Remains discovered in the Nevada desert have been identified as a woman with known mob connections who disappeared in 1968. The findings shed new light on a decades-old mystery in Las Vegas.
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Samuel Little, one of the FBI’s most prolific serial killers, confessed to over 90 murders. The FBI’s detailed profile sheds light on his crimes and the nationwide efforts that brought him to justice.
A Las Vegas cold case has been solved 20 years after a man was strangled with a phone cord inside his home. Authorities identified and arrested a suspect, bringing closure to the decades-old murder investigation.
Las Vegas politician Robert Telles was sentenced to life in prison for the murder of a journalist. The case raises questions about the motive behind the crime, spotlighting issues of power and press freedom.
A military man was fatally shot in Las Vegas after his wife and her colleague, with whom she was having an affair, allegedly conspired to have him murdered. Authorities are investigating the tragic case.
A former Vegas youth pastor was charged with murder 20 years after his wife’s fatal fall at Zion National Park. Authorities revisited the case, uncovering new evidence that led to the unexpected indictment.
Ex-youth pastor dies after facing charges in the 2006 murder of his wife. The case, which drew widespread attention, remains a sobering reminder of unresolved justice in tragic domestic crimes.
Artnet News explores 8 bizarre crime museums worldwide, showcasing chilling exhibits that delve into true crime, macabre artifacts, and infamous cases-guaranteed to freak out even the most seasoned true crime enthusiasts.
At CrimeCon, a juror in the Kouri Richins case described the verdict as a “punch in the gut,” revealing the emotional toll of the high-profile trial that captivated the nation.
Crime Story? – Las Vegas Weekly investigates the recent surge in local crime rates, exploring causes and community impact. The report highlights police responses and ongoing efforts to restore safety in Sin City.