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Reid Carter covers the dramatic second day of the Uvalde trial where teacher Stephanie Hale returns to the stand after her bombshell testimony nearly derailed the entire case - judge denied defense mistrial motion but will decide whether to strike her testimony completely. Nick Reiner's arraignment postponed to February after celebrity attorney Alan Jackson withdrew - Rob Reiner's son charged with stabbing both parents to death in Brentwood home now assigned public defender. Former adult film star Devyn Michaels faces sentencing today for bludgeoning and decapitating the father of her children - then throwing his head in the trash. She...

Reid Carter covers the dramatic first day of testimony in the Uvalde school shooting trial - former officer Adrian Gonzales faces 29 counts of child endangerment as families sob hearing 911 calls and teacher's surprise testimony threatens to derail the prosecution. Pamela Smart, 57, files habeas petition seeking to overturn 1990 conviction for having her 15-year-old student lover kill her husband - lawyers claim prosecutors gave jury fake transcripts. Ohio Supreme Court weighs whether to reinstate Sydney Powell's murder conviction after appeals court granted new trial in frying pan matricide case. Three trials. Three chances for justice.

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Reid Carter covers Patriots star Stefon Diggs charged with felony strangulation after allegedly attacking his private chef over a pay dispute - tried to choke her with his elbow when she asked for money. Uvalde school shooting officer Adrian Gonzales goes on trial today - first of nearly 400 cops who stood in that hallway for 77 minutes while children died to face justice. And teen killer Derek Rosa covers his ears as his 911 confession plays in court - stabbed sleeping mother more than five times, sent bloody selfie to friends, then called to report it himself. Three trials. Zero excuses.
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Reid Carter covers the most audacious military operation since Noriega. Saturday morning, Delta Force and FBI agents raided Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro's fortified compound in Caracas while US forces disabled air defenses and cut power to the capital. Maduro and wife Cilia Flores captured attempting to reach their safe room. Transported to USS Iwo Jima, then Brooklyn's Metropolitan Detention Center. Yesterday: arraignment before Judge Alvin Hellerstein on drug trafficking charges carrying life imprisonment. Maduro's lawyers will argue sovereign immunity. Legal experts say it won't work. The Noriega playbook applies. America's most wanted dictator finally faces American justice.

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Reid Carter returns from the 12 Crimes of Christmas special with updates you may have missed. Ashlee Buzzard pleaded not guilty to murdering her nine-year-old daughter Melodee, whose body was found in rural Utah with gunshot wounds to the head. Courtroom erupted in gasps. Bryan Kohberger is "not responding well" behind bars - guards call the Idaho student killer a "diva" filing constant complaints about food and fellow inmates. Supporters sent him $28,000. Luigi Mangione's lawyers claim Attorney General Pam Bondi has conflict of interest seeking death penalty because her former lobbying firm represented UnitedHealthcare's parent company.

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Reid Carter concludes the 12 Crimes of Christmas with the police sergeant who murdered his third wife and likely killed his fourth. March 2004: Kathleen Savio found dead in dry bathtub - ruled accidental despite bruises and gash to head. October 2007: Fourth wife Stacy, 23, vanishes. Stepbrother helped Peterson carry warm blue barrel from bedroom - tried to kill himself afterward believing Stacy was inside. Body never found. Stacy had told her pastor Drew confessed to killing Kathleen. "Drew's Law" allowed hearsay testimony. September 2012: Convicted. 38 years. Then 40 more for plotting to kill the prosecutor.

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Reid Carter concludes the Michael Peterson saga with the stunning reversal that freed a convicted murderer. Blood spatter expert Duane Deaver: exposed as a fraud who lied about credentials and falsified evidence in multiple cases. December 2011: Conviction vacated after eight years in prison. The owl theory: microscopic feathers and talon-shaped wounds suggest Kathleen was attacked outside before stumbling to her death. February 2017: Alford plea to voluntary manslaughter - Peterson maintains innocence but acknowledges evidence could convict him. Today: Age 81, living quietly in North Carolina. Kathleen's daughter Caitlin: "You will be a convicted felon forever."

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Reid Carter begins a two-part examination of novelist Michael Peterson and two eerily similar deaths sixteen years apart. November 1985, Germany: Elizabeth Ratliff found dead at bottom of stairs - Peterson was last to see her alive, adopted her two orphaned daughters. December 2001, North Carolina: Wife Kathleen Peterson found dead at bottom of stairs in pool of blood - seven lacerations to her head. Peterson's 911 call: "My wife had an accident. She's still breathing." She wasn't. Police discovered Peterson's secret bisexual affairs, financial troubles, and lies about his military record. The trial would become one of North Carolina's longest.

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Reid Carter rings in the New Year with the NFL star who threw it all away. Aaron Hernandez: University of Florida star, New England Patriots tight end, $40 million contract signed six weeks after allegedly killing two men over a spilled drink. June 2013: Odin Lloyd found shot five times one mile from Hernandez's mansion. Lloyd's final texts to his sister: "Did you see who I am with?" "NFL." "Just so you know." Convicted of first-degree murder. Life without parole. Acquitted in double homicide five days before hanging himself in his cell. Age 27. Brain showed severe CTE. Conviction reinstated 2019.

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Reid Carter covers the Valentine's Day murder that shocked the world. February 14, 2013: Olympic hero Oscar Pistorius fired four hollow-point bullets through his bathroom door, killing girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp. She was 29, a model and law graduate who advocated against domestic violence. He claimed intruder. She was found with her phone in the bathroom - why would an intruder bring a phone? Neighbors heard screaming before the shots. Text messages revealed fear: "I'm scared of u sometimes." Found guilty of murder after appeals. Served 8.5 years. Released January 2024. Now 38, dating again while Reeva's mother serves a life sentence of grief.

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Reid Carter covers the trial that became America's obsession. January 2013: Jodi Arias faced first-degree murder charges for butchering Travis Alexander. She testified for 18 days - unprecedented in legal history. Claimed she was abused, that Travis was a secret deviant who deserved what he got. Prosecutor Juan Martinez demolished her story. May 8, 2013: Guilty of first-degree murder. Two juries deadlocked on death penalty. April 2015: Life without parole. Now 45, still in Arizona prison, selling artwork online, claiming she's the real victim. "No jury is going to convict me." They did. Mark her words.

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Reid Carter exposes the obsessive girlfriend who stabbed her ex-boyfriend 27 times, slit his throat ear to ear, and shot him in the head. Travis Alexander warned friends: "Don't be surprised if you find me dead one day." He called Jodi Arias a "sociopath." She slashed his tires, hacked his Facebook, snuck into his house through the doggie door. June 4, 2008: She drove 1,000 miles with gas cans to avoid detection, had sex with him, photographed him in the shower - then butchered him. Found five days later by friends planning their Cancun trip. The camera in the washing machine told the whole...

Reid Carter concludes the Robert Durst saga with the murder that should have ended everything - and the confession that finally did. September 2001: Durst killed his 71-year-old neighbor Morris Black, dismembered his body with surgical precision, and dumped the pieces in Galveston Bay. Acquitted after claiming self-defense. 2015: HBO's The Jinx caught Durst on a hot mic whispering "killed them all, of course." Arrested the night before the finale aired. September 2021: Finally convicted of murdering Susan Berman. Sentenced to life. January 2022: Dead at 78, taking Kathie's location to his grave.

