After surviving a kidnapping and false accusations, Denise Huskins partners with police to reform interrogation practices and advocate for respectful treatment.

How a stew of racism, law enforcement misconduct and bureaucratic incompetence led to wrongful convictions on both sides of the Atlantic.

Dateline turned its lens on one of Oregon's most harrowing cases in Into The Night, spotlighting a name that's become impossible to forget: Edwin Lara.

A few years ago I came across a profoundly unnerving historical photo: A lineup of terrified, naked Black babies cowered over ...

Downtown Pittsburgh, by turns glamorous and grimy, boasts a split personality. Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey emphatically frames ...

After escaping the clutches of a serial killer in a 2005 murder/kidnapping, Shasta Groene spent 20 years fighting for her ...

Menendez has been hospitalized with kidney stones as his lawyer calls for his immediate release because of his "serious ...

The crime series Nine Puzzles has been a huge success overseas and is a great replacement show on Hulu for True Detective ...

On Feb. 5, the U.S. Department of Justice filed a relatively terse 23-page complaint accusing the combined governments and ...

Recently, Hewitt also reprised her role as the traumatized Julie James in the latest “I Know What You Did Last Summer” reboot ...

The very popular Netflix docuseries “Amy Bradley is Missing” has led to heightened fears about cruise ship safety.

"Happy Face Killer" Keith Jesperson believes Kohberger's awkwardness and high-profile murder case make him vulnerable, and he ...