Episodes

A dream voyage on a boat called Soulmate has turned into a nightmare — and the only witness is in custody. A Michigan woman vanishes from a dinghy in the Bahamas while sailing with her husband. He paddles to shore. She doesn't. Nine days later, Lynette Hooker is still missing — and her husband Brian is in Bahamian custody, questioned on probable cause, not yet charged. Her daughter says she knows what happened. Brian's lawyer says he's heartbroken. The truth is somewhere in the water. Also: For...

He confessed. Then he pled guilty. Now a jury must decide whether he lives or dies. On Tuesday we introduced you to Tanner Lynn Horner — the FedEx contract driver who killed seven-year-old Athena Strand in November 2022. Since then, the trial in Fort...

The anesthesiologist is found guilty. The Long Island serial killer finally says the word. And the woman who sold Matthew Perry the drugs that killed him is heading to federal prison. Friday, April 10th, 2026. Three separate courtrooms. Three verdicts that landed within 48 hours of each other. Gerhardt Konig — the Maui anesthesiologist who beat his wife with a rock at a cliffside in Oahu — was convicted by a jury, though not of everything prosecutors asked for. Rex Heuermann — the Long Island a...

A Little House on the Prairie reunion nobody wanted, a 28-year-old disappearance finds new leads, and a man who already admitted it — in court at last. Garret Fisher covers three stories that have been years — in some cases, decades — in the making. The West Wing's Timothy Busfield is back in headlines as wife Melissa Gilbert goes on national television to defend him, revealing she knew about prior allegations before they married. Then: Amy Bradley disappeared from a Royal Caribbean cruise ship...

A son who allegedly shot his parents over money. A man who killed a seven-year-old because she was going to tell her dad. And a woman who drove 78 miles an hour through a red light high on pink cocaine and told cops she was from the future. Humans. Suck. Garret Fisher covers three cases that will test your faith in humanity — and your patience for the justice system. A former NYPD officer is charged with shooting his elderly parents to death in their Florida apartment, allegedly motivated by mo...

Back in March, we told you about a sixty-seven-year-old Massachusetts woman named Judy Church who was on trial for poisoning her live-in boyfriend with antifreeze — a man she also secretly insured, threatened to kidnap, and filmed while he was dying. Today, we tell you what happened. The jury deliberated for more than eight hours. The judge had something to say at sentencing. The family had more. Judy Church stood there and said nothing. This is the complete story of Leroy Fowler — who knew he w...

Gerhardt Konig faces cross-examination as his own son tells jurors he confessed — and Blake Lively's case just got a lot smaller. It has been a brutal week for Gerhardt Konig in a Honolulu courtroom. His son took the stand and told jurors that his own father called him twice to confess — then said he planned to jump off the cliff before police could catch him. A digital forensics detective walked the jury through Christmas Eve Reddit spirals, late-night searches for deadly hiking trails, and a ...

A TV star's street brawl, a judge blows up a Hollywood hush deal, and a beloved actor dies too soon. The actor who plays an unstoppable action hero punched a neighbor to the ground in a Tennessee suburb — and walked away without charges. A Los...

Days three through five in Honolulu deliver Arielle's testimony and damning DNA results. Savannah speaks. Tiger demands a jury. Thursday, April 2nd. Arielle Konig takes the stand on the anniversary of the attack — her birthday — and tells the jury what Gerhardt said while beating her with a rock. Day Five brings DNA testimony that undercuts the defense's mutual-combat story. Savannah Guthrie gives her first interview since her mother Nancy was abducted from her Tucson home two months ago — call...

April 1st — no jokes, just a legendary golfer in handcuffs, a lottery winner turned burglar, and a Brexit-sized drug bust hiding in fruit. It's April Fool's Day, and Garret Fisher is not laughing. Tiger Woods, 50, is waking up this Wednesday with a DUI charge after rolling his Land Rover on a Jupiter Island road Friday — his second DUI arrest, his fourth high-profile crash, his latest chapter in a long-running story about a man who can't stay out of his own way. Russell Brand's UK rape trial, n...

Three verdicts land in one week — a postpartum officer goes free, a serial killer folds, and a Mississippi dad finally faces justice. A former Massachusetts police officer walks out of court a free woman after being shot by her own colleague. The man accused of being the Gilgo Beach serial killer — seven murders, seventeen years, a Word document full of kill instructions — is reportedly about to plead guilty. And in Mississippi, the second jury to hear a father-daughter murder conspiracy finall...

Garret Fisher covers the landmark double verdict against Big Tech. In Los Angeles, a jury found Meta and YouTube negligent for deliberately designing addictive platforms that damaged twenty-year-old Kaley's mental health — ordering $6 million in damages in a bellwether case tied to 2,000 pending lawsuits. One day earlier in Santa Fe, a separate jury ordered Meta to pay $375 million for enabling child sexual predators on its platforms. Two juries. Two states. Two verdicts in two days. We covered ...