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Reid Carter exposes how real estate heir Robert Durst evaded justice for four decades while bodies piled up around him. January 31, 1982: His wife Kathie disappeared three months before graduating medical school - she told friends "if anything happens to me, don't let Bob get away with it." Durst claimed he dropped her at a train station. Never seen again. Police never searched their cottage. Someone called her school the next day pretending to be Kathie - investigators believe it was Susan Berman, who would become Durst's second victim eighteen years later. The billion-dollar heir's bloody trail begins here.

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Reid Carter concludes the JonBenét Ramsey special on the 29th anniversary of her body being found. 2006: Patsy Ramsey died of ovarian cancer, never cleared by police. 2006: John Mark Karr falsely confessed - DNA proved he lied. 2008: New DA issued unprecedented exoneration letter based on DNA evidence. 2024-2025: Netflix documentary reignited interest, Colorado Bureau of Investigation testing previously untested evidence. John Ramsey, now 81, still pushing for answers. Alex Hunter died last month. Witnesses dying. But new DNA technology offers hope. Could familial genealogy finally identify the unknown male profile? Part 3 of 3.

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Reid Carter continues the JonBenét Ramsey Christmas special on the 29th anniversary of her murder. Boulder police immediately suspected the parents - the ransom note used Patsy's notepad and pen, demanded John's exact bonus amount, and experts couldn't eliminate Patsy's handwriting. Media coverage destroyed the family's reputation before any charges were filed. But Detective Lou Smit believed an intruder killed JonBenét - pointing to the basement window, unknown DNA, and boot prints. The 1999 grand jury voted to indict John and Patsy for child abuse resulting in death. District Attorney Alex Hunter refused to sign. No charges ever filed. Duration: 00:18:47

Reid Carter launches 12 Crimes of Christmas with America's most haunting unsolved murder. December 25, 1996: Six-year-old beauty queen JonBenét Ramsey was killed in her Boulder, Colorado home while her family slept. December 26: Patsy Ramsey found a bizarre three-page ransom note demanding exactly $118,000 - her husband's Christmas bonus. Police arrived at 5:55 AM but didn't search the basement. Seven hours later, John Ramsey found his daughter's body in the wine cellar - strangled with a garrote, skull fractured. The crime scene was destroyed. The investigation botched from minute one. Twenty-nine years later, no arrest.

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Reid Carter concludes the Top 10 countdown with the crime story that dominated 2025: Sean "Diddy" Combs. From his November 2023 arrest catalyst when Cassie Ventura filed her bombshell lawsuit, through the March 2024 raids that seized 1,000 bottles of baby oil, to the September arrest at a Manhattan hotel. The eight-week trial featured Cassie's devastating four-day testimony about "freak-offs" - drug-fueled sex marathons with male escorts. July 2nd verdict: guilty on two prostitution counts, acquitted on sex trafficking and racketeering. October 3rd sentence: 50 months. The hip-hop mogul who built Bad Boy Records now sits in federal prison. Expected release: May 2028.

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Reid Carter counts down #2 on the Top 10 Crime and Justice Stories of 2025: Bryan Kohberger and the Idaho student murders. November 13, 2022: Four University of Idaho students stabbed to death in their beds. December 30, 2022: Kohberger arrested across the country. For 962 days, his defense insisted he was innocent, driving alone that night. July 2, 2025: Kohberger pleaded guilty to all charges, admitting he killed Kaylee Goncalves, Madison Mogen, Xana Kernodle, and Ethan Chapin. Four consecutive life sentences. No motive. No murder weapon. The case that gripped America finally reached its devastating conclusion.

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Reid Carter counts down #3 on the Top 10 Crime and Justice Stories of 2025: Blake Lively versus Justin Baldoni. December 2024: Lively accused her "It Ends With Us" director of sexual harassment and orchestrating a digital smear campaign after she complained about on-set misconduct. Text messages revealed crisis PR planning: "You know we can bury anyone." Baldoni countersued for $400 million claiming defamation. June 2025: Judge dismissed Baldoni's lawsuit entirely. Trial now set for May 2026. Lively seeking $500 million. The case that exposed Hollywood's dark underbelly of crisis PR, astroturfing, and reputation warfare in the social media age.

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Reid Carter counts down #4 on the Top 10 Crime and Justice Stories of 2025: Cardi B's viral courtroom victory. Security guard Emani Ellis sued for $24 million claiming the rapper scratched her face with a three-inch fingernail and spat on her at a Beverly Hills doctor's office in 2018. Seven years later, trial goes viral. Cardi's testimony spawns memes—confused lawyer asks about her changing hair, she laughs: "They're wigs." Jury deliberates one hour. Unanimous verdict: not liable. Outside court, Cardi warns future accusers: "I'm not that celeb you sue thinking I'm gonna settle." Ellis denied new trial in December.

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Reid Carter counts down #5 on the Top 10 Crime and Justice Stories of 2025: Mark Sanchez's career-ending parking space fight. October 4th, 2025, downtown Indianapolis. Former Jets quarterback turned Fox Sports analyst approached 69-year-old truck driver Perry Tole at 12:30 AM, smelling of alcohol. Surveillance video shows Sanchez climbing into Tole's truck, blocking his phone, shoving him. Tole pepper sprayed, then stabbed Sanchez multiple times in self-defense. Both hospitalized with serious injuries. Tole's face slashed through his cheek—missed his son's wedding. Sanchez fired by Fox, faces felony battery, trial delayed to March 2026. From Rose Bowl MVP to criminal defendant.

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Reid Carter examines the political assassination that divided America along completely different lines than the Mangione case. September 10, 2025: Charlie Kirk, 31-year-old founder of Turning Point USA and Trump's closest youth ally, shot in the neck during a campus event in Utah. Single bullet from 142 yards. Tyler Robinson, 22, surrendered the next day after his parents recognized him from surveillance footage. His trans partner shared his confession texts: "I had enough of his hatred." Death penalty sought. First in-person court appearance last week. Widow Erika Kirk took over Turning Point and publicly forgave the killer. Memorial drew 100,000. The assassination that became a...

Reid Carter examines the case that turned a healthcare executive's murder into a national debate. December 4, 2024: Luigi Mangione allegedly shot UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson outside a Manhattan hotel - bullet casings inscribed "deny, delay, depose." Five-day manhunt ended at a Pennsylvania McDonald's. The Ivy League valedictorian from a wealthy Maryland family became a folk hero to millions frustrated with the healthcare system. September 2025: terrorism charges dismissed. April 2025: AG Pam Bondi ordered the death penalty. December 2025: suppression hearing reveals police debated whether they needed a warrant. One year later, America still can't decide if Luigi Mangione is a terrorist or a...

Reid Carter breaks down the year's most explosive political scandal - the Epstein files. Trump promised transparency, then stonewalled until Congress forced his hand. Virginia Giuffre died by suicide in April - her posthumous memoir brought down Prince Andrew, stripped of all royal titles in October. Larry Summers resigned from OpenAI and Harvard amid investigation. Elon Musk accused Trump of being in the files in deleted tweets during their June feud. November 19th: Trump signs Epstein Files Transparency Act after 427-1 House vote. DOJ has until December 19th to release everything. The names. The flights. The cover-up exposed.

