Civil rights attorney Benjamin Crump and billionaire filmmaker Tyler Perry team up to help find two Black men who went missing after both were in the custody of a Collier County sheriff's deputy three months apart.

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This week on The Docket, one Florida criminal, an 8-time felon, captures himself on his own surveillance cameras dragging a dead woman's body around his house. An open-and-shut case for police in Manatee County. Plus, a mother mourns the death of her young daughter who was gunned down in her own car at a Tampa intersection.

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There’s more water in Broward County than there is land, if you count the Everglades. Waterways are a pretty common place for vehicles, evidence and people to go missing. Karen talks to one woman who is a Guardian for the Missing.

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On this episode of Full Rigor, a true crime story directly from a Florida State University student who is in fear for her life after a vicious cat fight.

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On this episode of Full Rigor, a true crime story directly from a Florida State University student who is in fear for her life after a vicious cat fight.

Advanced DNA technology helped South Florida cold case investigators link a man known as the “pillowcase rapist” to a string of sexual assaults stemming back to the 1980s. Also, more gun violence involving Florida children pulling the trigger.

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Prospective jurors in Broward county are being asked about their feelings on the death penalty for convicted killer Parkland shooter Nikolas Cruz this week, only this time in the shadow of another deadly school shooting in Uvalde, Texas.  But did the mass shooting in Texas sway potential jurors' sentiments in favor of the death penalty for Cruz?

Also on The Docket, a deadly gator attack and parasailing mishap. 

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Death by septic tank. This week Karen dives into the horrific drowning death of a Jensen Beach woman who was thrown into her own septic tank alive.

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This week on the docket, a 2010 rape case is solved after DNA matches a Florida man. An elderly woman shoots an intruder dead. And Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd once again does not disappoint.

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During the summer of 1993, a 20-year-old boy was found beaten and stabbed to death in the Everglades and soon a bizarre story unfolded of a love-hate relationship, full of sex, jealousy and revenge. The murder of Bobby Kent was so shocking, it inspired the book and movie, "Bully."

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