A devoted husband is found dead in his home, a brutal murder that shakes his family. Weeks later, his wife is confronted with a terrifying death threat left on her doorstep. As investigators dig deeper, they uncover a tangled web of long-buried secrets that stretch back for decades.

An elderly man opened fire during a band competition at Pasadena Memorial High School in Texas, injuring a percussion technical consultant.

Parents, including military veterans, intervened to subdue and disarm the shooter before law enforcement arrived.

The suspect, identified as 83-year-old Dennis Erwin Brandl, Jr., claimed he thought he was being chased and feared for his life.

No other individuals were involved in the incident, and the wounded consultant is in stable condition.

The quick actions of the parents and law enforcement prevented further casualties, showcasing bravery and heroism in a potentially dangerous situation.

Natalie Cochran, 42, was sentenced to life in prison for poisoning her husband, Michael Cochran, with insulin in 2019.

She committed the murder to hide her $2 million Ponzi scheme, which she used to fund a lavish lifestyle including purchasing a 1965 Shelby Cobra.

Cochran was initially serving an 11-year sentence for federal wire fraud and money laundering when murder charges were brought against her.

The charges were briefly dropped to re-exhume Michael's body for testing, confirming his death was a homicide.

Prosecutors argued Cochran's motive was to cover up suspicious activity related to a government contract they owned.

Cochran was found guilty and ordered to pay restitution for her crimes.