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Reid Carter examines how Donald Trump survived two assassination attempts in 2024 and reshaped American justice in 2025. July 13, 2024: Thomas Crooks fired eight shots at a Butler, Pennsylvania rally - bullet grazed Trump's ear, killed firefighter Corey Comperatore who dove on his family. September 15, 2024: Ryan Routh waited nearly twelve hours at Trump's Florida golf course before Secret Service spotted him. Routh convicted September 2025, tried to stab himself after verdict. Then Trump took office and pardoned nearly 1,500 January 6 defendants on Day One - including people convicted of assaulting police officers. Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle resigned. FBI says Crooks' motive remains unknown.
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Reid Carter kicks off the Top 10 Crime and Justice Stories of 2025 with Karen Reed, acquitted of murdering her Boston police officer boyfriend after the jury believed she'd been framed. January 2022: John O'Keefe found dead in a Canton snowstorm outside a fellow officer's home. Prosecutors said Reed hit him with her SUV. Defense said corrupt cops let the real killers walk free. Lead investigator Michael Proctor fired for texting he hoped Reed would "kill herself." June 2025: Acquitted of murder. Convicted only of drunk driving. One year probation. Now she's suing the state police, the witnesses, and everyone who tried to put...

Reid Carter covers closing arguments in the Brian Walsh murder trial - prosecutors argue the Google searches prove premeditated murder while defense claims Ana died suddenly and Walsh panicked. The "how to dismember a body" searches. The hacksaw with Ana's DNA. The tissue found in a dumpster. Walsh chose not to testify. Marine veteran Dustin Duren sentenced to 45 years to life for shooting girlfriend Caitlyn Naffziger in the head while she held their daughter - triggered an Amber Alert fleeing 170 miles. And Maya Hernandez on trial for leaving her two sons in a hot car while getting lip fillers...

Reid Carter breaks down celebrity legal chaos. Michael Jordan's Twenty Three Eleven Racing settles antitrust lawsuit against NASCAR after two weeks of explosive trial testimony—terms undisclosed. Real Housewives of Salt Lake City star Jennifer Shah released to community confinement after serving less than half her sentence for defrauding thousands of elderly victims out of millions. Grammy-nominated opera singer Jubilant Sykes, 71, stabbed to death in his Santa Monica home—his own son Micah, 31, arrested at the scene. Michigan football coach Sherrone Moore fired and jailed hours later over "inappropriate relationship"—police investigating alleged assault.

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Reid Carter covers days six and seven of Brian Walsh's murder trial as DNA evidence places Ana Walsh on the hacksaw blade used to dismember her - thirty nonillion times more likely to be her blood. Surveillance footage shows Walsh buying cleaning supplies hours after killing his wife. Kentucky sheriff Mickey Stines unveils insanity defense for murdering Judge Kevin Mullins - claims paranoid psychosis and California encephalitis. Swiss businessman charged with strangling Miss Switzerland finalist wife Kristina Joksimovic, decapitating her with garden shears, removing her womb, and pureeing body parts in industrial blender. She wanted to leave him.

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Reid Carter covers the latest from Luigi Mangione's pretrial hearing where body cam footage shows the moment Altoona police found a loaded magazine wrapped in underwear in his backpack - officer exclaiming "It's him, dude. It's him, 100%." Antonio Brown files motion to dismiss attempted murder charges, claiming self-defense against alleged victim with violent criminal history who attacked him first at celebrity boxing match. Michael Jordan's antitrust trial against NASCAR enters day seven - economist testifies Twenty Three Eleven Racing owed $215.8 million while frustrated judge demands faster pace. Plus: Brian Walsh murder trial update from day six.

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Reid Carter covers the sentencing of Dr. Salvador Plasencia, who called Matthew Perry a "moron" while selling him ketamine before the Friends star's fatal overdose - now serving 2.5 years. Florida woman pulled over for DUI with toddler in car hides Xanax pills in body cavities on camera. Ohio man accidentally deposits meth through bank drive-thru pneumatic tube during routine transaction. Georgia man high on Xanax crashes through two counties then sits in Popeyes watching the chaos unfold while eating chicken. Alabama attorney charged with poisoning husband with fentanyl three times - her client swallowed the evidence.

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Reid Carter covers last week's bombshell developments starting with Georgia pageant queen Trinity Poague sentenced to life after jury convicted her of murdering boyfriend's 18-month-old son - texted roommate she wanted to punch the child. Brian Walsh murder trial heard from dead wife Ana's secret lover William Fastow who detailed their affair and her plans to leave husband - digital forensics revealed Brian searched for "William Fastow DC Real Estate" on Christmas Day 2022 before searching "Ana Walsh found dead." Luigi Mangione's suppression hearing reached day four on anniversary of Brian Thompson's assassination - body camera shows accused CEO killer told...

Reid Carter concludes the John Lennon assassination special. Mark David Chapman's defense planned an insanity defense—paranoid schizophrenia, delusions, the little people in his walls. But on June 22, 1981, Chapman told Judge Dennis Edwards that God ordered him to plead guilty. His attorney objected. Chapman didn't care. Sentenced to 20-years-to-life. August 2025: His fourteenth parole denial. The board cited his "selfish disregard for human life of global consequence" and "the worldwide void he created." Yoko Ono still writes letters opposing release. Chapman is now 70 years old. Next hearing: February 2027. He'll likely die in prison.

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Reid Carter examines the 45th anniversary of John Lennon's assassination. December 8, 1980: Mark David Chapman waited outside the Dakota building all day, got Lennon's autograph at 5pm, then shot him four times in the back at 10:50pm. The 25-year-old security guard from Hawaii traveled to New York twice—first in October, losing his nerve, then returning December 6th with hollow-point bullets. Hours before the murder, photographer Paul Goresh captured the iconic image: Lennon signing Chapman's Double Fantasy album while his killer watched. Chapman never fled. Police found him reading The Catcher in the Rye over Lennon's blood.

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Reid Carter breaks down the FBI's stunning arrest of a Virginia anarchist in connection with the January 6 pipe bombings that baffled investigators for nearly five years - and why the bureau could have caught him years ago. Michael Jordan's antitrust battle against NASCAR heats up as emails reveal executives telling teams to "sign or lose your charters" - attorney Jeffrey Kessler hammers home "only a monopolist could say this." Day three testimony in the Brian Walsh murder trial shows jurors bloody hacksaws, blood-stained bathrobes, and a $1 million life insurance policy with Brian as beneficiary. Ana Walsh's lover takes the stand...

Reid Carter covers fiery Day 2 testimony as Denny Hamlin called NASCAR's charter agreement his team's "death certificate" and accused the league of dictating what drivers say publicly. Michael Jordan grinned as his co-owner went to verbal combat with NASCAR's attorney. Internal documents revealed executives panicked over a "LIV Golf-type" breakaway threat. One year ago today, Luigi Mangione allegedly assassinated UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson - pretrial hearings continue as defense fights to suppress the gun and manifesto. Brian Walsh trial Day 2: Massachusetts State Trooper testified about laptop searches including "The Trashbag Killer" serial killer research and "10 ways to dispose of a...

Reid Carter covers three blockbuster trials dominating the week. Luigi Mangione's defense argues cops illegally searched his backpack without a warrant - trying to exclude the gun and journal where he allegedly wrote about wanting to "wack" a health insurance executive. Michael Jordan's presence at his NASCAR antitrust trial caused chaos as jurors admitted they couldn't be fair because "I like Mike" - while co-owner Denny Hamlin broke down crying on the stand describing how his dying father sacrificed everything for racing. Brian Walshe's absurd defense claims his wife Ana just died suddenly in bed - ignoring his Google searches...

