Cold Cases
Decades-old investigations where leads went cold but families still wait for answers.
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The Asha Degree Disappearance: 25 Years of Silence, Finally Broken
On a rainy night in 2000, a 9-year-old girl walked out of her North Carolina home at 3:45 AM. Drivers saw her. Then she was gone. For twenty-four years, her parents waited. In 2024, the FBI finally named names. Continue reading
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The West Mesa Bone Collector: Albuquerque’s Forgotten Serial Killer
In February 2009, a woman walking her dog on the West Mesa outside Albuquerque found a human bone. By the end of the excavation, investigators had identified the remains of eleven women. No one has ever been charged. Continue reading
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The Setagaya Family Murders: The Most Bizarre Crime Scene in Modern History
On a winter night in Tokyo, a killer entered a family’s home and murdered four people. He left more evidence than any modern criminal in history — fingerprints, DNA, hair, clothes. He has never been caught. Continue reading
