Murder Trial
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The Azaria Chamberlain Case: A Dingo, a Grieving Mother, and Australia’s Most Infamous Wrongful Conviction
When nine-week-old Azaria Chamberlain vanished from a tent at Uluru in August 1980, her mother cried that a dingo had taken her. Australia didn’t believe Lindy Chamberlain — and it took 32 years to prove her right. Continue reading
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The O.J. Simpson Case: Nicole Brown, Ron Goldman, and the Verdict America Still Argues About
Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman were murdered in Brentwood on June 12, 1994, and the trial that followed divided America. Three decades later, O.J. Simpson is dead and his estate has accepted a $58 million claim from the Goldman… Continue reading
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The Gypsy Rose Blanchard Case: A Murder in a Pink House and the Mother Who Invented a Lifetime of Illness
Dee Dee Blanchard convinced the world her daughter was dying. In June 2015, Gypsy Rose had her killed. The full story of the Munchausen by proxy case, the sentences, her 2023 release, and her new life through 2026. Continue reading
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The Karen Read Case: A Boston Cop Dead in the Snow, Two Trials, and a Verdict That Split a Town
Boston officer John O’Keefe was found dying in the snow outside a fellow cop’s home in January 2022. Prosecutors said girlfriend Karen Read hit him with her SUV; her defense claimed a cover-up. Two trials later, the fight still isn’t… Continue reading
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The Pam Hupp Case: A $150,000 Policy, a Framed Husband, and a Murder Trial Now Set for 2028
Betsy Faria was stabbed 55 times in Troy, Missouri, in December 2011, days after naming friend Pam Hupp on a $150,000 policy. Her husband went to prison, a second man died in a staged home invasion, and Hupp’s trial now… Continue reading
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The Lori Vallow Daybell Case: The ‘Doomsday Mom’ Who Called Her Own Children Zombies
Lori Vallow Daybell said her children were zombies. In 2020 their remains were dug up in her new husband’s Idaho backyard. Here is the full story of Charles Vallow, Tylee, JJ and Tammy Daybell, the trials that followed, and where… Continue reading
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The Betty Broderick Case: five shots at dawn, a $16,000-a-month divorce, and a death in prison at 78
On November 5, 1989, Betty Broderick used a stolen key to enter her ex-husband’s San Diego home and shot him and his new wife as they slept. Two trials, two parole denials, and a hit TV series later, she died… Continue reading
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The Diane Downs Case: A Mother, a Dark Oregon Road, and the Daughter Who Said “My Mom”
In May 1983, Diane Downs drove her three wounded children to a Springfield, Oregon hospital and blamed a bushy-haired stranger. Her surviving daughter told the truth, the prosecutor adopted the children, and in December 2025 a parole board turned Downs… Continue reading
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The Casey Anthony Case: 31 Days, a Nanny Who Never Existed, and the Verdict That Set Her Free
Two-year-old Caylee Anthony was last seen on June 16, 2008, and her mother did not report her missing for 31 days. Here is how the Casey Anthony trial ended in acquittal, what came after, and where she is in 2026. Continue reading
