‎In late May 2019, 41-year-old Christopher Dietterick vanished from Elkton, Maryland. His ex-wife learned he missed a crucial cancer treatment appointment, prompting a search. Surveillance footage showed him at the Cecil County Health Department on May 30, but his trail went cold. Five years later, Chris remains missing.

Matthew Perry's death from the acute effects of the prescription drug ketamine has sparked a criminal investigation that authorities have been working on for seven months.

The investigation involves multiple agencies and is close to a conclusion, with potential charges pending approval from the U.S. Attorney's Office.

Experts suggest charges including distribution of a controlled substance resulting in death or conspiracy to distribute a controlled substance.

Additional charges such as mail fraud may also be considered.

Perry's death, which involved multiple contributing factors, has brought attention to the importance of investigating drug overdose deaths.

Perry's struggles with addiction were well-documented, and he had been candid about his journey to recovery in his memoir.

Aniah Blanchard, a beloved 19-year-old known for her kindness, went missing on October 23, 2019, after dropping off her brother in Auburn, Alabama.

Her car was found 55 miles away with blood and a bullet hole, indicating foul play.

An intense search ensued, with her alleged kidnapper, Ibraheem Yazeed, eventually being arrested.

Aniah's remains were found, and her family grappled with the heartbreaking reality.

Her parents, Angela and Walt Harris, fought for justice, leading to "Aniah's Law" being passed in Alabama.

Despite the tragedy, Aniah's spirit lives on through advocacy and fond memories.