Murders A-Z

Lou Castro lived extravagantly in Kansas with his cult-like family and was found guilty of rape and the murder of Patricia Hughes. 

When Sylvia White was setting up the murder-for-hire of her husband, Billy White, she told the hitman, “It's not that hard to do. I had a stepchild. I put a bag over it until it stopped breathing.”

Salvator Perrone was a mercantile middle-man who trademarked his own name for a clothing line before he carried out a series of shopkeeper murders.

After a custody battle, Steven Brown enlisted Patricia Teeter to help him take revenge on his ex-wife, Deborah Smarrella.

Authorities have searched for years for Jay Sallee's body, believing he was shot to death by some friends.

Joel Shanbrom, a beloved school resource officer, was shot at close range by his wife, Jennifer, and her lover, Matthew Fletcher. 

In 1974, cheerleader Carla Walker was abducted while on a date with her boyfriend, and her body was found days later. Could her murder be the work of a serial killer? 

Johnnie Allbritton was shot to death decades ago in a case that initially stumped authorities.

Ernie Scherer got in over his head financially and beat his parents, Ernest and Charlene, to death for a $2 million inheritance. 

After Mark Hensley beat his roommate Kathleen Noble to death in 1989, he fled the state.