Joe Dziemianowicz

These individuals in Colorado, Kansas, and the United Kingdom have something deadly in common: They were all framed by their killer. 

Missouri brothers Joe and Shannon Agofsky bragged about being well off — and those boasts helped investigators solve a bank heist and murder.

Orlando Romero and his younger brother Christopher Self are responsible for one of the most violent crime sprees in California history.

Follow the money. That’s what investigators did in 1977 to nail Michael and Patrick Poland, two brothers behind an armored-car robbery and double murder.

Gerald "Bob" Hand always seemed to have an alibi when one of his wives — Donna, then Lori, then Jill — turned up dead.

Donald Young and his brother Timothy executed five people with shotguns in a California bar. An alleged accomplice claimed that the siblings followed that carnage with a triple homicide.

John Bridges first killed when he was 16. A psychologist would later call him “the most psychopathic and dangerous person” she ever evaluated.

Two months after Regina DeFrancisco met Chicago truck driver Oscar Velazquez, she plotted his murder with her little sister, Margaret.

After their whirlwind romance turned into a toxic marriage, Jesse Crow is said to have killed Ryann Bunnell Crow. The motive: Protecting his marijuana operation.

The USPS’s legal arm is credited with playing a vital role in solving the contract murder of accountant Mel Dyson by his money-lusting wife.