearly $100,000 to a career con artist, Walton set out to take her down and then went on to become somewhat of a con artist hunter. After investigating hundreds of scam cases, he suspects you may fall victim next. In this episode, Walton teams up with 19 News investigator Jen Picciano to outline the anatomy of a con artist and the 14 red flags they display. Hear when your Spidey senses should kick in, the threshold you should live by, and when to cut ties and run the other direction. Walton also shares what he calls "Kryptonite" for con artists, along with the secrets to getting real justice when reporting you've been scammed.