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Police revealed that Texas A&M cheerleader Brianna Aguilera had written—and then deleted—a suicide note on her phone just days before she plunged 17 stories from an Austin apartment building, a fall authorities have now ruled as a tragic act of self-harm.
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The face of accused D.C. pipe-bomb suspect Brian Cole Jr. has surfaced publicly for the first time since his arrest for allegedly placing explosive devices outside the Republican and Democratic National Committee buildings just before the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol attack.
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A wealthy California doctor and his wife were gunned down inside their $1.3 million home by their own son — who then fled, set his car on fire, and turned the gun on himself, police said.
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Heartbroken over the end of their 'puppy love,' a Long Island teen tragically killed his ex-girlfriend in a botched murder-suicide, a family friend told Faqinsurances.
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A brutal New Hampshire cold case has finally been solved: the killer has been identified as the original suspect—someone who escaped arrest for decades after a flawed FBI report derailed the investigation.
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The friend arrested alongside 'Slender Man' stabber Morgan Geyser after her daring escape is a transgender man who claims the much younger Geyser ran ‘because of me.’
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Anna Kepner’s younger stepbrother—a suspect in her murder—was reportedly obsessed with the Florida cheerleader and once even climbed onto her while she slept, according to the father of her slain 18-year-old ex-boyfriend.
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A teenage apprentice at a woodshop in Turkey has died after coworkers forced a high-pressure air hose into his rectum in a brutal so-called ‘prank’ — the latest case in which this reckless misuse of an air compressor has ended a young man’s life by causing catastrophic internal injuries.
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Florida cheerleader Anna Kepner’s killing has taken a dark turn, as court documents reveal her 16-year-old stepbrother is now considered an FBI suspect — all while unsettling new allegations surface about the family behind closed doors.
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Federal investigators may be zeroing in on the stepsibling of a Florida high school cheerleader whose body was discovered wrapped in a blanket and hidden under a bed aboard a Carnival cruise ship, according to a startling new court filing.
Police revealed that Texas A&M cheerleader Brianna Aguilera had written—and then deleted—a suicide note on her phone just days before she plunged 17 stories from an Austin apartment building, a fall authorities have now ruled as a tragic act of self-harm.
