Texas true crime

She waited for her husband to leave for work… then drowned all five of their children in the bathtub. Two decades later, the case still haunts Texas.

The Goatman’s Bridge isn’t just haunted—it’s haunted by the truth of what really happened there.

Just days away from execution, questions swirl about a father's conviction in a tragic case—doubts linger, and advocates rally for justice.

Two new names join Texas's infamous list, but the numbers tell a deeper story about crime and punishment in our state.

As the clock ticks down to October 16, a father’s fight against a wrongful conviction takes center stage — the stakes couldn't be higher.

It’s one of Texas’s most iconic swimming spots—but below the surface, it hides something chilling… and not everyone who’s gone in has come back out.

Imagine living life always looking over your shoulder — it's a reality for three young men whose futures are now overshadowed by serious choices.

The search for justice in Texas is relentless, with a special focus on the Still Most Wanted List — it’s a reminder of the stakes involved.

In a chilling case from 1979, a young girl vanished in Dallas, and her tragic fate remains a haunting mystery that still needs answers.

Who was the last to "ride the lightning' in Texas? We took a look at the crimes of the 361st and last man to be executed by electrocution in Texas.