When Al and Carmen Snedeker learned their son Phillip had Hodgkin's lymphoma, they moved to a three-floor home in Southington, Connecticut. However, the second-floor apartment soon turned into a nightmare, plagued by escalating demonic assaults.

A 17-year-old Michigan teenager will be tried as an adult for the stabbing death of a gay Detroit man, Howard Brisendine, whom he allegedly met on a dating app.

Ahmed Al-Alikhan faces charges of first-degree murder, felony murder, and car theft.

The police claim that Al-Alikhan targeted Brisendine because of his sexual orientation.

Brisendine, 64, was found dead with multiple stab wounds in his home.

The suspect was arrested in Dearborn and transferred to Detroit authorities.

The prosecutor plans to pursue justice for Brisendine and emphasized the rise in hate crimes against LGBTQ individuals.

A GoFundMe campaign has been started to cover funeral expenses and support LGBTQ organizations.

Jeff Sharp, a former detective, had a change of perspective on addiction after his daughter, Bailey, was involved in a murder plot in California in 2016.

Bailey, struggling with drug addiction, participated in a conspiracy that led to the deaths of two individuals.

Her involvement in the murders, motivated by jealousy, greed, and addiction, ultimately resulted in her own brutal killing.

Bailey's tumultuous journey of addiction, health problems, and crime highlighted the devastating impact of substance abuse.

Jeff and Ericka Sharp, Bailey's parents, are speaking out to break the stigma associated with addiction and mental health challenges.