In 1979, a Nebraska woman and her child were found murdered in their home.

After nearly 46 years, an arrest has been made in the case.

Abdulmalik Husain, formerly known as Louis Walker, has been charged with two counts of murder in connection with the deaths.

The victims, Deroshia Matthews, 26, and her son Kamal, 7, were found dead in their home.

Police discovered that the mother had been sexually assaulted and both victims showed signs of strangulation.

Husain had known Deroshia previously, and advancements in forensic technology led to his recent arrest.

He is currently in custody without bond.

On a cold evening in Morgantown, West Virginia, January 18, 1970, freshmen Mared Malarik and Karen Ferrell disappeared after watching a movie.

They were believed to have been hitchhiking back to their dorm but were never seen alive again.

Their decapitated bodies were found nearly three months later.

Eugene Paul Clawson confessed to the murders in 1976 but later recanted.

Despite being found guilty in two trials, doubts remain about his involvement.

Authorities recently conducted new searches, but the case remains unsolved.

Family and friends continue to seek closure and justice for Karen and Mared's tragic deaths.

In this podcast, Keith Morrison explores the murder of Sharmon and Wayne Stock, killed in their bedroom after Easter celebrations. The investigation spans three states, with four suspects and a crucial clue: a gold ring found at the crime scene.