‎Following Joy Hibbs's death in a house fire, an autopsy unveils she was murdered prior. Despite numerous suspects, the investigation halts, leaving the case unsolved for years. Decades later, a startling revelation uncovers a hidden truth.

Grant Amato's life took a dark turn when his obsession with a cam model named Silvie led to the tragic murder of his parents and brother.

Grant spiraled after losing his job, spending exorbitant amounts of money on interactions with Silvie that he stole from his family.

Despite attempts at rehabilitation and intervention by his family, Grant ultimately returned home to commit the heinous murders.

Following a trial that resulted in three lifelong prison sentences without parole, Grant is currently serving his time at Tomoka Correctional Institution in Daytona Beach, Florida.

His appeal was denied in 2021, solidifying his fate.

Loletha Hall, a 61-year-old Uber driver, was fatally shot by an 81-year-old man in Ohio who mistakenly believed she was involved in a scam.

William Brock shot Hall multiple times upon her arrival at his home despite her being unarmed and innocent of any wrongdoing.

Brock was charged with murder and pleaded not guilty, with his bond set at $200,000.

Authorities determined that Hall had no connection to the scam call Brock received.

Hall, described as a talented cook and retiree from the Regional Income Tax Agency, leaves behind her son Mario.

A woman's body found in 1986 near Lakeside has been identified as Maria Pilar Del Gadillo Carrillo, aged 43.

The body was discovered on Aug. 3, 1986 along state Route 67 with signs of foul play.

The case went cold until recent genetic genealogy efforts led to Carrillo's identification.

She immigrated to the US from Mexico in early 1986.

Sheriff's officials are now trying to piece together Carrillo's life in San Diego before her death.

Her family has been notified, and the homicide investigation is ongoing.

Anyone with information is urged to contact the San Diego County Sheriff's Department.