Joe Dziemianowicz

Roscoe Glinton's first wife had been murdered. Then, his ex-girlfriend Lisa Eatmon was found dead in the Hudson River. What was happening?

Thomas Dillon wrote a letter to the newspaper after shooting a man to death, claiming he had an urge to kill.

The family of Theresa Hak Kyung Cha, a murdered artist on the cusp of a career breakthrough, soon found evidence that New York police missed.

Rhode Island detectives searched for three missing women and soon uncovered a serial killer who admitted to having an "uncontrollable urge" for murder.

A son said he cradled his dead mother, Judge Josephine Cook, in his arms after she was shot and killed. That lie led investigators to the real killer.

Wisconsin investigators follow a trail of burned bodies, occult rumors, and deadly secrets to catch Bruce Brenizer, a mass killer.

A staggering triple murder and abduction case leads Ohio investigators to Matthew Hoffman, a deranged killer with a possible “sexual attraction” to trees.

When questioned about his wife Kasi Peek's murder, John Peek told investigators, “As a matter of fact, I was the primary suspect in my last wife’s murder. How about that.”

The 1995 Brooklyn murder of Sylvia Lugo left the neighborhood reeling and led to tensions rising between LGBTQ residents and the NYPD.  

Were the brutal murders of the Smith family in Pensacola, Florida tied to a pagan ritual?