The Furry Detectives: Unmasking A Monster shows how a group of dedicated vigilantes from the Furry community banded together in 2018 to uncover the abuse, an event known as "Furry Zoosadist Leaks."
Matthew Muller, a convicted rapist known for his role in a notorious kidnapping case from 2015, has received additional life sentences for another home invasion. The latest conviction stems from a 2015 incident in Contra Costa County. Muller's previous actions involved the home invasion of Denise Huskins and Aaron Quinn, where he committed violent acts including binding and drugging the couple. Following these events, a problematic investigation misidentified the victims as perpetrators until further evidence led to Muller's arrest.
Antle faces up to 10 years in prison for trafficking in exotic animals and money laundering after pleading guilty in November 2023. His sentence is the final true-life chapter of the Tiger King saga.
Smoke follows an arson investigator who teams up with a new detective to track down serial arsonists terrorizing the Pacific Northwest. Their investigation is complicated by Detective Calderon’s fears about her ex-firefighter partner's potential connection to the fires.
In October 2023, following the lengthy trial and subsequent conviction of Lucy Letby, Cheshire constabulary launched an investigation into corporate manslaughter at the Countess of Chester hospital, focusing on senior leadership and their decision making regarding increased fatalities.
"Two days after his release from prison, TJ Dominguez reveals his past running the largest Lamborghini dealership while flying cocaine for Pablo Escobar, driven by desperation."
As Pat Reilly approached the woman, initially believing she was merely asleep, he was struck by the contrasting sight of her grey tweed suit against the blood on her blouse—signifying a grim reality.
The Tylenol murders of 1982 demonstrated the vulnerability of consumers to product tampering, leading to changes in packaging and safety regulations across the pharmaceutical industry.
"I've been collecting animal deaths," he told Jubelin. "Deaths from dogs, snakes, sharks, roosters, mackerel." You read that right. Mackerel.