“He’s got a gift that’s extraordinary where he controls the people he meets and manipulates them totally with his charisma," Jeffrey Epstein's former business partner Steven Hoffenberg said.
Tim Noble claimed his fiancée, Debbie Holden, shot herself in the head, but investigators became suspicious when he later showed up in the emergency room with the bullet in his leg.
Mary Bruno told investigators her husband was killed by their roommate, Dennis Roy, who kept her drugged and incoherent for days after the slaying. Security footage from Roy’s work told a different story.
Serial killer Randall Woodfield murdered at least seven people throughout his Interstate 5 crime spree, targeting victims from Northern California to Washington.
In 1989, San Diego socialite Betty Broderick gunned down her ex-husband and his new wife. Today, the four Broderick children have differing views on whether their mom should spend her remaining years behind bars.
Major Charles Ingram won a million pounds on the British version of "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" but was denied that money and brought to court instead after he, his wife Diana and fellow contestant Tecwen Whittock were accused of engineering a coughing scheme to communicate correct answers.
