An anonymous former child star has filed a civil lawsuit in Los Angeles, alleging that Sean "P. Diddy" Combs sexually assaulted him at a Hollywood party in 2007 when he was underage. The lawsuit also names the plaintiff's talent agencies as defendants, claiming they conspired with Combs and failed to protect the minor by encouraging him to attend the event without a chaperone. While Combs' team has completely denied the "false and ridiculous" allegations, West Coast law enforcement is reportedly reviewing sexual assault claims against the rapper, who is currently serving a 50-month federal prison sentence. Law&Crime’s Sierra Gillespie has the Scandal.

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Nick Reiner, the son accused of murdering his parents, is now fighting for access to a $1.5 million trust fund that his parents created decades ago, arguing the money is legally his and needed to pay for his criminal defense. His attorneys claim the trust distributions were mandatory and unconditional, while opponents point to California's "Slayer Statute," which could prevent him from inheriting if he is ultimately found responsible for his parents' deaths. The dispute raises a high-stakes legal question: can a man accused of killing his parents use their money to fund the defense against those very allegations? Law&Crime’s Sierra Gillespie has the Scandal.

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The search for missing American Lynette Hooker has officially ended, but the investigation into her disappearance is far from over. Authorities continue to scrutinize conflicting accounts from her husband, Brian Hooker, whose story has been challenged by GPS data, allegations of past abuse, and questions about his actions after Lynette reportedly went overboard in the Bahamas. With no body recovered, no charges filed, and mounting suspicions from family and friends, the mystery of what really happened aboard the couple’s sailing trip remains unsolved. Law&Crime’s Sierra Gillespie has the Scandal.

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An alleged stalker sparked a major police response after breaking into a luxury Florida Airbnb being rented by social media stars, including an OnlyFans model with millions of followers, and claiming he had purchased the mansion. Bodycam footage shows SWAT officers surrounding the property, using drones and loudspeakers before arresting 22-year-old Connor Litka, who was accused of breaking in through a shattered glass door and livestreaming from inside the home. After his arrest, Litka allegedly refused to identify himself, repeatedly claimed he didn't know his own name, demanded medication, and was ultimately convicted on multiple charges. Law&Crime’s Sierra Gillespie has the Scandal.

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A new Netflix docuseries revisits the child sex abuse case against Michael Jackson, but this episode explores six major controversies and developments it allegedly left out. The series covers everything from Jackson's infamous baby-balcony incident and later accusations by former supporters Wade Robson and James Safechuck, to questions surrounding the Arvizo family's credibility and the aftermath of Jackson's 2005 acquittal. It also examines Jackson's 2009 death and the criminal conviction of his doctor, painting a broader picture of the scandals that continued long after the trial ended. Law&Crime’s Sierra Gillespie has the Scandal.

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Josh Duggar's bid to overturn his federal child sexual abuse material conviction has been rejected, keeping the former reality TV star behind bars as a judge dismissed his appeal as untimely and lacking credibility. Adding to the mystery, Duggar has been transferred from a minimum-security federal prison to a specialized medical facility in Fort Worth, Texas, the same institution that houses Joe Exotic, though neither his attorney nor prison officials have explained why. The latest developments come as legal troubles continue to surround the Duggar family, with Duggar's younger brother Joseph facing separate criminal allegations in Arkansas and Florida. Law&Crime’s Sierra Gillespie has the Scandal.

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A shocking moment in a Massachusetts courtroom, as an accused killer breaks down at his initial appearance. Fifty-eight-year-old Sean Brewer is accused of shooting his wife, 47-year-old Jacklyn Berry, over the weekend. Brewer allegedly found an “unknown person’s” jacket and gun in his bedroom, when the firearm "spontaneously" went off. At his arraignment on Tuesday, Brewer openly and audibly sobbed in the courtroom as the case was discussed. On today’s episode of Scandal, Law&Crime’s Sierra Gillespie unpacks the facts of the case and hears from CBS Boston reporter Louisa Moller, who was inside the courtroom at the time of Brewer’s breakdown.

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Teacher Maris Nichols Either, who was accused of having inappropriate relations with a student in a school closet, has allegedly engaged in similar acts with five other students. Authorities allege the educator sent suggestive text messages to minors, including one to a female student, encouraging her to watch “50 Shades of Grey.” Law&Crime’s Sierra Gillespie looks into the case in this episode of Scandal.

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A first-grade teacher in a small Pacific Northwest town is making national news for allegedly having sex with a 16-year-old student. According to investigators, Mackenzie Naught’s husband was the one who turned her in to police. Naught was arrested at her home on suspicion of first-degree sexual misconduct of a minor. Law&Crime’s Sierra Gillespie breaks down the case on this episode of Scandal.

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Maris Nichols, a 25-year-old biology teacher and football operations manager at Alexander High School, was arrested for allegedly having sexual encounters with a student in a shared classroom closet and a parked SUV. While Nichols is currently out on a $40,000 bond, parents have voiced outrage over a lack of academic instruction in her classroom and a perceived failure by the school district to ensure student safety. Despite her leadership role as the district's biology program lead, the Douglas County School System has remained silent regarding her employment status and how the alleged on-campus misconduct went unnoticed. Law&Crime’s Sierra Gillespie breaks down the case on this episode of Scandal.

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