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Death Lies & Alibis

🚨 GILGO BEACH SUSPECT EXPECTED TO PLEAD GUILTY — CASE MAY FINALLY SHIFT AFTER YEARS This case may be about to take a major turn — and people have been waiting a long time for this. Rex Heuermann, the man accused in the Gilgo Beach killings, is now expected to plead guilty, according to new reports. This is the same case that went unsolved for years and left families with nothing but questions. Multiple victims. Years of silence. And one of the most talked-about serial killer investigations in the country. If Heuermann does plead guilty: 👉 It could avoid a long trial 👉 It could bring out details that haven’t been made public 👉 And families may finally hear what really happened But right now — nothing has been officially finalized yet. This potential plea comes after a long investigation that eventually led authorities to Heuermann, who has been accused in multiple killings tied to the Gilgo Beach area. The case has drawn national attention for years — not just because of the crimes, but because of how long it took to get to this point. 💬 I’m going to say this straight— A guilty plea doesn’t just close a case. Sometimes… it opens the door to everything people didn’t know. And in a case like this — that matters. #GilgoBeach #RexHeuermann #BreakingNews #SerialKiller #TrueCrime #CrimeUpdate #Justice Source: New York Post

Death Lies & Alibis

🚨 UNPROVOKED FAMILY DOLLAR STABBING — SUSPECT NOW FACING ATTEMPTED MURDER Newark, Ohio — What should have been a normal Saturday night turned into something violent and hard to wrap your head around. 31-year-old De’Quan Harrison is now facing an attempted murder charge after a stabbing inside the Family Dollar on West Main Street. And according to prosecutors… this wasn’t a fight. 👉 They’re calling it unprovoked. 🔪 WHAT HAPPENED Court records say Harrison allegedly lunged at the victim inside the store and stabbed him multiple times — including a life-threatening wound to the neck. A bystander tried to step in and stop it… but the victim was already seriously injured. He was rushed into surgery and is still in critical condition. ⚠️ THIS ISN’T HIS FIRST TIME This part matters. Prosecutors brought up a 2014 case where Harrison was involved in a violent home invasion that left a man paralyzed. He was convicted of: • Aggravated Robbery • Felonious Assault • Attempted Murder • Extortion He served 9 years. And here’s the part that hits— 👉 He was still on probation when this happened. ⚖️ WHAT HE’S FACING The prosecutor says they’re going for the maximum. • Attempted murder carries up to 11 years • A Repeat Violent Offender spec could add another 10 👉 That’s up to 21 years if convicted. He’s currently sitting in the Licking County Jail on a $1,000,000 bond. 💬 I’m going to say this straight— When prosecutors use the word unprovoked… that tells you everything. #NewarkOhio #AttemptedMurder #OhioCrime #BreakingNews #TrueCrime #Justice #CrimeUpdate #LickingCounty Source: Newark Advocate | Licking County Prosecutor’s Office

Death Lies & Alibis

🚨 BREAKING: HUSBAND CHARGED IN DEATH OF OHIO MOTHER OF TWO Rachel Long, 32, owner of Pawfect Pups Grooming and Boarding in London, Ohio, was found dead in her home on Oct. 23, 2025. Her husband, Kyle Long, called 911 claiming she had stabbed herself. An autopsy revealed at least 17 stab wounds and defensive injuries, and the Montgomery County Coroner ruled the death a homicide. Investigators say Kyle’s statements didn’t match the scene, and phone records showed he called 911, hung up, then called again minutes later. After a four-month investigation with the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation, Kyle Long was arrested March 4, 2026 and charged with murder. His bond is set at $1.5 million. If convicted, he could face 15 years to life in prison. #RachelLong #KyleLong #LondonOhio #OhioCrime #TrueCrime #BreakingNews #Justice

Death Lies & Alibis

🚨 TRIPLE MURDER SUSPECT IN CUSTODY Authorities say 22-year-old Ivan W. Miller of Iowa has been arrested after three women were found dead in Wayne County, Utah. According to the Utah Department of Public Safety, investigators believe Miller first killed an elderly woman in her 80s at her home in Lyman, stole her vehicle, and then drove about 15 miles to a hiking trail near Torrey, where two women in their 30s and 40s were also killed. The hikers were reported missing by their husbands, who later discovered their bodies. Investigators then traced a stolen vehicle back to the elderly victim’s home, where her body was found. Authorities tracked Miller using license plate readers and vehicle data, following the car through Utah, northern Arizona, and into Pagosa Springs, Colorado, where he was arrested without incident. Officials say the victims appear to have been randomly targeted for their vehicles. Their names have not yet been released. Sources: Utah Department of Public Safety, Utah Highway Patrol #BreakingNews #UtahCrime #WayneCountyUtah #TripleHomicide #IvanMiller #TrueCrime #Colorado #PagosaSprings #Justice