Garret Fisher covers the stunning conclusion of the Kelsey Fitzsimmons bench trial in Massachusetts — three days of testimony, both sides rested, and now a judge decides whether a postpartum crisis or an assault on a fellow officer happened in that North Andover home. Then: Arielle Konig takes the stand in Honolulu — on her birthday, exactly one year after her husband allegedly tried to kill her on a Hawaiian hiking trail — and delivers testimony that includes a syringe, a birthday card, a rock,...

The Duggars sold America a fantasy — nineteen kids, humble faith, wholesome values. For years, TLC let them. In 2015, the illusion cracked: eldest son Josh had molested five children, including four of his sisters. He would go on to federal prison for child sex abuse material. Now brother Joseph — seventh of the nineteen — is arrested for allegedly molesting a nine-year-old girl during a 2020 family vacation in Florida. He admitted it to her father. Then he admitted it to police. And then his wi...

Garret Fisher brings you trial developments and two stunning new cases. The Gerhardt Konig attempted murder trial is underway in Honolulu — jurors heard from two nurses who ran toward a woman's screams and found her covered in blood, as the defense blames the wife. Then: a Florida woman who tried to hire a hitman to kill her three-year-old son — using a fake website — was sentenced Monday. No jail time. And the most surreal case on the docket: a professional cornhole player and quadruple amputee...

Garret Fisher covers three celebrity-adjacent cases unraveling in real time. Nancy Guthrie has been missing for fifty days — the family of Today anchor Savannah Guthrie begs Tucson for renewed attention while the sheriff's department faces mounting criticism for early blunders. Then: Justin Timberlake's DWI body cam footage is finally public after he tried to block it — he called the sobriety tests 'really hard' and complained about being treated 'like a criminal.' And ABC axes The Bachelorette ...

Garret Fisher with a Monday edition packed with developments from all three coasts. First: Caleb Flynn — the former American Idol contestant accused of shooting his wife Ashley while their daughters slept — has been indicted by a grand jury on eleven counts including aggravated murder. His bond just jumped to three and a half million. Then: a Princeton man who killed his younger brother with a knife and a golf club, removed his eye, and burned the family cat has been found not guilty by reason o...

Garret Fisher examines four disturbing cases of domestic betrayal unfolding across the country. In Massachusetts, Judy Church stands trial for allegedly poisoning her live-in boyfriend with antifreeze after taking out a life insurance policy on him — and trying to have him kidnapped when he tried to leave. In North Carolina, former paramedic Joshua Hunsucker has just been indicted for allegedly killing his wife with eyedrops, then allegedly using the same poison on his own child. In Hawaii, anes...

Monday's verdict came down fast: three hours, five counts, guilty across the board. Kouri Richins, the Utah realtor who wrote a children's grief book after allegedly poisoning her husband Eric with a fentanyl Moscow Mule, now faces life in prison. Sentencing lands May 13th — what would have been Eric's 44th birthday. Then: the case you need to know. Dale Warner of Tecumseh, Michigan, tracked his wife Dee over 2,100 times, strangled her, wrapped her in blue tarps and duct tape, and welded her bod...

Garret Fisher dedicates today's full episode to the conviction of Tal, Oren, and Alon Alexander — three brothers who leveraged a luxury real estate empire to drug, assault, and rape more than sixty women over more than a decade. The trial ran five weeks in Manhattan federal court. Eleven women testified. The jury took eight hours. All three brothers were convicted on every single count. Garret walks through the full story: the rise, the open secret, the arrests, the testimony, the horrifying evi...

Garret Fisher covers three cases that test the limits of what people are capable of doing to those who trust them most. Former University of Kentucky cheerleader Laken Snelling, 22, is indicted on manslaughter charges after her newborn's body is found in a trash bag in her closet — a baby investigators say was alive at birth and died of asphyxia. Then: an update on Ashlee Buzzard, charged with shooting her nine-year-old daughter Melodee in the head and leaving her body in rural Utah — the same w...

In the inaugural episode of Daily Crime and Justice, new host Garret Fisher takes you inside one of the most chilling murder trials in years: the case of Kouri Richins, a Utah mother of three and children's book author who stands accused of poisoning her husband Eric with a lethal dose of fentanyl in 2022. With fourteen days of testimony now complete, the defense rested without calling a single witness — and Kouri herself chose not to take the stand. Closing arguments are set for Monday. Garret ...

Reid Carter concludes the Jeffrey Dahmer special with the trial that captivated America. January 1992: Dahmer pleaded guilty but insane to 15 murders. Defense claimed necrophilia and multiple personalities made him kill. Prosecution argued he was calculating, organized, and in complete control. February 15, 1992: Jury deliberated 10 hours—guilty but sane on all counts. Sentenced to 957 years in prison. November 28, 1994: Fellow inmate Christopher Scarver beat Dahmer to death with a metal bar in ...

Reid Carter exposes how Jeffrey Dahmer murdered 17 young men between 1978 and 1991 while Milwaukee police ignored every warning sign. Convicted in 1988 for molesting a 13-year-old Laotian boy, served just 10 months. May 1991: Three police officers returned the victim's 14-year-old brother—naked, bleeding, and drugged—to Dahmer's apartment. Thirty minutes later, Konerak Sinthasomphone was dead. July 22, 1991: Tracy Edwards escaped with handcuffs dangling from his wrist and led police to apartment...