Lawrence Bittaker, along with partner Roy Norris, used to drive around with a toolbox looking for victims to torture during a heinous five-month stretch in 1979.
Crews cleaning up debris on Far Rockaway beach in Queens found the body of Shawn Rucker, who "had over 12 blunt force traumas to his head," according to police.
Egypt Covington's brutal murder sparked an investigation into those closest to her, but police eventually discovered her real killers had only entered her home after a fatal mistake.
After Andre "Angel" Melendez was brutally murdered in New York City, his dismembered body parts were put in a box and tossed into the Hudson River, washing up on Staten Island.
After Pamela Butler seemingly disappeared from her Washington, D.C. home, the case perplexed investigators before ultimately helping solve another woman's decades-old murder.
Former NYPD Chief of Detectives Robert K. Boyce, host of New York Homicide, reveals the shocking Season 3 cases he'll never forget, like the murder of a prince.
When Bruce Blackwood, 55 and from Queens, New York, called out of work and said he fell in the shower, then seemingly vanished, his family and police knew something was wrong.
Taylor Wright was hoping to start a new chapter with her girlfriend when she disappeared, but she was never seen alive again after a day out with "friend" Ashley McArthur.
After Jonathan Crupi called 911 to say he arrived home to find his wife dead, authorities discovered that Simeonette Mapes-Crupi had been pushed down a flight of stairs and stabbed 15 times.
Jimmy Allan told police he found his wife hanging from an extension cord in their Michigan basement and she tried to "kill herself," but investigators discovered Amy Allan didn't take her own life.
Veteran prosecutor Kelly Siegler is encouraging members of law enforcement to reach out with any unsolved homicide cases in need of resources and manpower.
Retired NYPD Chief of Detectives Robert K. Boyce is back for Season 3 of New York Homicide, which will tackle everything from the murder of an Indian prince to a serial killer who kept Brooklyn on edge.
A woman known to her film co-stars as Wyn Reed, whose real name was Aisling “Tucker” Moore-Reed, played a convincing on-screen killer — and turned out to be one in real life too.
When LaNell Barsock was found dead in the garage of her Palmdale home, authorities initially focused on her boyfriend before realizing they were headed down the wrong path.
Yvonne Pointer made one last heartbreaking promise to her daughter as she gazed at 14-year-old Gloria Pointer’s broken and battered body — to find her killer.
