
Fort Worth Does Identified
During one of the deadliest years in Fort Worth history, two homicide victims were found months apart in very different parts of the city. Neither carried identification, and despite investigative eff...
26 Syys 20min

Lecia McGee Part Two: A History of Violence
Decades after the murder of 17-year-old Lecia McGee went cold, advances in forensic testing gave investigators an opportunity to take another look at the evidence that remained. Testing on a cigarette...
20 Syys 27min

Lecia McGee Part One: Cold & Deadly Night
In the late 1970s, Fort Worth was a city in transition. Although it had always been sleepy compared to other major Texas cities, downtown had begun to lose much of its former glory, parts of the Stock...
14 Syys 28min

The Disappearance of Gregory Keith Mann Jr.
In May 1997, twenty-year-old Gregory “Keith” Mann Jr. was beginning to build a life for himself in Wichita Falls, Texas. He had recently started working at a local car dealership and was preparing to ...
8 Syys 32min

The Blount Family Bombing Part Four: The Exoneration
Michael Roy Toney was convicted and sentenced to death for the 1985 bombing murders of Joe Blount, Angela Blount, and Michael Columbus. In the years after his conviction, however, previously undisclos...
31 Elo 33min

The Blount Family Bombing Part Three: The Career Criminal
Nearly twelve years after the Thanksgiving 1985 bombing at Hilltop Mobile Home Park, investigators received a tip that shifted their attention to Michael Roy Toney, a 31-year-old man with a lengthy cr...
24 Elo 34min

The Blount Family Bombing Part Two: The Teenager and the Businessman
Shortly after the 1985 bombing murders of Joe Blount, Angela Blount, and Michael Columbus, early suspicion fell on people connected to Hilltop Mobile Home Park, including drug dealers and Angela’s 15-...
21 Elo 23min




