Reid Carter covers three celebrity legal battles making headlines. Michael Jordan arrived at federal court Monday as his antitrust lawsuit against NASCAR began - leaked communications reveal executives called Hall of Fame owners "stupid rednecks" who should be "flogged." Luigi Mangione watched surveillance footage of himself killing UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson as his defense fights to suppress the gun and manifesto that could seal his fate. Danny Masterson filed 183-page petition claiming his lawyer only contacted two of twenty witnesses - says "That '70s Show" star deserves retrial after being sentenced to thirty years for rape.

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Reid Carter returns from the Thanksgiving break as courts reopen across America. Anna Kepner, 18, found dead on Carnival cruise ship—death certificate confirms mechanical asphyxiation by another person. Her 16-year-old stepbrother identified as suspect. Body was concealed under the bed. Former Marine Corps recruiter Ricardo Castillo sentenced to 225 months after breaking into Michigan home with intent to kill entire family—attacked 11-year-old girl at sleepover, planned to sexually assault her corpse. And the David Burke case escalates: LA grand jury convened to hear evidence about Celeste Rivas, 14, found decomposing in singer's Tesla. LAPD now calling it a murder investigation.
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Reid Carter concludes the D.B. Cooper special with the parade of suspects who haunted the FBI for five decades. Richard Floyd McCoy pulled an identical hijacking five months later—same plane, same method—but didn't match the description. Kenneth Christiansen worked for Northwest Orient, bought a house with cash, and on his deathbed told his brother there was 'something you should know.' Robert Rackstraw faked his own death, wore a D.B. Cooper t-shirt to Cooper Day, and died denying everything. Duane Weber whispered 'I'm Dan Cooper' as he took his last breath. After 54 years and a thousand susp...

Reid Carter explores America's only unsolved airline hijacking—54 years ago this week. November 24, 1971: A man calling himself Dan Cooper boarded Northwest Orient Flight 305 in Portland, showed flight attendant Florence Schaffner a bomb, and demanded $200,000 and four parachutes. After releasing 36 passengers in Seattle, Cooper ordered the crew to fly toward Mexico at 10,000 feet. Somewhere over the dark forests of southwestern Washington, he lowered the rear stairs, strapped $200,000 to his chest, and jumped into a freezing rainstorm. He was never seen again. The FBI searched for 45 years. Found nothing.

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Reid Carter examines the case that changed how America views maternal mental illness. June 20, 2001, Houston. Andrea Yates, suffering severe postpartum psychosis, drowned her five children one by one in the bathtub. Noah, seven. John, five. Paul, three. Luke, two. Mary, six months. Doctors warned her and husband Rusty not to have more children—she'd had two suicide attempts, multiple hospitalizations. Rusty insisted on fifth child. Took her off medication. Left her alone despite doctor's orders. 2002 trial: guilty, life in prison. 2006 retrial: not guilty by reason of insanity. Now at mental hospital. The question: Mental illness or murder?

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Reid Carter takes a dark look at Thanksgiving murders. Joel Guy Jr. came home for Thanksgiving 2016 with a notebook titled "Assets." His parents were retiring, cutting him off financially. Day after turkey dinner, he stabbed his father 42 times, his mother 31 times. Dismembered both. Left mother's head boiling in a pot on the stove. Torsos dissolving in acid-filled plastic bins. Prosecutors called it a "diabolical stew of human remains." Then Florida 2009: Paul Merhige sang Christmas carols at Thanksgiving dinner with 16 relatives. Three hours later, opened fire. Killed four including six-year-old cousin. Said "I've waited 20 years for this."

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Reid Carter covers Susan Smith's parole hearing from last November that brought the 1994 case back into America's spotlight. Smith, serving life for drowning her sons Michael, three, and Alexander, fourteen months, begged for release after thirty years. Claimed God forgave her. Ex-husband David Smith testified against her, wearing photo of his dead boys on his lapel. Parole board unanimously denied. October 25, 1994, Smith strapped her sons in car seats, rolled car into John D. Long Lake, watched it sink for six minutes. Lied for nine days claiming Black man carjacked them. Confession revealed motive: boyfriend Tom Findlay didn't want kids. Next...

Reid Carter concludes the Scott Peterson case. April 13, 2003—baby Conner's body washed ashore at Point Isabel, one mile from where Scott went fishing. April 14—Laci's body found nearby. Scott arrested April 18 near San Diego with blonde hair, $15,000 cash, survival gear. November 2004 trial—six months, no physical evidence, all circumstantial. Jury convicted him: first-degree murder for Laci, second-degree for Conner. March 2005—death penalty. August 2020—California Supreme Court overturned death sentence but upheld conviction. December 2021—re-sentenced to life without parole. January 2024—LA Innocence Project took his case, claims new evidence proves innocence.

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Reid Carter begins the Scott Peterson case with Christmas Eve 2002. Laci Peterson, twenty-seven years old and eight months pregnant, disappeared from her Modesto home. Husband Scott claimed he went fishing ninety miles away, came home to empty house. But Scott had a secret. November 20th, he met Amber Frey, told her he was single. December 9th, told Amber he was a "widower" and this would be his first Christmas without his wife—two weeks before Laci vanished. December 30th, Amber saw news coverage, realized Scott lied, contacted police. Started recording their calls. Scott told her he was in Paris. He wa...

Reid Carter concludes the Casey Anthony case with the trial that divided America. May 2011: Prosecutors argued Casey chloroformed Caylee, applied duct tape, dumped her body to live the beautiful life. Defense attorney Jose Baez shocked the courtroom—claimed Caylee drowned in the family pool, George Anthony covered it up, sexually abused Casey since age eight. Six weeks of testimony. July 5, 2011: After eleven hours of deliberation, the jury returned—not guilty of murder. Not guilty of manslaughter. Not guilty of child abuse. Guilty only of lying to police. Casey Anthony walked free. America exploded in outrage.

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Reid Carter begins the Casey Anthony series with the case that enraged America. June 16, 2008: Two-year-old Caylee Anthony disappears from her Orlando home. Her mother Casey doesn't report it. Instead, she parties at nightclubs, gets a "Beautiful Life" tattoo, and tells elaborate lies about a nanny named Zanny. Thirty-one days pass. Casey's mother Cindy finally calls 911: "It smells like there's been a dead body in the damn car." December 11, 2008: Utility worker finds skeletal remains in woods near the Anthony home. Duct tape. A Winnie the Pooh blanket. The search for Caylee was over.

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Reid Carter concludes the Manson series examining fifty-six years of aftermath. August 1969 murders ended the peace-and-love era—Hollywood locked doors, bought guns, stopped trusting strangers. Victims' families attended every parole hearing for decades—Debra Tate fought to keep killers imprisoned until her death in 2024. Manson spent forty-six years in prison conducting interviews, releasing albums, getting marriage proposals from fans. Died November 19, 2017 at eighty-three—nobody claimed his body for months. His followers remain imprisoned or recently released. Sharon Tate's son Paul Richard would be fifty-six today. Seven victims remembered not for their lives but for their deaths.

