In today’s episode, we delve into the tragic massacre that took place at Fort Hood military base near Killeen, Texas, where 13 lives were lost and over 30 people were injured. This devastating shooting uncovers a series of critical failures within both the American Intelligence community and the United States Army.

Ashley White, a Colorado woman, was convicted of second-degree murder in the 2020 death of her boyfriend, Cody DeLisa, due to a strained relationship.

The murder occurred after White met a stranger on a bus who they plotted with to kill DeLisa, who had doubted White's job chances.

DeLisa was shot twice in the head, and White and the stranger stole his wallet before fleeing.

Three years later, a woman claimed her boyfriend, Michael Stratton, confessed to being involved in DeLisa's killing.

White was found guilty after a three-week trial and is awaiting sentencing on April 4.

District Attorney Brian Mason called it a tragic and senseless murder.

Two men face murder charges after allegedly assaulting a man they met on a dating app.

George N. Levin, 63, was found tied up in his Chicago home.

The suspects, Geiderwuin Bello Morales and Jefferson Ubilla-Delgado, were charged with murder and robbery against a victim over 60.

Levin had met the men on Grindr for sex.

His sister discovered him tied up with duct tape, gagged, and cold to the touch.

The suspects were caught on surveillance using Levin's cards.

The defense argued there was insufficient evidence, but the judge denied pretrial release due to the violent nature of the crime.