It was 1 a.m. on April Fool's Day in 1988 when police responded to an alarm call at the Paradise Valley home of Jeanne Tovrea. Police found her dead in her bed, the victim of five gunshot wounds to her head all at close range and two through a pillow

Jeanne Tovrea

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Justin Michaels of Des Moines, Iowa, and his fiance Angie believed that they had something special and then something happened that neither saw coming.

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Living alone in an apartment for the first time, Janet Walsh went out with friends on August 31st, 1979 and the next morning she was found tied up and strangled to death.  The case was a mystery for years but with help from modern technology, police were able to determine a suspect.

Someone's Lying. The Murder of Janet Walsh

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The story from a young exotic dancer in Alaska sounded too bizarre to be true and it was hard for a drifter like her to be believed compared to an upstanding citizen. This is the story of Robert Hansen, a baker that became a butcher.

The Baker Becomes a Butcher | Robert Hansen

A former FBI agent that lived for routine did something he'd never done, he broke it. This was not like Scott Horn and soon after, a search began for the father of two and when his body was eventually recovered, local investigators were left with more questions than answers.

Jeanne Tovrea

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