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Reid Carter covers the trial that shocked America. December 1969: Susan Atkins confessed to cellmate—described stabbing Sharon Tate, tasting her blood. August 1970: Trial began with Manson carving X into forehead—"I have X'd myself from your world." His three female followers carved matching X's. Girls giggled during testimony, sang Manson's songs, disrupted proceedings daily. President Nixon declared Manson guilty mid-trial—judge nearly declared mistrial. January 25, 1971: All four convicted of first-degree murder. March 29: Death sentences. California abolished death penalty 1972—sentences commuted to life. Manson died in prison 2017. Followers remain incarcerated, denied parole repeatedly.

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Reid Carter examines the murders that ended the 1960s. August 9, 1969: Charles Manson sent four followers to 10050 Cielo Drive in Benedict Canyon with orders to kill everyone inside. Sharon Tate, eight-and-a-half months pregnant, begged for her baby's life—stabbed sixteen times. Jay Sebring, Abigail Folger, Wojciech Frykowski also murdered. Eighteen-year-old Steven Parent shot in his car trying to leave. "PIG" written in Sharon's blood on front door. Next night: Manson joined followers to murder Leno and Rosemary LaBianca. "DEATH TO PIGS" and "HEALTER SKELTER" written in victims' blood. Seven people dead in two nights.

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Reid Carter concludes the Ted Bundy series with his January 24, 1989 execution at Florida State Prison. Bundy spent final night chain-smoking, refusing last meal, meeting with his mother for last time. 7:00 AM: Strapped into Old Sparky—Florida's electric chair. Last words: "Jim and Fred, I'd like you to give my love to my family and friends." 7:16 AM: 2,000 volts sent through his body for one minute. Pronounced dead. Outside prison, crowd of 500 celebrated with signs reading "Burn Bundy Burn" and "Tuesday is Fry-Day." Victims' families watched, some relieved, others still haunted by what he took from them.

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Reid Carter examines Ted Bundy's nine years on death row where he weaponized victim information for execution delays. 1980: Married Carole Ann Boone who smuggled his sperm from prison—daughter Rosa born October 1982. 1984: Bundy started confessing to detectives, revealing burial sites and murder details only the killer would know. Admitted to 30 murders but investigators believe actual count exceeded 100 victims. January 1989: With execution days away, Bundy offered to confess to more murders in exchange for delays. Detectives from seven states flew to Florida State Prison. Bundy described decapitations, necrophilia, keeping severed heads as trophies—all while smiling at cameras.

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Reid Carter covers Ted Bundy's 1979 trial for murdering two Florida State University sorority sisters. June 25, 1979: Bundy acted as his own attorney—cross-examining witnesses, making objections, addressing the jury directly. Prosecution presented Nita Neary who saw Bundy leaving Chi Omega sorority house at 3 AM. Forensic odontologist Richard Souviron testified bite marks on Lisa Levy's buttock matched Bundy's teeth exactly—first time bite mark evidence convicted a murderer in Florida. July 24, 1979: Jury deliberated seven hours—guilty on all counts. Judge Edward Cowart sentenced Bundy to death by electrocution, telling him "Take care of yourself, young man."

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Reid Carter examines Ted Bundy's transformation from law student to serial killer who murdered at least 30 young women across seven states. January 1974: Linda Ann Healy vanished from her Seattle basement bedroom—blood-soaked pillowcase left behind. Bundy targeted college women who resembled his ex-girlfriend with long dark hair parted in middle. July 1974: Janice Ott and Denise Naslund abducted from Lake Sammamish in broad daylight—witnesses saw charming man in arm cast asking women to help load sailboat. Bundy confessed to 30 murders before execution but investigators believe actual count exceeded 100 victims across decade-long killing spree.

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Reid Carter covers North Carolina jury awarding wife $1.75 million after TikTok influencer Brenay Kennard with 3 million followers had affair with her husband—one of only six states allowing "alienation of affection" lawsuits. Wild trial featured Kennard representing herself, cross-examining victim about her miscarriage while gallery gasped. Husband arrested for bringing gun to courthouse. Plus: Judge orders Brandi Harmon released from jail after she finally answered questions about missing 4-year-old Melodee Buzzard—still no body found. And California appeals court denies Tory Lanez's petition challenging his 10-year sentence for shooting Megan Thee Stallion in both feet.

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Reid Carter covers the crimes that have us all asking what the hell is going on. Quick Diddy update: caught drinking prison moonshine despite claiming sobriety. Florida teen Jarrell Jones ran over pedestrian's head repeatedly, then Googled "ways to cover up a hit n run." Pennsylvania lawyer's son Dalton Janiczek mowed down police officer with $186,000 Mercedes G-Wagon—struck him four times including three times while officer lay bleeding. And Houston's terrifying mystery: 189 bodies pulled from bayous since 2017, 75 deaths unexplained, officials insist there's no serial killer. Some days trials, some days just crazy crimes.

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Reid Carter covers explosive testimony in Las Vegas where Deviere Willette, 29, testifies against his wife Devyn Michaels—accused of beheading his father Johnathan while Deviere slept upstairs. Defense blames Deviere for the murder. Prosecutors say Michaels wanted future with stepson, killed father to clear path. Victim's bloody phone found in driveway, daughter handed it to mom saying "here's daddy's phone." Head never recovered. Wisconsin's Matthew Pahl sentenced yesterday to mandatory life in prison for strangling girlfriend Stephanie Pavlons with her own purse strap, dumping body in woods. Searched her obituary three days after killing her.

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Reid Carter covers three major developments. Ashlee Buzzard arrested on false imprisonment charge as nine-year-old daughter Melodee remains missing—investigators discovered mother changed wigs during cross-country road trip, switched license plates to avoid detection. Former NFL star Antonio Brown arrested in Dubai on attempted murder charge—accused of shooting man after celebrity boxing event in Miami on May 16, bullet grazed victim's neck. LaTosha Daniels found guilty of second-degree murder for killing Pastor Brodes Perry while repeating "You broke my heart"—shot him multiple times then wounded his wife Tabatha, jury convicted on lesser charges than first-degree murder, sentencing December 17.

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Reid Carter exposes how Christopher Scholtes killed himself Tuesday night rather than face 20-30 years for leaving two-year-old Parker to die in hot car while watching porn and playing video games. Found dead Wednesday morning hours before surrendering to custody. His 17-year-old daughter wasn't surprised. Monday, Arizona vegan chef Anthony Milan Ross found guilty of murdering wife Iris and children Nigel, 11, and Anora, 9 months, on Christmas Day 2017. Posted cheerful video singing carols hours before execution-style killings. Google searches for battery acid, sulfuric acid, and families murdered on Christmas. Sentencing January 9, 2026—faces death penalty.

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Reid Carter concludes the Aileen Wuornos special with the betrayal that sealed her fate. January 1991: Police offered Tyria Moore full immunity to testify against Aileen—she took it immediately. Recorded eleven phone calls manipulating Aileen to confess. January 1992: Trial for Richard Mallory's murder. Jury never heard he was convicted rapist. Guilty verdict in two hours. Six death sentences total. Death row: mental deterioration, paranoid delusions, demanding execution. October 9, 2002: Florida executed her at forty-six. Final words were gibberish about Jesus and Independence Day. America created Aileen Wuornos, then killed her for being broken.

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Reid Carter exposes how Aileen Wuornos became America's first female serial killer targeting adult male strangers. Born February 1956 to teenage mother who abandoned her at four. Raped starting at seven. Pregnant at fourteen. Homeless at fifteen. November 1989: killed first victim Richard Mallory—claimed self-defense after he raped her. Then kept killing. Seven middle-aged men dead in thirteen months along Interstate 75. All shot with .22 pistol. All robbed. January 1991: arrested after pawning victims' belongings using her real ID. Netflix just released documentary. Time to tell the real story of the highway prostitute turned serial killer.

