Benjamin H. Smith

“You’re rolling in all this money, nude. Give me a break,” said a juror.

Serial killer Dennis Rader went unnoticed in the city he terrorized for more than 30 years. 

Lynn Turner, who almost got away with murder, poisoned her husband and a boyfriend with antifreeze. 

Dixie Shanahan was once beaten, tied up with wire coat hangers, and locked in the basement for three days -- but she was still convicted of second-degree murder.

They were “engaged in sexual intercourse and positions and two at one time and things like that."

In a message to police, Rader asked, “Can I communicate with Floppy and not be traced to a computer. Be honest.”

Before her murder charge, Pamela Phillips was the toast of Tuscon's social scene, and even rubbed elbows with Donald Trump.

From the outside, serial killer Dennis Rader was an upstanding member of his community, but he was hiding a dark and twisted secret.

"It's not an accident — it's an assassination of your daddy," a ballistics expert told Tommy's son Casey Ballard. 

In 2016, Tommy Ballard was fatally shot by an unknown person while hunting on family property.