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In 2020, bucolic Portapique, Nova Scotia was the epicenter of a gruesome rampage that would take 22 lives in 13 hours, making it the largest mass murder in Canadian modern history.
Woodburn, OR is a close-knit community south of Portland in the beautiful Willamette Valley. One morning in 2008, an unusual metal box was found outside of a downtown bank that employees and landscapers did not recognize. By the time they realized it was a bomb... it was too late.
Howard Witkin lived in San Jose, California and managed his family's thriving glass and mirror business. He had three young children and was known as a humble, fun guy who people liked to be around. In 1980, he was found shot to death in his own home, and it would take decades before the real killer was finally revealed.
On May 4, 2022, the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner of Virginia's Western District released the autopsy results for two of the Shopping Cart Killer's five suspected victims.
Riverton, Wyoming is the site of the State's minimum-security Honor Farm. In 2004, nurse Tammy Watts' life was ended by one of its 176 inmates. But how do you find the perpetrator when everyone is a suspect?
A reminder to us all to choose our friends wisely...
Mike Williams was a local Tally boy, marrying his high school sweetheart after graduating from Florida State Univ. and having their first child five years later. He was an outdoorsman by nature and loved the quiet early morning hours he spent alone hunting for ducks in one of Tally's many lakes. When he went missing in 2000 after a morning at the lake, was it an accident... or a murder most fowl?
Linda Collins served in the Arkansas State Senate from 2015-2019. After losing her reelection bid, she returned to her rural hometown of Pocahontas to be with her family and focus on the small business she owned. But six months after moving home, her death made the small community wonder who among them was capable of such viciousness.
In 2009, Chiquita Tate was a rising legal star in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. She was a newlywed, was close with her family, and had just taken the big step of opening her own law practice. But during a late night at her office, she couldn't defend herself against the evil she encountered.
Oklahoma City is often associated with the shocking act of domestic terrorism in 1995 with the bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah federal building. But in 1978, Oklahoma City residents were rocked by the incomprehensible mass murders of four adults and five teenagers, which at the time was the worst the state had ever seen.
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