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Reid Carter breaks down the robbery of the decade - thieves stole eight pieces of French Crown Jewels worth $100 million from the Louvre in broad daylight, spending only four minutes inside. Used truck-mounted lift to access second-floor balcony. Escaped on motor scooters. Left behind helmet, gloves, circular saw, walkie-talkie. DNA on those items led police to three suspects in less than a week using France's 4.4 million profile database. All petty criminals from impoverished Seine-Saint-Denis suburb - not Ocean's Eleven professionals. Jewels still missing, feared dismantled. Louvre admits twenty years of security failures. One thief still at large.

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Reid Carter exposes the master identity thief nobody can name—cycled through 15 aliases over 33 years committing deed fraud, drug trafficking, and assault across seven states. Started as Elvis Teller in 1992, stole Carl Avinger's identity in 2003, ran Queens real estate scam with pregnant girlfriend Autumn Valeri in 2023. Caught March 2025 when real Carl Avinger called prosecutors from Tennessee. Claims his name is Angelo Alexander Forbes born in the Bahamas—prosecutors can't verify. Sentenced today as John Doe to 12.5 years. Plus Houston restaurateur Lynn Price arrested again—fourth gun charge in three years while facing assault trial.

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Reid Carter starts with an apology about the John Wayne Gacy Part 2 mix-up from October, then covers two disturbing cases. Nine-year-old Melodee Buzzard missing since October 9th after mother Ashlee took her on three-day road trip to Nebraska, switched license plates to avoid detection, returned home without her daughter. FBI searching. Mother uncooperative. Last seen near Colorado-Utah border wearing a wig. Hollywood producer David Pearce sentenced to 146 years to life for murdering model Christy Giles and architect Hilda Marcela Cabrales-Arzola with fentanyl, plus seven sexual assaults spanning 2005-2021. Dropped bodies at separate hospitals with no license plates.

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Reid Carter exposes day four testimony in Abby Zwerner's $40 million lawsuit where the shot teacher told jurors "I thought I was dying, I thought I had died" after her six-year-old student shot her—bullet still lodged near her heart. Former assistant principal ignored four warnings about gun. Colorado trial starts for Darin Thrailkill accused of strangling girlfriend's six-year-old son Martin Osinski after boy wet his pull-ups—defense claims pneumonia killed him. Xbox killers Troy Victorino and Jerone Hunter resentenced to death Monday for beating six people to death with baseball bats in 2004—third time they've faced death row.

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Reid Carter covers Sean 'Diddy' Combs photographed for first time since arrest at Fort Dix Federal Correctional Institute working laundry detail - beard gray and untamed, appeals sentence while Trump mulls pardon request. Friday verdict: Alicia Andrews found guilty of manslaughter in Jacksonville rapper Julio Foolio's murder - jury rejected first-degree murder and conspiracy charges, sentencing December 8th. Wisconsin bad boyfriend trial continues as Matthew Pahl charged with killing girlfriend Stephanie Pavlons and dumping body in woods - prosecutors reveal he was sexting Filipino women online, searching her obituary two weeks before body was found, never reported her missing.
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Reid Carter concludes the Selena special on Dia de los Muertos with the October 1995 trial that gripped the nation. Moved from Corpus Christi to Houston, Yolanda Saldívar's defense claimed accident and suicide attempt while prosecutors proved cold-blooded murder. Bullet trajectory showed Selena running for her life. Jury deliberated less than three hours—guilty of first-degree murder. Life in prison. March 2025: parole board DENIED release—ruled she still poses threat to public safety. Next review 2030. Quintanilla family grateful for denial. Thirty years later, Selena's legacy endures through music, fashion, and Dia de los Muertos altars.

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Reid Carter begins a Dia de los Muertos weekend special on Selena Quintanilla-Pérez, murdered at 23 by her fan club president. March 31, 1995, Corpus Christi—Selena confronted Yolanda Saldívar about $60,000 in embezzled funds at the Days Inn. Yolanda shot her in the back. Selena ran to the lobby bleeding, named her killer—"Yolanda Saldívar, room 158"—and died an hour later. Nine-and-a-half-hour standoff followed. Thirty years later, March 2025, Yolanda was DENIED parole—board ruled she still poses a threat. Next review 2030. The Queen of Tejano's legacy endures on Dia de los Muertos altars across two nations.

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Reid Carter examines America's most famous unsolved murder on Halloween. August 4, 1892, Fall River, Massachusetts—someone took an axe to Andrew Borden and his wife Abby. Eleven blows crushed Andrew's skull. Seventeen mutilated Abby's head. Daughter Lizzie claimed she found them. Burned a dress three days later. Changed her story. Had no alibi. June 1893 trial: all-male jury acquitted her in one hour. Lived in Fall River until 1927, wealthy but shunned. The house is now a B&B where guests stay on Halloween. Everyone knows the rhyme—but Lizzie Borden probably got away with murder.

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Reid Carter updates Jessica Quintana case with disturbing revelations - Texas mother tried to drown three kids with tequila and Nyquil because husband Domingo trapped her on 300-acre estate, took phone and car keys. Children desperate to see mother but terrified of father. New Hampshire jury finds Marine veteran Dustin Duren guilty on all counts after three-hour deliberation - shot girlfriend Caitlyn Naffziger in head, fled 170 miles triggering Amber Alert. Tyler Skaggs civil trial as Eric Kay's ex-wife Camela testifies Angels knew about addiction, saw pills for Skaggs, did nothing. Widow seeking $118 million.

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Reid Carter covers Diddy getting May 2028 release date after 50-month sentence for prostitution charges - convicted mogul currently at MDC Brooklyn awaiting transfer. Bionca Ellis, 34, sentenced Monday to life without parole for stabbing stranger's three-year-old son Julian Wood to death in Cleveland grocery store parking lot - schizophrenic stalked mother and child through store holding stolen butcher knife. Tech tycoon Tushar Atre murdered by employees he forced to do 500 push-ups to get paychecks - bragged about being "worth thousands per hour" before workers stabbed, kidnapped and shot him execution-style at his marijuana farm.

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Reid Carter delivers updates from two explosive murder trials. In Tampa, Alicia Andrews' alleged role coordinating rapper Julio Foolio's birthday ambush unravels as prosecutors reveal her 2021 text: "he need to die." Friend testifies about gang war discussions three years before the murder. Cell phone data tracks Andrews and boyfriend driving 200 miles to execute the hit. In New Hampshire, Marine veteran Dustin Duren takes the stand, admitting he shot Caitlyn Naffziger "deliberately" in the head while holding their daughter—then tells jury it was self-defense. Amber Alert arrest footage shown. Both trials heading toward verdicts.

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Reid Carter exposes what's really happening inside Brooklyn's Metropolitan Detention Center where Luigi Mangione cleans toilets, receives 115 fan letters daily, and has raised $1.15 million for his defense. The alleged assassin's diary reveals chilling murder planning alongside bizarre Thailand stories about losing a bar fight to seven transgender women. Alec Baldwin's malicious prosecution lawsuit moves to federal court—prosecutors hid evidence, case dismissed, now he's suing everyone. Private investigator finds "sadistic" items at David's (d4vd) Hollywood home where 15-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez was last seen alive before her body was discovered in his Tesla's trunk.

