Best of 2019: “The Queen of Rum Row” Pt. 1: Gertrude Lythgoe

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Hells On Wheels: The Mackenzie Shirilla Case

When a high-speed collision into a brick building left two young men dead, the community of Strongsville, Ohio, initially mourned a horrific accident. However, investigators soon uncovered a chilling trail of digital evidence and a toxic relationship that transformed a tragic cra ...  Show more

Hero Cop Turns Criminal In One Night: Rebecca Sayegh

Decorated hero Rebecca Sayegh went on a midnight rampage that shattered more than just her ex-boyfriend’s front door. Fueled by a toxic love triangle and the sight of her replacement, the off-duty officer "snapped," launching a violent home invasion and issuing a chilling threat ...  Show more

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