Death Lies & Alibis

🚨 BREAKING: SUSPECT ARRESTED IN UTAH TRIPLE HOMICIDE 🚨 BREAKING: SUSPECT ARRESTED IN UTAH TRIPLE HOMICIDE AFTER MULTI-STATE MANHUNT A suspect has been arrested in connection with the deaths of three women in Wayne County, Utah, ending a multi-county manhunt that prompted temporary school closures and safety alerts. According to the Utah Department of Public Safety, 22-year-old Ivan Miller of Blakesburg, Iowa, was taken into custody Thursday after authorities tracked one of the victim’s vehicles from southern Utah through northern Arizona and into Colorado, where he was arrested without incident. Officials say Miller is expected to face three counts of murder, one for each victim, though investigators say additional charges could follow as the case develops. The investigation began Wednesday when two women were found dead on a hiking trail in Wayne County. A third victim was later discovered dead at a residence in the same county. Authorities say the women were in their 30s, 40s, and 80s, but their identities and causes of death have not yet been released. The crime scenes in the Lyman and Torrey areas are being processed by the Utah State Bureau of Investigation and the Utah Crime Lab. Officials say the search for the suspect involved coordination among multiple agencies, including the Utah Highway Patrol, as authorities warned residents to remain vigilant. Investigators have not yet released a possible motive or whether the victims were connected to the suspect. Sources: Utah Department of Public Safety, Utah State Bureau of Investigation #BreakingNews #UtahCrime #WayneCountyUtah #TripleHomicide #IvanMiller #TrueCrime #ColoradoNews #Justice

Death Lies & Alibis

‼️JUDGE RULES DEFENDANT COMPETENT AFTER EXTREME JAIL SELF-HARM A Georgia man accused of killing 43-year-old Bruce Dupree has been ruled competent to stand trial — despite removing both of his own eyes and biting off part of his tongue while in jail. Bruce Dupree was found in October 2024 along Interstate 16 in Bulloch County with multiple stab wounds and defensive injuries. He later died. Prosecutors allege 32-year-old Robert Brandon Keller killed Dupree, then took his vehicle and phone. He faces charges including malice murder, armed robbery, hijacking a motor vehicle, aggravated assault, and weapons offenses. While awaiting trial, Keller severely harmed himself, prompting a court-ordered competency evaluation. Two psychologists testified the self-harm happened after the alleged murder and that at the time of the crime he understood right from wrong. Evaluators said he did not meet criteria for severe mental illness during assessment and that statements about hearing voices appeared strategic. In February 2026, a judge ruled him competent. No trial date has been announced. Bruce’s family remembers him as someone who loved people and stayed close to those around him. Justice now moves forward. #BruceDupree #GeorgiaCrime #BullochCounty #TrueCrime #CourtUpdate #Justice

Zack D. Films

The night a large knife flashed through the dark, my partner, Police Dog Finn, didn’t hesitate. He was my shadow for seven years—brave, loyal, and my closest friend. During a pursuit in Stevenage, the suspect lunged. Finn leaped between me and danger, taking the hit meant for me, just centimeters from his heart. Even as blood poured, he held the suspect down until backup arrived. He then collapsed in my arms. At the vet, the odds were against him, but Finn wasn't done fighting. I soon learned that legally, my hero was seen only as "property." His attacker faced almost no punishment. Right then, holding him through his recovery, I made Finn a promise: The world would know his story, and we would fight for justice. We fought side by side once more. In 2019, because of Finn’s sacrifice, Finn’s Law was passed, finally giving service animals the protection and dignity they deserve across the nation. Finn retired soon after, his muzzle gray but his spirit fierce. He crossed the rainbow bridge in 2021, leaving a legacy that will protect countless heroes like him forever. #FinnsLaw #policedog #serviceanimals #heroes #animals #BornLegend #herodog #justice #animallover

Austin Douglas

Minneapolis showed up tonight. 🕯️❄️ Under the winter lights and freezing air, people gathered around a growing memorial to honor Alex Pretti—a 37-year-old ICU nurse who was killed in Minneapolis during a federal immigration enforcement operation. Flowers, candles, prayers, tears… and a whole lot of neighbors refusing to let this get brushed off like it’s normal. This is what community looks like: strangers checking on each other, sharing warmth, standing shoulder-to-shoulder in grief, and saying out loud that human life matters more than politics. We need truth, we need transparency, and we need accountability—because when agencies can kill people here at home and then control the story, that’s not “law and order.” That’s fear. Rest in power, Alex. Minneapolis won’t forget. 🕯️ #AlexPretti #Minneapolis #CandlelightVigil #Accountability #Justice #Community