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Reid Carter concludes the Jeffrey Dahmer special with the trial that captivated America. January 1992: Dahmer pleaded guilty but insane to 15 murders. Defense claimed necrophilia and multiple personalities made him kill. Prosecution argued he was calculating, organized, and in complete control. February 15, 1992: Jury deliberated 10 hours—guilty but sane on all counts. Sentenced to 957 years in prison. November 28, 1994: Fellow inmate Christopher Scarver beat Dahmer to death with a metal bar in the prison gym. Crushed his skull. Dahmer was thirty-four. Prison justice for the Milwaukee Cannibal who showed zero remorse.

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Reid Carter exposes how Jeffrey Dahmer murdered 17 young men between 1978 and 1991 while Milwaukee police ignored every warning sign. Convicted in 1988 for molesting a 13-year-old Laotian boy, served just 10 months. May 1991: Three police officers returned the victim's 14-year-old brother—naked, bleeding, and drugged—to Dahmer's apartment. Thirty minutes later, Konerak Sinthasomphone was dead. July 22, 1991: Tracy Edwards escaped with handcuffs dangling from his wrist and led police to apartment 213. Inside: eleven bodies, severed heads in the refrigerator, body parts in acid barrels. The Milwaukee Cannibal's thirteen-year killing spree finally ended.

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Reid Carter takes a break from courtrooms to examine celebrities treading on the wrong side of the law. Luigi Mangione allegedly beaten by seven transgender women in Thailand months before assassinating UnitedHealthcare CEO - journal reveals planning. Terry Rozier and Chauncey Billups arrested by FBI in massive sports betting investigation linked to mafia. Mark Sanchez trial date set for December 11th - former NFL star facing felony battery after stabbing incident with truck driver over parking spot. Russian chess grandmaster Vladimir Kramnik under FIDE investigation after Daniel Naroditsky dies at 29 - accused of year-long harassment campaign that drove American to...

Reid Carter covers day three testimony in New Hampshire where Marine veteran Dustin Duren claims self-defense after shooting girlfriend Caitlyn Naffziger in front of their daughters - prosecutors say rage, defense says rescue. Three-time MVP Mike Trout testifies he saw no drug use from teammate Tyler Skaggs who died from fentanyl overdose in 2019 - widow suing Angels for $118 million claiming team enabled communications director who supplied fatal pill. Irish firefighter Terence Crosbie awaits verdict in retrial on rape charges after first jury deadlocked - woman claims she woke to stranger raping her in Boston hotel after consensual sex with his...

Reid Carter covers White House denying TMZ report Trump considering commuting Diddy's sentence - calls it "fake news" but Trump previously said rapper is "sort of, half-innocent." Rebecca Grossman trying to block daughter Alexis from testifying in civil case after Grossman killed two boys racing her MLB lover - daughter has chronic PTSD. Wall Street financier Howard Rubin's estranged wife shows up to support him on sex trafficking charges involving soundproof dungeon. NFL quarterback Erik Kramer survived shooting himself in head, was left incapacitated - ex-girlfriend moved in and stole $700,000 over two years.

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Reid Carter covers Delbert Cornish planning to plead guilty to murdering daughter Onyx after son Lucian disarmed him and escaped - Cornish told police he planned to kill both children then himself. Detroit mother Charla and son Jalen Pendergrass charged with murdering Jalen's teen girlfriend London Thomas - body found in sealed plastic bin in SUV parked two weeks. Alicia Andrews on trial today for murdering rapper Julio Foolio in Tampa gang war ambush - judge ruled she can't use domestic violence defense despite boyfriend Isaiah Chance allegedly abusing her. Opening statements begin Monday.

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Reid Carter covers Darius McCrary denied bail after bizarre court appearance where Family Matters star represented himself saying "I'm here on special appearance" repeatedly - judge appointed public defender saying McCrary "unable to understand legalities." Twin sisters Samantha and Sarah Petersen sentenced - Samantha killed two Amish children while high on meth, tried to get twin to take the fall. Samantha gets 4 years, Sarah gets 90 days for lying. Jake Haro pleaded guilty to murdering 7-month-old son Emmanuel - body never found. Had prior child abuse conviction causing brain hemorrhage and cerebral palsy in another infant.

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Reid Carter concludes the two-part John Wayne Gacy special timed with Peacock's "Devil in Disguise." After confessing to 33 murders, Gacy pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity, claiming multiple personalities made him kill. The jury didn't buy it - guilty on all counts. February 1980: sentenced to death. Fourteen years on death row painting clowns, giving interviews, showing zero remorse. May 10, 1994: executed by lethal injection. Final words: "Kiss my ass." Gacy's legacy: He created the "killer clown" trope that defines American horror. Stephen King's Pennywise exists because of Pogo.

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Reid Carter presents Part 1 of a two-part series on John Wayne Gacy, timed with Peacock's new series "Devil in Disguise." Gacy was a successful Chicago contractor, Democratic precinct captain, and community pillar who dressed as Pogo the Clown for children's parties. He was also one of America's most prolific serial killers. Between 1972-1978, he murdered at least 33 teenage boys and young men, burying 29 in the crawl space under his suburban home. December 1978: 15-year-old Robert Piest disappeared after meeting Gacy about a job. That investigation finally exposed the horror beneath Gacy's house.

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Reid Carter covers Diddy's strict post-release conditions - five years supervised probation, drug testing, mental health treatment, domestic violence programs, probation officer can search him anytime. Begging to serve sentence at low-level New Jersey prison instead of Brooklyn's MDC. Charles Crawford executed Wednesday after 30 years on death row for raping and murdering college student Kristy Ray - final words: "Kiss my ass." Ashley Monroe sentenced to 30-60 years for drunk driving crash that killed two men, injured 14 including eight children. BAC nearly 2.5 times legal limit, pregnant with fifth child, fled the scene.

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Reid Carter covers Daisy Link's murder trial - claims self-defense after shooting her husband Pedro Jimenez who she says pistol-whipped her, but prosecutors say she was the aggressor in their violent relationship. Link got pregnant by another inmate while in jail awaiting trial. Adam Montgomery's appeal hearing today - convicted of murdering his 5-year-old daughter Harmony, beating her to death then dissolving her body in lye. Body never recovered. Seeking new trial. Figure skating coach Megan Oster-Schultz sentenced to 100 days for drunk driving rollover crash with her two children - BAC three times legal limit.

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Reid Carter covers Aaron Spencer, Arkansas father running for sheriff while awaiting murder trial for shooting his 13-year-old daughter's abuser - 67-year-old Michael Fosler who was out on bond for 40+ sexual offenses when Spencer found his missing daughter in Fosler's truck. Ellen Greenberg stabbed 20 times including 10 to the back of head - Philadelphia rules it suicide AGAIN despite pathologist who did autopsy now saying he was wrong. Supreme Court rejects Alex Jones' appeal of $1.4 billion Sandy Hook judgment, families offered to settle for $85 million over 10 years.

