On October 6, 2025, in Harvard, Illinois, an officer discovered a couple in a parked car with hazard lights on; autopsy shows both died of gunshot wounds to the head, authorities say murder-suicide.
A gruesome workplace murder in Cokato, Minnesota, leaves 20-year-old welder Amber Czech dead. Co-worker David Bruce Delong, 40, has been charged with second-degree murder after allegedly confessing he killed her with a sledgehammer because he “didn’t like her.”
Crime Report: The “Exorcism” Murder The Crime The quiet suburban streets of Levittown, Pennsylvania, were shattered on the evening of June 14, 2025, by the roar of a gas-powered chainsaw and the terrifying screams that followed. In what prosecutors described as one of the most “depraved and calculated” acts of domestic violence in the state’s…
Retired Ohio State University professor James Hill, 76, has been charged with the brutal murder of his wife, Mary Kathleen Hill. Police say Hill confessed to the crime, claiming he felt he had “no way out” after falling victim to a $15,000 sextortion scheme on a dating app. Read the full crime report on the tragedy that shook Upper Arlington.
Sincir Malik Porter, 21, faces two counts of second-degree murder following the fatal stabbing of his roommate, Abdirahman Adan Abdirahman, 25, in south Minneapolis. The deadly confrontation, captured on surveillance video, reportedly stemmed from an argument over a mere $15. Porter remains jailed on a $1 million bond as the community grapples with the senseless violence.
Nathaniel Archuleta, 19, has been sentenced to 45 years in prison for the murder of his girlfriend, Mary Halcomb, 20, in September 2024. Archuleta fatally shot Halcomb and attempted to stage her death as a suicide, a ruse quickly uncovered by investigators. His conviction comes after an emotional plea hearing, bringing a measure of justice to Halcomb’s grieving family.
Seventeen-year-old Sarah Grace Patrick, who publicized her parents’ 2025 murders by messaging true crime bloggers on TikTok, has been arrested in Carrollton, Georgia. Investigators say digital footprints—including ominous remarks that coverage would be “a really big hit”—led them to charge her with two counts of murder and two counts of aggravated assault.
Abigail White, known online as “Fake Barbie,” claimed she only wanted to scare her ex, Bradley Lewis, when she picked up a knife—hours later he was pronounced dead of a single stab wound to the heart. A Bristol Crown Court jury rejected her story and convicted her of murder, handing down a life sentence with a minimum term of 18 years.