All news on the topic: Suspicious Circumstances

For many years, Anthony Apanovitch has been trying to overturn his conviction for the 1984 rape and murder of Mary Anne Flynn, a case that even a judge described as having a "tortured procedural history."

Every twist and turn in these heartwrenching, harrowing stories is more shocking than the next.

Federal officials claim that over nearly twenty years, the three Alexander brothers collaborated and used their considerable wealth and networks to traffic and sexually assault dozens of women, frequently administering drugs to them and at times including other men in these acts

"It's deeply unsettling to reside in a location where something so terrible could occur, and we're in the dark about the reasons or methods, or whether it might happen once more," remarked Amy Fletcher, Maggie Long's drama instructor

The family of Mica Miller, whose death was ruled a suicide by South Carolina authorities, say she was a victim of coercive control and they’re now seeking to protect others.

A new docuseries is reexamining the explicit DVD franchise that coaxed teens into taking their tops off and having sex on camera — and the lack of accountability for its founder.

Rachael Martinez and Jose Medina are survived by four children, whose ages range from 3 to 15

The passing of Beau Shroyer and the arrest of his wife, Jackie Shroyer, caused shock and disbelief throughout their church and mission groups

The Menendez mansion in Beverly Hills was sold earlier this year for $17 million, yet it remains a popular site for true crime enthusiasts and content creators

The NBC reporter shared the advice he gave the newlyweds — and the obvious joke he didn’t make at the ceremony.

The trial is the first instance where numerous details have been publicly revealed concerning the murders of 14-year-old Libby German and 13-year-old Abby Williams, events that have deeply affected their small town and captivated true crime communities online

Many individuals connected to the Delphi murders case have been silenced by a gag order, with prosecutors sharing limited information. However, this will shift once the trial starts

The journalist, who previously worked as a lawyer, mentioned that the rising popularity of true crime programs like hers has introduced an unforeseen level of accountability to the judicial system

Years after her HLN show concluded, the anchor known for her assertive presence on-air continues to have a strong foothold in the true crime realm, despite facing criticism

Two Stanford University students spoke to podcasters, researchers and family members of crime victims to better understand the medium that’s captivated Americans — especially women.

Two new documentary series emphasize how the killings of Laci Peterson and her unborn child have been eclipsed by their murderer, Scott Peterson's, celebrity status and the public's obsession with the crime

Before she passed away in 2009, Mitrice Richardson seemed to be experiencing mental health problems after being released from the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department custody late at night

The high-profile personal injury attorney funded his wife's extravagant lifestyle, but according to prosecutors, he embezzled $15 million from his vulnerable clients

Sergio Pino killed himself inside his Miami mansion just before the FBI planned to arrest him on suspicion of multiple plots to kill his wife of 30 years.

Prosecutors say Juliana Peres Magalhaes, 23, was having an affair with her employer when she shot a man inside their home, but more than a year later, many questions remain.

The presenter of "Happily Never After: Dan and Nancy" provides distinctive perspectives on the killer instincts of another romance author

Yeardley Smith is the presenter of "Small Town Dicks," a show where retired detectives—among them her husband and his twin brother—talk about notable cases they solved

Anthony Zuiker’s smash hit, a worldwide ratings juggernaut that spawned five spinoffs and inspired countless crime procedurals, is pivoting from fiction to reality in a new primetime series.

The new documentary series "Cult Massacre: One Day in Jonestown" offers an unflinching examination of the cult leader responsible for leading 900 of his devotees to their deaths in a jungle community in 1978

Kara Robinson Chamberlain, a survivor, mentioned to HuffPost that she contacted Bonnie Lou Gower after Gower's posts about her marriage to a serial killer gained attention on TikTok