Jade Benning shared a close bond with her aunt, Brandi Moran, so she found a special and memorable way to surprise her with the news that she was pregnant.
Listen to or watch "Post Mortem" with @AMGreenCBS wherever you get your podcasts: https://t.co/epPvX2fRle
Amy McHale’s dead ex-husband is now suspected of being a serial killer as law enforcement investigate a so-called “house of horrors,” with nearly 1 million photos and videos, linking five missing women — including McHale, who vanished in 2016.
Her mother, Gloria, calls Raymond Horsch a predator, accusing him of preying on vulnerable women.
Public opinion remains split over Todd Mullis, the Iowa farmer who was sentenced to life in prison for the 2018 death of his wife, Amy. The alleged murder weapon? A corn rake.
@EFMoriarty recalls one viewer’s own story of surviving a freak accident: “That’s life on a farm.”
A mountain community was worried when one of their own, Susan “Phoenix” Lane didn’t show up for work one day. After a community member found her truck, authorities started a search nearby – saying they were looking for a missing hiker and her two dogs. Her friends and family, however, believed Phoenix would never have taken the dogs on that trail, and worried something more sinister had happened. #48Hours
Susan “Phoenix” Lane was a well-known member of the tight-knit community near Mount Hood, Oregon. When Phoenix went missing in November 2024, her friends took action to get answers. #48Hours
#48Hours is honored to have won Silver in “News & Journalism, Human & Civil Rights” in the 6th Annual @anthemawards, as selected by the International Academy of Digital Arts and Sciences.
“Joe Hunter’s Mission” follows “Survivor” contestant Joe Hunter, who is convinced his sister Joanna was murdered. Her death was ruled a suicide, but Joanna’s relationship with her husband was marked by domestic violence.
The hour took a deep dive into the Hunter family’s battle with law enforcement and their efforts to get “Joanna’s Law” passed in California.
#48Hours is preempted tonight.
We'll miss you, but you can listen to all episodes of "The Woman in The Woods," while you wait for our all-new episode "Murder at Mount Hood," airing Saturday, November 14, 10/9c on CBS.
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After his wife was found shot dead in his Tesla, investigators tested his hands for gunshot residue — and despite his career as a corrections officer, Tolbert said he was unfamiliar with the acronym, "GSR."
Watch how Tolbert reacts when he's confronted with incriminating evidence. https://t.co/XgbOFQicBS
Heads up: #48Hours is preempted this Saturday. We will be back for our all-new episode "Murder at Mount Hood" on Saturday, November 14, at 10/9c on CBS.
In a stunning development, Naresh Bhatt testified Thursday that he found his wife, Mamta, dead from presumed suicide and tried to dispose of her body.
Listen to tomorrow's episode for more on the Bhatt murder trial.
Mindi Kassotis' parents were told that a memorial service would happen after she died at a military hospital, but it never did.
Mindi’s mother told the court they believed her husband at the time, and she said she felt “stupid" and "naive." She said they trusted him.
@EFMoriarty Explore the Mindi Kassotis case and her husband's trial in the six-part series "The Woman in the Woods" — now available wherever you get your podcasts. https://t.co/xJtD7l2Tga
One investigator will be forever haunted by how a woman's remains were found in a Georgia swamp. But he couldn't have imagined the number of twists and turns this case would take.
He spoke to @EFMoriarty about the gruesome discovery — and what evidence led to her killer.