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12 Years Later: What Really Happened To Madeleine McCann?
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The new special, Madeleine McCann: An ID Murder Mystery investigates the case 12 years after the girl's disappearance.
Unsavory Surprise: Executive Embezzles Almost $17 Million From Famous Fruitcake Bakery
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Beginning around December 2004, prosecutors said Sandy Jenkins, now 71, began defrauding Collin Street Bakery, a business based in Corsicana, Texas.
5 Things To Know About Con-Man-Turned-Pastor Barry Minkow
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King of the Con premieres on Discovery Plus on January 14.
7 Greatest Con Artist Shows And Movies Of All Time
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Coming to Discovery Plus January 14. Barry Minkow goes from con man to crusader and back again.
Judge Accused Of Recording Children On Bathroom Hidden Camera Kills Himself
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During an FBI search, Jonathan Gray Newell allegedly ate a memory card that may have contained evidence.
Felony Charges Dropped Against 12-Year-Old Student With Autism
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On January 29, Jadon Ringland was in a science lesson at his Hightower Trail Middle School special education classroom in Cobb County. “He said at school, he was going to get a fire bottle, a bottle with gasoline and fire, and burn the teachers and the school,” his mother, Tovah Ringland, told WGCL-TV.
Watch Body Cam Save Cop From Bullet During Baltimore Shootout
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Nathaniel Sassafras was paroled last January after serving almost 14 years of a 20-year sentence for a murder he committed in 2004.
5 Key Takeaways From The Fraud Trial Of Theranos Founder Elizabeth Holmes
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Elizabeth Holmes, whose company was once valued at as much as $9 billion before it imploded and dissolved in 2018, faces 12 charges of wire fraud and conspiracy to commit wire fraud.
Death At Mile Marker 181: What Really Happened To Jaleayah Davis?
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While the death of Jaleayah Davis was officially ruled an accident, there are many who believe there is more to it than that, including a possible cover-up.
Police Said Teen Holly Moore Committed Suicide, But Not Everyone Is Convinced
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Although the authorities have ruled Colorado teen Holly Moore's hanging death a suicide, her family isn't convinced and wants answers.
