
Crime Will Tell
by Crime Will Tell22 - Timothy Ferguson & Shanda Vander Ark
When 15 year-old Timothy Ferguson died of malnourishment and hypothermia in his home, police uncover the heinous torture he endured at the hands of his mother and brother.In the early morning hours of July 14, 1985, officer Gerald Mork was gunned down while on duty during the Iola Old Car Show in Iola, Wisconsin. The prime suspect was the Iola police chief. 20 - Carrie and Steven Turner
When a couple was found murdered in their Myrtle Beach, SC hotel room, their son, who claimed to be an assassin for the U.S. government, became the primary suspect.This case is filled with crazy twists and turns. When Dwayne Demkiw went missing in 2015, detectives were led on a wild goose chase trying to solve this unique and confusing case. Through their intense investigation, they uncovered other crimes and trail of deception by a life-long criminal. Four teenage boys from northeast Missouri decided to steal a car and run away to Canada. Their plans to rob people along the way led to the brutal murder of a young mother in Iowa. On February 2nd, 1998, a beautiful 18 year old girl was murdered by her ex-boyfriend. This is Andrea Faye Will’s story. An obsession with winning the lottery and undiagnosed mental illness lead to the brutal murder of a convenient store clerk. When 12-year-old Cora Jones’ bike was found abandoned in the middle of the road, family and friends knew that wasn’t a good sign. 5 days later her body was found in a ditch some 90 miles from where she lived. Through intense investigation, authorities quickly found her killer, and finally brought an end to the violent crime streak he had been committing for more than 3 decades. 14 - The Wanstrath Family
When a family of 3 is murdered, one detective goes above and beyond to find the person (or people) responsible. And during the search for the truth, multiple other crimes are uncovered. This case proves that money is the root of all evil.When months go by with little to no contact, the daughter of Dwight Tobyne reports him missing in July 2010 to the Scottsdale Police Department. As detectives begin to investigate the case, confusing clues and evidence begin to bring into focus what really happened to Dwight.