Daniel Egitto

When Cynthia George’s lover, Jeff Zack, was shot in the head by a man on a motorcycle, a complex love triangle was exposed.

Jessie Cummings made his wives, Juanita and Sherry, undress his niece and stay in the room while he raped her, according to Juanita’s testimony.

Joseph Brown, a convicted felon, was the last person to see Demetria Hill before her burned, hacked-up body was found in the woods behind an Atlanta church. 

Trapped upstairs during a house fire set by his friend Joseph Meyers, David O’Dell was burned to a blackened crisp.

John Smith’s brother told jurors he wanted to call the police when he found the hacked-up body of John’s ex-wife, Janice Hartman — but his grandfather punched him in the face at the idea of betraying a family member.

Upon hearing that his ex-girlfriend, SanDee Jones, was dating a black man, Keith Cote allegedly told Joey Sees, a former Marine, that he wanted to stab her in the heart with an ice pick “so he could watch her die slowly.”

“Why not?” Al Zombory told an undercover detective asking him why he was paying a hitman to kill his daughter’s ex-husband, David Metter. 

Perhaps the most infamous killer siblings in modern history, Lyle and Erik Menendez blasted their parents so many times with a shotgun they were unrecognizable. 

After the murder of her son, Corey Laykovich, Michelle Metje founded “Corey’s Network” as a way to support the families of homicide victims.

After Regina Hartwell threatened to turn him in to the cops, drug dealer Justin Thomas stabbed her in the throat so hard he cut into her lung, causing her to drown in her own blood.