‎In this "Cold Red" episode, Ray Carr and Jim Fitzgerald interview retired Secret Service agent Dan Sullivan about the attempted assassination of Donald Trump during his campaign. They discuss Sullivan’s Marine Corps background, his Secret Service career, security planning, and the agents’ bravery in ensuring candidates' safety while upholding freedoms.

Sonya Massey was shot and killed by a sheriff's deputy in her Illinois home on July 6 after she called 911.

Deputy Sean Grayson has been charged with murder in the case after fatally shooting Massey during an interaction inside the home.

An Illinois State Police investigation found that Grayson was not justified in his use of deadly force.

Grayson has been fired from his job as a Sangamon County sheriff's deputy and faces multiple charges.

Body camera footage of the incident will be publicly released next week, showing the events that led to Massey's tragic death.

A jury acquitted Michael Jackson-Bolanos of first-degree murder in Samantha Woll's death but was deadlocked on other charges.

The Wayne County Prosecutor plans to pursue justice for the Wolls.

The trial revealed Jackson-Bolanos' actions on the night of Woll's death.

Prosecutors focused on his lies and motive, while his defense attorney claimed he was not involved.

Other suspects were mentioned during the trial, including Woll's ex-boyfriend, but no charges were brought against them.

The Woll family expressed disappointment in the outcome and their commitment to seeking justice for Samantha.

The trial ended without a unanimous decision, leaving many unanswered questions.