The Unsolved Murder of Oneal Moore: The Badge, the Bullet, and the Justice That Never Came

Oneal Moore in sheriff’s deputy uniform, symbolizing civil rights sacrifice and racial injustice

June 2, 1965 — Washington Parish, Louisiana. The summer air was still. The patrol car’s engine hummed low on a dark, quiet road, no one expecting murder. Inside sat Deputy Oneal Moore, one of Louisiana’s first Black sheriff’s deputies. Beside him was his partner, Creed Rogers, also Black. They had just completed one year and … Read more

Robert A. Jensen’s Final Act of Love: How He Reunites the Grieving With Lost Personal Effects After Tragedy

Robert A. Jensen holding personal items recovered from disaster scenes after mass-casualty events

When the chaos ends and the headlines fade, grief doesn’t go away—it waits. In that quiet aftermath, one man walks into the wreckage not to mourn, not to judge, but to retrieve what remains. A watch. A wedding ring. A backpack. Robert A. Jensen, chairman of Kenyon International Emergency Services, has spent his life doing … Read more

Billy Milligan and Dissociative Identity Disorder: The Trial That Challenged Criminal Responsibility

Billy Milligan courtroom sketch reflecting his 24 identities and trial for violent crimes

In the fall of 1977, terror gripped the campus of Ohio State University. Three women had been attacked—kidnapped, robbed, and raped by a man who left behind a trail of confusion and contradiction. That man was Billy Milligan, a 22-year-old with no alibi, damning evidence against him, and no clear explanation. Or so it seemed. … Read more

Inside the Jeffrey Dahmer Murder Trial: Sanity, Horror, and the Verdict That Shook America

Jeffrey Dahmer seated in court during his murder trial surrounded by police and courtroom sketches

It started with a desperate escape. On July 22, 1991, Tracy Edwards broke free from a Milwaukee apartment and flagged down police, his wrist still handcuffed. What officers found inside that apartment wasn’t just a crime scene—it was a house of horrors. Human heads in the fridge. Organs in jars. Photographs of dismembered bodies. And … Read more