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The Woman Who Died Twice | Post Mortem

Mindi Kassotis was reported missing after her husband told family she had died in a hospital. In 2022, police found her dismembered remains in a wooded area. Investigators determined she had been murdered.

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The Girl From Wahoo | Post Mortem

In 1969, 17‑year‑old Mary Kay Heese was found murdered in Wahoo, Nebraska. The case went cold for decades with no suspect identified. In a recent "48 Hours" segment, correspondents Anne‑Marie Green and Natalie Morales reviewed the evidence. New forensic work led to an arrest more than 50 years after the crime.

Feb 21, 14:00upd. 1d
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Jade Colvin is Missing | Post Mortem

Jade Colvin, a 14-year-old girl, ran away from the Iowa foster care system. She has been missing since then. Authorities are searching for her and asking the public for help. Her case was featured on the TV show '48 Hours'.

Apr 25, 13:00upd. 1d
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Jocelyn Peters and the Notebook | Post Mortem

Jocelyn Peters was murdered. Her boyfriend, Cornelius Green, hired a hitman to kill her. The case was discussed on the TV show 48 Hours by correspondents Natalie Morales and Anne-Marie Green. The hitman carried out the killing as Green had arranged.

Mar 21, 13:00upd. 1d
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Sade Robinson and the Secret Beach | Post Mortem

Sade Robinson was a young woman from Milwaukee. Her body was found in pieces on a remote beach and in different parts of the city. Police say she was murdered. Investigators are still trying to find who did it.

Feb 28, 14:00upd. 1d
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What the Neighbors Saw | Post Mortem

Gary Herbst was reported missing in 2014. Police later found evidence that he had been killed. In a recent interview, his convicted killer spoke about the crime on the show '48 Hours'.

Mar 28, 13:00upd. 1d
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The Love Bombing of Gloria Choi | Post Mortem

Gloria Choi was a single mother. She was shot and killed by her ex‑boyfriend, Billy Rickman. CBS News’ program “48 Hours” examined her murder in a segment.

May 9, 13:00upd. 1d
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Kouri Richins: Behind the Facade | Post Mortem

Kouri Richins, a mother from Utah, was convicted of murdering her husband. She received a life sentence without the possibility of parole. The case was featured on CBS News' "48 Hours" program in a segment called Post Mortem. Two jurors from the trial explained how they interpreted the evidence and why they voted guilty.

May 30, 13:00upd. 1d
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The Sneak Attack on Katlyn Lyon | Post Mortem

Katlyn Lyon Montgomery was murdered. After her death, her family posted videos on TikTok asking for help to find the killer. CBS News' program "48 Hours" sent reporters Erin Moriarty and Anne-Marie Green to investigate the case. They presented their findings in a segment titled "Post Mortem".

Feb 7, 14:00upd. 1d
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Kimberly Langwell's Hidden Grave | Post Mortem

Kimberly Langwell disappeared more than 20 years ago. Her body was later found hidden under the floor of her former boyfriend's house. Police say she was murdered and the case remained unsolved for years. The discovery was featured on the TV program '48 Hours'.

Apr 18, 13:00upd. 1d
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Beverly Hills 911 | Post Mortem

Violet Yacobi, a 67‑year‑old woman, was found dead in her Beverly Hills mansion. Her children discovered her body and called 911. Police are investigating the cause of death. No foul play has been reported at this time.

May 16, 13:00upd. 1d
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The Mother I Wish I Knew | Post Mortem

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Jan 31, 14:00upd. 1d
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The Footprint | Post Mortem

In 1993, Jeanie Childs was stabbed to death in her home. The case went cold for almost 30 years. Investigators used genetic genealogy and bloody footprints to identify Jerry Westrom, a local businessman, as the killer. He was recently convicted.

May 22, 23:00upd. 2d
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Can Chicago learn from other cities' teen takeovers?

Chicago officials are looking at how other U.S. cities handle large gatherings of teens that start on social media. In Baltimore, summer 2023 saw violent teen takeovers downtown and a mass shooting at a community event. Baltimore responded with violence‑interruption teams and other safety measures. Chicago hopes to learn from these examples to keep its own streets safe.

