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Meet Sarah Chen, 28, shopping at Valley Mall on Tuesday evening. Security cameras catch her leaving at 9:45 PM. Notice the dark figure following twenty steps behind. This is the last time anyone sees Sarah alive. Watch the reflection in the window.

The evidence Sarah uncovered in the Henderson case pointed to something darker. Three witnesses had vanished in 1978, and the police files showed inconsistencies. If she could locate Detective Morrison's original notes, she might expose what really happened that summer night.

In 1978, Sarah Miller woke up to find an intruder in her bedroom. The man, later identified as The Night Stalker of Cincinnati, had already killed twelve women. But Sarah had prepared. She reached under her pillow, grabbed her father's revolver, and made history as the only victim who survived.

What if the person serving your coffee each morning was carefully selecting their victims? In small-town Wisconsin, a local diner became the hunting ground for a predator who poisoned customers over decades. This isn't fiction - this is the story of the Breakfast Killer.

Officers responding to retail location where store security reports two male subjects shoplifting multiple items and fleeing scene in a blue sedan heading northbound suspect description includes one wearing red hoodie other in dark jacket.

Examining the crime scene investigators found traces of epithelial cells under the victim's fingernails indicating a struggle occurred DNA analysis reveals foreign genetic material possibly from the perpetrator this evidence could be crucial in identifying the suspect officers are now pursuing multiple leads.

In 2001, Sarah Mitchell disappeared from her Seattle apartment without a trace. The case remained unsolved until 2023, when advanced DNA testing of a partial fingerprint found on her doorknob matched convicted felon James Cooper, leading to his arrest and subsequent confession.

When conducting interviews in homicide cases, I learned that silence can be as important as words. Every pause, every moment of reflection gives the subject time to think, and gives me time to observe their body language and emotional responses.