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The data recorder inside Mackenzie Shirilla’s Toyota Camry captured a story she never told anyone. The accelerator was at full capacity. There was no attempt to brake. The car was aimed in a straight line at a brick building in Strongsville, Ohio, traveling close to a hundred miles per hour. Read more…
A dashcam SD card that was most likely recording during the final moments of the Aaron Spencer case disappeared from police custody. Investigators handled it in violation of their own department’s procedures. A judge reviewed the evidence — or what was left of it — and concluded the pattern of Read more…
Three machine timestamps anchor the Nancy Guthrie disappearance in facts that can’t be disputed. Her doorbell camera disconnected at 1:47 a.m. Twenty-five minutes later, the software detected a person at the door. At 2:28 a.m., the pacemaker monitoring her heart lost its signal — with her phone still inside the Read more…
Deputies found a six-page letter inside an LSAT prep book in Kouri Richins’ jail cell while she was being treated for a medical episode. The letter scripted her brother’s testimony. When confronted, she didn’t deny writing it. She said it was part of a fictional novel about a Mexican prison. Read more…
The prosecution built its case on a breakup — Dominic Russo was leaving, Mackenzie Shirilla couldn’t handle it, and she drove into a building at nearly a hundred miles per hour. Netflix’s The Crash reinforced that framing. But a psychotherapist who has spent three decades in domestic violence and forensic Read more…
The prosecution called Mackenzie Shirilla cold and calculated. A judge called her “hell on wheels.” The public split into two camps after Netflix’s The Crash — she’s a monster or she’s innocent. But a psychotherapist who has spent three decades inside the minds of people who harm others sees a Read more…
The South Carolina Supreme Court stripped away twelve and a half hours of financial crimes testimony. What fills that gap at retrial may depend on the kind of evidence that didn’t get its full day in court the first time — and Blanca Turrubiate-Simpson has had three years to sit Read more…
The defense raised a medical condition that could have explained the Strongsville crash. Then they never called an expert to testify about it. No medical records entered. No testimony. The prosecution’s intent narrative went unchallenged on the point that could have introduced reasonable doubt — and a jury never heard Read more…
Blanca Turrubiate-Simpson spent twenty years inside the Murdaugh household. She fixed Alex’s collar the morning of June 7th, 2021. She remembered the shirt. She found the wet towel by the shower the next day. She was the person Maggie cried to when Alex’s finances were collapsing and nobody would explain Read more…
The Valentine’s Day attempt failed. Eric Richins survived — gasping for air, reaching for his son’s EpiPen. He told friends he believed his wife was trying to end his life. And for seventeen days, Kouri Richins lived inside the same house, shared meals with the same children, and arrived at Read more…