Fox News True Crime Newsletter: Bryan Kohberger's confession, Casey Anthony's date, Karen Read's motion
SEEKING ANSWERS: Idaho judge urged to remove gag order on Kohberger case following quadruple murder plea
SNEAKER SCARE: Inside the shoe bomb plot that changed airport security and why the rule is now ending
'NOTABLE CHEMISTRY': America's 'most hated mom,' Casey Anthony, spotted on apparent date at sports bar
'REMAIN VIGILANT': New England serial killer fears reignited after paddleboarder's murder in quiet coastal town
DEAD END: Manhunt for suspected Washington killer dad goes cold in Idaho after false alarm sighting
MOTION TO DISMISS: Karen Read asks Massachusetts court to throw out wrongful death lawsuit after murder acquittal
LOOKING FOR RELEASE: Notorious 'Hillside Strangler' seeks freedom after decades behind bars despite expert warnings
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GRIM FUTURE: Bryan Kohberger traded death penalty for life sentence that could still end violently behind bars
COLD-BLOODED: Read Bryan Kohberger's signed killer confession
DEADLY SECRETS: Daughter of Irish man beaten to death by American wife, her ex-FBI agent father rejects self-defense claims
KILLER KOHBERGER: Expert warns Idaho murderer's plea deal strategy is a dangerous calculated 'long game'
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LETHAL MOTIVE: Idaho murderer Bryan Kohberger's former friends dive into killer's mindset about why he did it
'DEAD OR ALIVE': Father's pursuit for missing daughter heats up with new evidence in case that's no longer cold
IN PLAIN SIGHT: Inside Barry Morphew's secretive life 600 miles away from epicenter of murder investigation into wife's death
DEADLY WATERS: Serial killer fears grip Texas community after dozens of bodies pulled from lake: 'Cannot be ignored'
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