Social Media Crimes

Two years ago, former elementary school teacher Brittany Zamora captured America's attention for sexually grooming a sixth grade student. She’s currently serving a 20-year sentence.

In 2019, lonely and lovesick Americans were swindled out of nearly half a billion dollars by scammers set on taking advantage of their vulnerability.

A social media fight among family members took a tragic turn earlier this week, allegedly resulting in the shooting death of a 16-year-old girl.

Authorities say a 17-year-old female lured the 15-year-old to the shopping mall, where the two men plied her with alcohol and then sexually assaulted her twice.

Talib Crump “bragged on social media that using dynamite was better than using bullets for robbing an ATM,” state officials said.

Authorities said a Snapchat user reported a "significant issue" inside the home of 26-year-old Isaac Renfro. 

Daniel Alexander Wargo and Summer Louise Desjardin face charges for armed robbery and assault in Michigan.

Jeffrey Antonio Langford allegedly posted a disturbing live stream on Facebook showing his mother, who had been shot.

The scammers didn't just target vulnerable people looking for love — they also hacked into businesses.

Bianca Devins' alleged murderer, Brandon Clark, reportedly posted photos of her body to social media.