In 2017, Tiffiney Crawford was found dead with two gunshot wounds to the head, which her husband, Jason Crawford, initially claimed was a suicide. However, after a lengthy investigation, forensic evidence suggested foul play. Jason was arrested and charged with murder in 2018. During his 2022 trial, key evidence, including his evasive 911 call and the forensic improbability of suicide by two shots, led to his conviction. In 2023, Jason was sentenced to 99 years in prison for the murder of his wife, though he continues to claim innocence and has filed an appeal

In 2015, Dr. Teresa Sievers, a respected holistic physician, was brutally murdered in her Bonita Springs home. She was bludgeoned to death with a hammer, and the investigation soon revealed that her husband, Mark Sievers, had orchestrated the murder for financial gain, aiming to collect on her life insurance policies. Mark enlisted his longtime friend, Curtis Wayne Wright, who hired Jimmy Ray Rodgers to carry out the crime. Mark Sievers was sentenced to death in 2019, while Wright and Rodgers received long prison sentences for their roles in the murder

In May 2019, University of Georgia professor Marianne Shockley tragically died while visiting the home of Clark Heindel in Milledgeville, Georgia, with her boyfriend, Marcus Lillard. Initially, Lillard and Heindel claimed she drowned in a hot tub, but authorities suspected foul play due to inconsistencies and the presence of blood. As the investigation unfolded, Heindel committed suicide, leaving many unanswered questions. Lillard was charged with murder but was acquitted in 2022. Despite this, the case remains shrouded in mystery, with the exact circumstances of Shockley’s death still unresolved