Google, Facebook and Instagram provide clues to mystery of Joey Comunale's disappearance

"48 Hours" has the latest in the investigation into the alleged plot launched by two Houston doctors and their relationship with a former U.S. Army soldier who pretended to take a hit job

Authorities said Brian Varela never sought help for the 18-year-old and instead sent semi-nude photos of her to friends and texting "LOL, I think she od'd, still breathing"

These are the types of criminal allegations that need to be seen to be believed

Suspects accused of breaking into a Green Beret's bedroom while he was sleeping, bounding him with duct tape and putting him into a choke hold

Ron Helus was killed when he responded to a shooting at a crowded bar in California

Gregory Bush, who is white, is accused of fatally shooting two African-Americans at a Kentucky grocery store last month

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The suspected gunman, a former Alabama state trooper, was once questioned in another shooting more than two decades ago

Scot Peterson never entered the high school during the shooting that killed 17 -- he was expected to testify Thursday

New Jersey couple and homeless veteran who captured international praise for good citizenship were all in on the scam, prosecutors say

"SWATting" is a form of retaliation sometimes used by gamers in which a false report sends police to an opponent's home

Police in Ohio say a reporter found dead in a home was shot several times by her uncle, who then killed himself

Investigators reportedly looking at 52-year-old passenger's death as possible murder

Roberto Moreno Ramos was condemned for the 1992 deaths of his 42-year-old wife Leticia, 7-year-old daughter Abigail, and 3-year-old son Jonathan

Stormy Daniels' attorney and prominent Trump critic has said he's mulling a 2020 presidential run

The actress accuses the disgraced movie mogul of raping her in 2010 and then embarking on a campaign of harassment

Defense attorney claimed real leader of a cartel that sent tons of cocaine into the U.S. is still at large because of government bribe-takers

Prosecuting an Ohio family of four arrested in the killings could take years to conclude, a county prosecutor said