Jul 30, 13:00upd. 1d
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Ex-Chief Hennepin County Public Defender Kassius Benson is disbarred

Kassius Benson was the Chief Hennepin County Public Defender. He was convicted of a serious crime called tax misconduct. This means he did not pay taxes correctly. He also took money from a client that did not belong to him.

Jul 29, 21:35upd. 2d
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Mom of 12-year-old killed by stray bullet in The Bronx says NYC has only gotten safer for criminals

A 12-year-old boy, Jacob Freytes, was killed by a stray bullet outside a bodega in the Bronx. His mother, Migdalia Martinez, said the city has become safer for criminals and more dangerous for residents. She noted that criminals no longer fear consequences. Police have added 200 officers to the borough to try to reduce violent crime.

Jul 30, 16:55upd. 1d
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Dad of Nolan Wells’ ‘best friend’ offers massive reward for info — as athlete’s parents take shot at son’s pal

The father of Warren Hudson, who says he was Nolan Wells' best friend, announced a $50,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of whoever caused Wells' death. Nolan Wells was a teenage athlete whose death remains unexplained. Wells' parents have criticized another of his friends, suggesting they may be involved. The reward is meant to encourage tips while the family disputes continue.

Jul 30, 17:06upd. 1d
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Minnesota GOP Senate hopefuls tip-toe around Trump’s election denial claims

Three Minnesota GOP Senate hopefuls, Michele Tafoya, Adam Schwarze, and Royce White, talked about election security. They all support a bill to make elections more secure, but they disagree on whether the 2020 election was fair. This bill could affect who can vote in the future.

Jul 29, 20:29upd. 2d
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LA supermarket’s despicable act after shopper dropped dead in aisle

Someone suddenly collapsed and passed away in a grocery store in LA. This bad event happened in one of the aisles. People waited there for four whole hours. Shoppers did not stop buying groceries while it was happening. The family of the person who died had to wait inside.

Jul 11, 21:56upd. 20d
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NYC’s education chiefs just don’t care about teaching kids to read

New York City public schools are promoting most students to the next grade even if they have not learned enough. In the last school year, only 0.4% of students in grades 3 to 8 were held back, while about 40% did not reach the state reading standard. This low hold‑back rate is a big drop from 2014, when the policy changed under Mayor Bill de Blasio. Critics say the practice, called social promotion, hurts children’s reading skills.

Jul 30, 16:35upd. 1d
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Super-rich California enclave furious over energy giant’s planned power outage during scorching heat wave

Southern California Edison plans to cut power to over 500 homes in Calabasas for upgrades. The outage is set for Friday and Saturday night during a heat wave with temperatures over 100°F. Residents say losing electricity in the heat is horrible and unbearable. The work aims to lower wildfire risk by improving infrastructure.

Jul 30, 16:30upd. 1d
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Minnesota musicians land on Rolling Stone’s best anti-Trump songs list

Minnesota musicians were ranked on a list of the best anti-Trump songs. The list included songs by Paul Metsa and Alan Sparhawk, Belfast Cowboys and Billy Bragg, and Springsteen's 'Streets of Minneapolis.' This list was made by Rolling Stone. The songs are against Trump, meaning they express opposition to him.

Jul 29, 19:04upd. 2d
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Hospitals saw big increase in ER visits during worst of wildfires this month

Hospitals in northeast Minnesota had many more patients with breathing problems. This happened during a time when the air was bad because of wildfires. The number of patients with breathing problems increased by 28%.

Jul 29, 17:32upd. 2d
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Brute punches straphanger, 65, in face inside NYC subway station in random assault: cops

On Thursday afternoon, an assault took place in a busy NYC subway station. A man who was 65 years old was punched in the face. This attack was random; it did not seem planned against him specifically. The incident happened at the Sutphin Blvd-Archer Avenue station.

Jul 13, 01:28upd. 19d
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Convicted killer bus driver responsible for fatal crash that killed 6 children rearrested decade later

Johnthony Walker, a bus driver who was convicted of killing six children in a crash ten years ago, has been arrested again. He is now in a Nashville jail facing seven new charges linked to an alleged domestic violence incident. Online court records from the Davidson County Sheriff’s Office show the charges. This is not his first legal trouble; he was previously found guilty of negligent homicide for the school bus accident.

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