Murders

When Genai Coleman was fatally shot in a mall parking lot just outside of Atlanta, DNA evidence seemed to point to one man — but then came a shocking twist.

Investigators still hope to identify subjects photographed by the prolific serial killer Rodney Alcala in the '60s and '70s.

You could try and employ a hitman from the internet to do your evil bidding, but you probably won't get away with it. 

There have been many bizarre and disturbing murder plots throughout United States history.

Liz Golyar's deadly plan against Cari Farver involved using digital technology to impersonate her victim for three years.

Joyce Pelzer told another girlfriend, “I am not a good person,” before confessing to murder. 

In Serial Killer Capital: Los Angeles, investigators detail how Louis Craine was caught for murdering four women in the late '80s.

For years Michael Hughes stalked the streets of Los Angeles looking for victims, until one critical mistake landed him behind bars, as detailed in Oxygen's Serial Killer Capital: Los Angeles.

Turner was once considered L.A.'s "most prolific serial killer," but he wasn't the only one targeting upward of 100 Black women in the '80s and '90s. 

Civic leader Barney Simms, 70, was found gunned down in his own front yard. Evidence pointed to him being at a Waffle House with Eric Banks, 17, earlier that day.