The failed drug transaction was merely an overture to the brutality that unfolded when Candie Dominguez aided her boyfriend, Daniel Lopez, in the murder of her own cousin.

While Daniel insists on his innocence, further details surrounding Jose Menchaca’s death emerge, drawing attention to Candie’s difficult history and possible connections to organized crime.

After two decades behind bars for a bar fight that escalated tragically, Walter Triplett insists that racial profiling was the decisive element in his conviction.

As threats spiraled into a violent assault claiming one teenager’s life and leaving another gravely wounded, Kimberly Dunkin considers her role in the unfolding tragedy.

Leroy Schmitz maintained that the death of his wife was unintentional, a consequence of a heated argument fueled by alcohol. He offered an explanation rooted in his past, suggesting a childhood marked by abuse had fostered a propensity for …

Imprisoned for a sentence of at least one hundred and nine years, Kevin Saxon reflects upon the decisions that propelled him to commit murder—examining those made both within these walls and in the world he left behind.