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In 2005, David Jordan went to the Tennessee DOT building where he shot his estranged wife along with several of her coworkers. 3 people died and 2 were injured. Jordan resides on Tennessee’s death row.

4 people died and 2 were seriously injured when Travis Reinking shot up a Waffle House outside of Nashville, Tennessee in 2018. Reinking suffered from severe schizophrenia and law enforcement took his guns away prior to the incident. The father gave the guns back to his son a few months prior to the shooting.

A woman was found deceased in a cornfield in the Town of Raymond in 1999. It took 20 years for police to identify the victim and find her killer, Linda LaRoche, who was a registered nurse living in Cape Coral, Florida.

Chai Vang unintentionally trespassed on private hunting land in northern Wisconsin. This led to an altercation and he claimed self-defense after shooting 6 dead and wounding 2.

Brenda Andrew and boyfriend James Pavatt killed her husband, Rob Andrew, to collect on his $800,000 life insurance policy. Brenda, James, and Brenda’s two children fled to Mexico but were eventually captured. Brenda and James currently sit on Oklahoma’s death row.

Colleen Slemmer thought she was being invited to the woods to smoke pot. Instead, she was tortured and murdered by her 18-year-old classmate Christa Pike, who is the only woman on Tennessee’s death row.

Two extraordinary Dartmouth professors lost their lives when two high school students believed that killing them would lead to their dream future.

Two professors committed horrible crimes, and their faults and flaws were only visible around the edges. No one could have foreseen or prevented what happened. 

Rusty Sneiderman had big dreams. This Harvard MBA was trying to be an entrepreneur when he was gunned down after dropping his son off at school. After weeks of investigation, law enforcement disproved that the murderer was the boss of Rusty Sneiderman’s wife.

Randall Woodfield was drafted by the Green Bay Packers in 1974 and was dropped before the season started. The organization never released an official statement but Law Enforcement was aware that Woodfield was exposing himself to women. After his time with the Packers, Woodfield’s behavior escalated to robbery, rape, and murder.

Bruce Cleland met and married the love of his life. She was more interested in his money. The couple was carjacked and Bruce was killed. Less than a year later, his wife was arrested for the murder.

A 15-year-old girl goes missing and no one searches for her, no one reports her missing, and no one was looking out for her well being including the family, friends, and members of the community that might have kept her safe.

A Staten Island teacher was found murdered in her condo. Initially, the public believed it was a gang retaliation story. Law Enforcement quickly figured out that her husband was leading a double life.

Two of her husbands died under suspicious circumstances and many in her community started calling her a black widow. She faced an unprecedented three murder trials for the crime of murder and was able to walk away in the end.

A successful east coast lawyer moved to LA to live a celebrity lifestyle. A porn actor friend introduced him to Kristin Baldwin, and several months later, the pair got into a drug-fueled argument in his Hollywood Hills home. Kristin was never seen alive after that night.

Dusty had a job he enjoyed and was well-liked. He was a collegiate championship wrestler and was an up-and-coming wakeboarder. Plus Dusty was engaged. His was about to change when he had a chance encounter with a man named David Genzler.

Andrew Luster was the heir to the Max Factor Cosmetics fortune. He lived a life of a leisure, never had a job, and spent much of his time surfing. Luster pursued women who were significantly younger and he assaulted several victims unbeknownst to them by slipping GHB into drinks.

A Maryland high school senior fled to Israel after murdering another teenager. The incident escalated tensions between the US and Israel. 17 years after the crime, the main perpetrator found himself in a standoff with the Israel Prison Service and this case ended in tragedy for every family involved.

Three friends decided to rob the McDonald’s in Sydney River, Nova Scotia, Canada. The crime escalated when they decided to murder three employees and permanently disable a fourth worker.

Joe and Beth Wellnitz and their son, Dennis were killed in their home, in Columbia, Kentucky. The case went cold for 10 years and when it unraveled, the perpetrators were not strangers to the family.