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Tennessee Husband Suffocates His Wife as Affair and Financial Crimes Are Nearly Exposed Discoveries of a sexual affair and financial fraud lead investigators to the person who cruelly strangled Tina Caronna. By Joe Dziemianowicz 1 day ago
Find Out Where Some of Cold Justice's Biggest Cases Are Now There's a reason veteran homicide investigator Steve Spingola called Kelly Siegler "the Taylor Swift of cold cases" in the Season 7 updates special episode. By Jax Miller 2 days ago
Donald “Pee Wee” Gaskins Is One of the South’s Most Prolific Serial Killers Sadistic killer Donald "Pee Wee" Gaskins brutally murdered more than a dozen people, including his own niece. By Jill Sederstrom 4 days ago
University of Idaho Murder Victims' Ex-Roommate Reveals Final Text: "Knew Something Was Wrong" Ashlin Couch, who moved out of the home months before the murders there, added she was afraid to walk to her car after her friends died. By Cydney Contreras 4 days ago
The Most Popular Snapped Episodes on Peacock May Surprise You Before Snapped celebrates its 20-year anniversary, find out whether you've seen the most popular episodes of Snapped streaming on Peacock. By Jill Sederstrom 4 days ago
Cold Justice's Kelly Siegler Is Sharing Major Case Updates in Season 7 Finale Kelly Siegler will also sit down to answer viewers' burning questions. By Cydney Contreras 4 days ago
Woman Searches Online Adult Chat Rooms for Affairs — and for a Man to Kill Her Husband The internet’s first murder trial centered around a woman with a skill for manipulation, Sharee Miller. By Joe Dziemianowicz 4 days ago
Paul John Knowles, Who Was "More Vicious" than Ted Bundy, Terrorized the South in the ‘70s Paul John Knowles — who is believed to have killed at least 18 people — has been described by investigators as "evil." By Jill Sederstrom 5 days ago
Scott Peterson's Defense Team Outlines "Orange Van" Theory in Their Latest Filing The Los Angeles Innocence Project suggests that two local burglars could be responsible for Laci Peterson's murder. By Cydney Contreras 5 days ago
Why Do Women Kill? These Unusual Murder Motives Horrified Investigators Women turn to murder for all sorts of astonishing reasons, as seen on Snapped. By Jax Miller 5 days ago