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Reid Carter covers Fox Sports analyst Mark Sanchez booked after being stabbed multiple times by a 69-year-old truck driver in self-defense - now facing felony battery and civil suit claiming Fox knew about his "propensity for drinking and harmful conduct." Luigi Mangione's attorneys seek to dismiss federal charges and death penalty, arguing he wasn't read Miranda rights and stalking isn't a "crime of violence." Drake appeals after judge dismissed his defamation lawsuit against Kendrick Lamar. Jonathan Rinderknecht ordered held without bail after threatening to burn down his sister's home. Four major updates in one show.

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Reid Carter covers Drake's defamation lawsuit dismissed - judge rules Kendrick Lamar calling him a pedophile in "Not Like Us" was opinion, not fact, in the context of a heated rap battle. Twenty-three bodies found in Houston bayous this year spark serial killer fears, but officials insist there's no connection - retired detectives disagree, calling it "unlikely" to be coincidence. Mark Sievers returns to court fighting his death sentence for hiring his best friend to murder his wife Teresa with a hammer for insurance money and custody of their daughters. One celebrity lawsuit, one mysterious pattern of deaths, one husband...

Reid Carter concludes the Ed Gheen special with the psychology behind the Butcher of Plainfield. Augusta Gein raised Ed in fanatical religious isolation, teaching him women were sinful and disgusting. After her death in 1945, Ed tried to resurrect her through grave robbing, murder, and wearing a "woman suit" made from real skin. Found incompetent in 1957, eventually ruled not guilty by insanity in 1968, Ed became a model patient and died peacefully in 1984. His crimes inspired Psycho, Texas Chainsaw Massacre, and Silence of the Lambs. Reid examines how we turned Ed Gheen into entertainment and forgot his victims in the process.
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Reid Carter begins a two-part weekend special on Ed Gein, timed with Netflix's Monster series. November 16, 1957: Sheriff Art Schley enters Ed Gein's Wisconsin farmhouse looking for missing hardware store owner Bernice Worden and finds her headless body hanging from the ceiling. Then the inventory begins: lampshades made of human skin, skulls turned into bowls, furniture upholstered in human flesh, a "woman suit" made from real women. Reid covers the murders of Bernice Worden and Mary Hogan, the dozens of graves Ed robbed, and his confession delivered with chilling calm. Part one of the story that inspired Psycho, Texas Chainsaw Massacre...

Reid Carter covers Jonathan Rinderknecht's arrest for starting the Palisades Fire that killed 12 people and destroyed 6,000 homes. The 29-year-old Uber driver's ChatGPT searches reveal months of fire obsession: burning Bibles, creating images of burning cities, asking "Are you at fault if a fire is lift because of your cigarettes?" He listened to a French rap song about setting fires nine times, lit the January 1st Lachman Fire with a lighter, then watched it smolder underground for six days before exploding into LA's most destructive inferno. Plus Fraser Bohm fights to dismiss murder charges and Jay Cutler serves four days for...

Reid Carter covers Mark Sanchez's escalating nightmare: prosecutors reveal charges could be upgraded to Level 3 felony carrying sixteen years in prison, and FOX insiders confirm his broadcasting career is over. Diddy asks Trump for a presidential pardon while requesting New Jersey prison with drug treatment. Bionca Ellis trial witnesses describe her walking away from stabbing 3-year-old Julian Wood "like she was walking in the park" with a bloody knife and a smile. Plus Taylor Schabusiness returns to court after strangling her boyfriend during sex, decapitating him, dismembering his body, and leaving his head in a bucket for his mother to...

Reid Carter covers Perry Tole's lawsuit against Mark Sanchez and FOX Corporation, claiming permanent disfigurement and loss of function after the parking space brawl. The 69-year-old oil collector wants millions for injuries to his mouth, jaw and face. Darriynn Brown gets life for snatching 4-year-old Cash Gernon from his crib and murdering him. Bionca Ellis goes on trial for randomly stabbing 3-year-old Julian Wood outside a grocery store. Plus Daniel Stearns convicted of killing girlfriend Nancy Howery, burying her, digging her up, burning her body, and scattering 800 bone fragments across four locations. Wednesday proves violence has consequences, whether parking disputes...

Reid Carter covers Mark Sanchez's Indianapolis disaster where the FOX analyst got stabbed fighting a 69-year-old oil collector over a parking space. Surveillance shows drunk Sanchez doing wind sprints in an alley before attacking, getting pepper sprayed, then stabbed in self-defense. Charges upgraded to felony battery carrying five years in prison. Ghislaine Maxwell's Supreme Court appeal denied, leaving her to serve twenty years for recruiting teenage girls for Jeffrey Epstein. The Trump DOJ defended her conviction after interviewing her about Trump's Epstein connections. Tuesday proves celebrity stupidity and sex trafficking both lead to the same place: prison.

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Reid Carter returns from Eight Days of OJ to find celebrity chaos everywhere. Judge Subramanian calls Cassie Ventura a "brave survivor" after Diddy's sentencing, while she reveals moving her family out of New York fearing "swift retribution." Tyrese Gibson's four Cane Corsos mauled a neighbor's spaniel to death while he wasn't home. Fifteen-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez's body found decomposing in singer David's Tesla trunk after weeks parked in Hollywood Hills. Kim Kardashian and Kris Jenner sue Ray J for claiming federal RICO charges coming. Monday proves that while we covered the trial of the century, modern celebrity justice never stops.<...

Reid Carter presents a purely fictional, speculative episode imagining the OJ Simpson trial in 2025. With Ring cameras, Find My iPhone, TikTok detectives, and Google searches, could the Juice still get loose? From the Bronco chase livestreamed on Instagram to Reddit solving the case before police, Reid reimagines the Trial of the Century with modern technology. This entertainment-only thought experiment shows how smartphones, social media, and thirty years of CSI episodes would change everything. Warning: This episode contains Reid's dream prosecution where Google searches matter more than gloves and where celebrity doesn't trump GPS data.

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Reid Carter concludes the O.J. series examining thirty years of aftermath from the verdict that divided America. The immediate chaos that followed acquittal, O.J.'s promise to find "real killers" on golf courses, and the Dream Team's fractures. The civil trial where different rules meant different justice. The fates of every key player - Clark's retreat, Darden's breakdown, Cochran's death, Ito's ridicule, Kato's eternal fifteen minutes, Fuhrman's conviction and redemption. O.J.'s Vegas robbery, imprisonment, and 2024 death from cancer. Most importantly, how October 3rd, 1995 created the celebrity justice playbook that Robert Blake, Phil Spector, and Casey Anthony...

Reid Carter breaks into regular OJ anniversary coverage with breaking news from Manhattan Federal Court. Sean "Diddy" Combs was just sentenced to 50 months for transportation to engage in prostitution after calling his actions "disgusting, shameful and sick." The judge rejected both the prosecution's request for 11 years and the defense's plea for time served. With credit for 13 months already in custody, the Bad Boy founder has 37 months left. Reid covers the dramatic sentencing where Combs broke down crying, his children watched from the gallery, and the judge told him he "brutally assaulted" women he claimed to love.

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Reid Carter concludes Eight Days of O.J. with September-October 1995 - the closing arguments and four-hour deliberation that shocked the world. Darden's desperate final plea for justice meets Cochran's masterful appeal to "send a message" to the LAPD. Clark's last attempt to refocus on victims gets overshadowed by jury nullification politics. September 29th - the jury gets the case. October 2nd - after just four hours, they have a verdict. October 3rd, 1995, 10 AM PST - 150 million Americans watch the split screen moment that divided the nation. Black America celebrates while white America sits stunned. O.J. whispers "What about the...