On March 1, 2014, eight-year-old Relisha Rudd went missing from a homeless shelter in Southeast DC. Twelve years later, her disappearance remains unsolved. Every year, community members have gathered ...

The new ID channel series follows a retired Chicago detective who uncovers a derailed investigation and a secret relationship in its first episode.

There are hundreds of people listed as “missing” across the state of Michigan, and some of the cases in Metro Detroit have been ongoing for several decades.

The brand new true-crime docuseries Hunt for the Missing: Chicago premieres on Investigation Discovery Wednesday, March 4 at 10/9c. During the series premiere episode, viewers tuning in will be ...

New series from Investigation Discovery explores some of the city’s most haunting unsolved missing persons, and is led by retired Chicago Detective Pamela Childs, whose mission is to not let cold ...

Chicago revisits the 2015 disappearance of Diamond Bynum and her 2-year-old nephew King Walker in Gary, Indiana, a mystery ...

These true crime cold cases haven’t let go of people’s minds even years after the terrible events took place.

For most people, Google Maps is a simple tool used to find directions or check what a place looks like before visiting. But ...

In John McMahon’s suspenseful “Inside Man” — the second book in his intriguing “Head Cases” series — FBI agent Gardner Camden sees patterns and puzzles to be solved where others just see the ordinary.

It has been nearly 23 years since a woman's skeletal remains were discovered scattered in a drainage creek in Alcoa, but investigators in the case are working on new leads to determine who the remains ...

Retired law enforcement officials who helped investigate and prosecute a Sacramento serial child kidnapper say they are deeply concerned about the possibility that he could be released ...

The National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs) is tracking 602 missing person cases in Michigan that date all the way back to 1958. According to NamUs, more than 600,000 people go ...