A Hawaii jury heard testimony from Emile Konig that his father, Gerhardt Konig, appeared on FaceTime with blood on his shirt and admitted he had just tried to kill his wife before saying he intended to jump off a cliff. Prosecutors say this account supports their case in the alleged attack on Arielle Konig near the Pali Puka Trail in March 2025. Emile testified that … Continue reading Hawaii doctor’s son tells jurors dad confessed cliffside attack on wife, vowed to jump before arrest

New DNA testing has definitively linked serial killer Ted Bundy to the 1974 murder of 17-year-old Laura Ann Aime in Utah. Authorities say the evidence confirms Bundy’s involvement “without a doubt,” officially closing the case after more than 50 years. Aime was abducted after leaving a Halloween party, later found murdered along a highway weeks afterward. Advances in forensic science allowed investigators to reexamine old … Continue reading Ted Bundy linked to Utah murder of 17-year-old girl after DNA test

Human remains found on a California beach in 2022 have been identified as Walter Karl Kinney, who had been missing since 1999. The identification was made by the DNA Doe Project using genetic genealogy after investigators uploaded DNA to a database in 2026. Kinney’s remains were actually discovered in two separate instances—first shortly after his disappearance and again decades later when additional partial remains were … Continue reading Remains found during family’s seashell hunt ID’d as missing banker

An analysis by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives could not definitively link a bullet fragment from Charlie Kirk’s autopsy to the rifle found at the scene, and the Federal Bureau of Investigation is conducting further testing. Defense attorneys for the accused shooter, Tyler Robinson, are seeking a delay in proceedings to review the inconclusive forensic results and other evidence. The ATF report … Continue reading Charlie Kirk bullet analysis finds no conclusive link to rifle found near scene

Four individuals tied to BHRAGS Home Care Corp. were arrested in a federal corruption probe involving alleged theft and bribery related to NYC homeless shelter contracts. Prosecutors say leaders of the nonprofit stole over $1.3 million in public funds and received kickbacks in exchange for steering millions of dollars in contracts to specific businesses. The investigation is also examining potential bribery involving Farah Louis and … Continue reading 4 charged in corruption investigation linked to NYC homeless shelter

A 26-year-old man, Elisio Melendez, has been charged with attempted second-degree murder after allegedly trying to push a stranger in front of a train at Seattle’s Northgate light rail station on March 19. Prosecutors say he approached the victim from behind as a train arrived and attempted to shove him onto the tracks, but the victim managed to stay upright despite being pushed twice. Surveillance … Continue reading Man charged after allegedly trying to push stranger in front of train

Three former Federal Bureau of Investigation agents — Michelle Ball, Jamie Garman, and Blaire Toleman — have filed a class-action lawsuit alleging they were wrongfully fired in retaliation for their work. They claim their dismissals were linked to their involvement in an investigation into efforts by Donald Trump to remain in power after the 2020 election. The agents argue that their removal reflects political interference … Continue reading FBI agents who investigated Trump file lawsuit alleging retaliatory firing