The quaint Michigan township of Oxford is rocked by a devastating tragedy when a 15-year-old boy opens fire at the local high school. As the day unfolds, startling details emerge as to how he came into possession of the gun used in the shooting and red flags that were dismissed just hours before the attack.

Scott Peterson, a convicted murderer, scored a legal victory as a judge approved DNA testing on a piece of evidence from his case on May 29.

Peterson's lawyers claim this evidence could prove his innocence in the 2002 killings of his wife, Laci, and their unborn son, Conner.

The piece of duct tape found on Laci's pants will be re-tested.

Despite the lack of forensic evidence tying Peterson to the crime, a Stanislaus County deputy district attorney believes there is no need for a new trial.

Peterson, serving a life sentence, sought help from the Los Angeles Innocence Project to uncover overlooked evidence to clear his name.

Jay Edward Ostrem was arrested in May 2024 after a 911 call reported a fatal shooting in a South Dakota home.

Ostrem, a former mayor and sheriff's investigator, was found with firearms at the scene.

Three men, including the Frankus brothers, were killed.

Prior to the incident, a family member had reported a sexual assault by a neighbor to Ostrem.

He was charged with three counts of first-degree murder.

Held on a $1 million cash bond, Ostrem was set to appear in court.

Details of the case were still emerging, but his law enforcement background and possession of weapons were noted.