Go beyond the crimes and into the courtrooms as Kelly Siegler examines some of the most high-profile murder investigations and shocking trials that have helped changes law and shape the judicial landscape. Prosecuting Evil with Kelly Siegler returns October 3 only on Oxygen True Crime.
Caleb Flynn is one of many husbands who have been found guilty for the murder of their wives. Oxygen looks back at other notorious spouses convicted in the deaths of their other halves, including Scott Peterson and Chris Watts.
Drew Peterson is serving 78 years in prison for the murder of his wife Kathleen Savio and other charges. His fourth wife Stacy Peterson disappeared in 2007 and has never been found. https://t.co/X5Xdb2T8cf
Nearly two decades after Drew Peterson became a household name amid the disappearance of his fourth wife, the former Illinois police sergeant is living a very different life. https://t.co/r7pHnnLtY6
John Richard Moulis’ remains were discovered in a wooded area in Sanford, Fla. in 1997 after he had been killed in a homicide, but it would take decades to positively identify him. https://t.co/c26Pi3rPmg
John Richard Moulis’ remains were discovered in a wooded area in Sanford, Fla. in 1997 after he had been killed in a homicide, but it would take decades to positively identify him. https://t.co/gfy7cPP2u6
Nearly four decades after serial killer Ted Bundy's death, Utah authorities announced that DNA evidence linked him to the 1974 murder of 17-year-old Melissa Ann Smith. At an Oct. 27 news conference, officials said investigators connected Bundy to Smith's murder using DNA evidence that also helped solve the 1974 killing of 17-year-old Laura Aime earlier this year. Summit County Attorney Margaret Olson said the DNA evidence, combined with other investigative findings, established Bundy's responsibility for Smith's murder.
The Alexander Brothers’ sexual assault victims still carry their scars.
The women took turns addressing twins Alon Alexander and Oren Alexander and older brother Tal Alexander in a Manhattan federal courtroom Oct. 27, before a judge sentenced the siblings to 30 years behind bars for charges including conspiracy to commit sex trafficking and sexual abuse. https://t.co/ayFCLVET70
“I carry a quiet funeral in me for the person I might have become had this not happened to me,” one sexual assault victim said before Alon, Oren and Tal Alexander were sentenced to 30 years in prison. https://t.co/NAHKcTX2Ys
A Florida murder suspect was ready to make a deal…he just wanted to make sure lunch was included. Robert Kessler, who is accused of killing and dismembering Stephanie Crone-Overholts, offered to plead guilty in exchange for a Philly cheesesteak, fries and a Pepsi. https://t.co/e4U8tOq8wO
Investigators discover suspicious messages between Rebecca Santhiago and Eddie Leal, who was found dead just minutes after the two planned to meet up. Watch an all-new episode of The Catfish Murders, Sunday at 10/9c on Oxygen True Crime.
The Alexander brothers have learned their fates, months after being convicted on charges including conspiracy, sex trafficking and sexual abuse. At their sentencing hearing on Oct. 27, a U.S. District Judge sentenced siblings Tal, Oren and Alon Alexander each to 30 years in federal prison and told them that their conduct was "monstrous," according to the Associated Press. https://t.co/nfDL4HQZO9
Robert Kessler, who allegedly murdered and dismembered Stephanie Crone-Overholts, told a Florida judge he would plead guilty in exchange for a Philly cheesesteak, fries and a 20-ounce Pepsi. https://t.co/xJnClarU7Y
Two-time "Jeopardy" winner Philip Joseph “Joey” DeSena is back in the headlines after being accused of sexual exploitation of a minor, just months after pleading guilty to secret peeping. DeSena—who won the trivia show twice in 2024— is now facing ten counts of second-degree sexual exploitation of a minor after North Carolina authorities say he was in possession of graphic child sex abuse images. https://t.co/VQEB9GYREY
Authorities have charged “Jeopardy!” winner Philip Joseph “Joey” DeSena with 10 counts of second-degree sexual exploitation of a minor. https://t.co/acGsxqWH4G
A man accused of murdering a University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill student uttered three words when he was sentenced to life in prison without parole. “It’s not fair,” Miguel Salguero-Olivares said 14 years after he killed Faith Hedgepeth, according to WRAL. Miguel, 33, was convicted of first-degree murder, first-degree rape, first-degree burglary and first-degree sexual offense at his Oct. 23 hearing. His attorneys did not immediately respond to a request for comment from Oxygen. https://t.co/HA4xc2Th2K