
The episode covers various crime stories including the arrest of NFL owner Jed York and the tragic case of a former cheerleader.
San Francisco 49ers owner Jed York is caught answering an undercover prostitution ad, showing up at an Ohio mobile-home park with cash and a wedding ring still on his finger. Former University of Kentucky cheerleader Laken Snelling tearfully pleads guilty after her infant son is found wrapped in a towel inside a trash bag in her closet. In Livingston Parish, a local bakery is cooking up more than cakes. Counselor Karen Solomon—co-founder of a first-responder mental-health group—vanishes after her officer husband is found dead; days later her body is discovered with a gun nearby in what police call a tragic murder-suicide. A woman who sued Kenny Chesney for $300,000 loses her appeal. Iryna Zarutska’s family files a lawsuit. Then we rewind to August 2003 and the Pizza Bomber case: Brian Wells walks into an Erie, Pennsylvania bank with an explosive collar around his neck, follows a scavenger-hunt note, and dies on live television when the device detonates before the bomb squad arrives. Ex-cop Sean Grayson dies in prison. A man is charged after a crane grapple takes a co-worker’s head. Five people are shot in Washington. In overtime: a killer uses DoorDash to get the murder weapon, a…
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