For more than six years, Ella Jackson’s family waited for a jury to hear what happened behind the closed doors of her Richmond, Kentucky, home. They waited through canceled court dates, pandemic shutdowns, laboratory delays, judicial recusals, newly discovered evidence, and repeated postponements. All the while, the man accused of murdering Ella—her husband, Glenn Jackson—was not sitting in a jail cell. He was living under house arrest. Then, in February 2026, just days befo

The Case That Shocked the Nation What happens when a grieving widow publishes a children's book about loss — and turns out to be the reason her children lost their father? Welcome to one of the most chilling and audacious true crime cases in recent American history: the story of Kouri Richins , a Utah mother of three who was convicted on March 16, 2026, of murdering her husband Eric Richins with a lethal dose of fentanyl — and then had the nerve to write a book about grief.

Alexis Sharkey’s death was one of those cases that instantly lit up every corner of the internet—because it collided at the intersection of influencer culture, a beautiful young victim, and the ugly, familiar pattern of intimate partner homicide. And for months it looked like it might stall, the way cases sometimes do when the truth is inconvenient. But Houston detectives kept working it, built the timeline, established motive and opportunity, and in the end they did what the