Andrew Moore (6 of Clubs, California)

Andrew Moore (6 of Clubs, California)

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Benjamin Rosario (Wild Card, Connecticut)

Our card this week is Benjamin Rosario, a Wild Card from Connecticut. Most cold case investigators will tell you that murder is a dirty business. But once in a while, there’s a murder so horrific that it could be mistaken for an urban legend. The unsolved homicide of Benjamin is ...  Show more

Terrance “Konomi” Plummer (Ace of Spades, North Carolina)

Our card this week is Terrance "Konomi" Plummer, the Ace of Spades from North Carolina. It was Memorial Day weekend in 2010, and hot as hades in North Carolina, when 22-year-old Terrance “Konomi” Plummer Junior was found murdered in a crime so brutal—and so deliberate—that it sta ...  Show more

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