Murders A-Z

Ángel Reséndiz claimed he was an avenging angel sent by God to punish those he thought "were evil and deserved to die.”

Kevin Boyd Jr. didn't kill his father, Kevin Boyd Sr., alone — his mother was in on the plan, too.

Richard Rogers was just an average middle-aged man — but underneath his kindly veneer was who the media would call the “Last Call Killer."

Serial killer Samuel Little confessed to murdering 93 women in a series of shocking taped interviews with the FBI.

Eugene Mallove was a beloved family man and an accomplished scientist who had come down to Norwich, Connecticut to clean a home he'd been renting out when he was viciously murdered.

While hunting the “Grim Sleeper,” investigators turned to a new and controversial technique — familial DNA matches.

Nearly four years after vanishing without a trace, the remains of the McStay family were found in the Mojave Desert.

Rod Ferrell became the youngest person on death row after he bashed the parents of his friend and fellow "Vampire" to death.

Danny Rolling, known for killing five university students, aspired to be a "superstar" like Ted Bundy.

When sex workers in Dallas, Texas started showing up dead with their eyeballs missing, terror spread through the neighborhood, until a carpenter with a fondness for taxidermy was identified as their serial killer.