Two Girls Found Dead in Suitcases, Kouri’s Secret Texts, Mom Kills Baby Then Performs on Stage

Testimony from Kouri Richens' alleged boyfriend, Robert Josh Gman, detailed their romantic relationship before her husband Eric's death. Text messages revealed Kouri asking if he would marry her if she were divorced and stating, 'If he could just go away and you could just be here, life would be so perfect.' Weeks after Eric's death, Kouri allegedly asked Robert, an Iraq war veteran, what it felt like to kill someone. Digital forensic analysis of Kouri's phone uncovered hundreds of deleted messages, calls, and web searches, including queries about recovering deleted messages, life insurance payout timelines, remotely deleting iCloud data, lethal fentanyl doses, and polygraph tests. She also purchased a second phone shortly before Eric's death, which also showed deleted items.

Alleged boyfriend's testimony, text messages, forensic phone data, deleted search history.

Ivan Miller, 22, from Iowa, is accused of murdering three women in Wayne County, Utah, after his truck was damaged in an accident, leaving him stranded. He allegedly first shot 86-year-old Margaret Oldroid in her home, dragged her body to the basement, and stole her car. Later, he abandoned her car and encountered 65-year-old Linda Dwey and her 34-year-old niece Natalie Graves, shooting and stabbing them before hiding their bodies and stealing their Subaru. Miller was arrested in Colorado in the stolen vehicle. Authorities revealed he had been arrested for breaking into a cabin weeks earlier in Iowa but was released without bond, missing a court appearance for burglary charges.

Ivan Miller's confession ('it had to be done' for money/vehicle), discovery of bodies, stolen vehicles, prior arrest records.

In Cleveland, Ohio, a man walking his dog discovered a suitcase containing a human head, leading police to find a second suitcase with the bodies of two young girls, 10-year-old Amore Wilson and 8-year-old Ma Chapman, half-sisters. Their bodies were decomposed and partially buried. Two days later, their mother, 28-year-old Aaliyah Henderson, was arrested after neighborhood canvassing, witness interviews, and surveillance footage. A third child was found physically unharmed in Henderson's home and taken into state custody. Mila's father, Deshawn, had been trying to locate and gain custody of his daughter for six years, making repeated calls to CPS, but was unable to track their frequent moves.

Discovery of bodies, police investigation, surveillance footage, father's testimony, mother's arrest.

In Flagler County, Florida, 20-year-old college student Anne May Dio secretly gave birth at home. According to a welfare check caller and Anne's own account to deputies, she gave birth to a live, crying baby in a toilet but allegedly left the infant there until the crying and movement stopped, leading investigators to believe the newborn drowned. She then hid the baby's body in a duffel bag in a closet before performing in a college theater production later that day. After the performance, she allegedly buried the baby in a shallow grave in her backyard. Anne May Dio was charged with aggravated manslaughter of a child.

Welfare check report, Anne's statements to deputies, discovery of the baby's body, medical examiner's findings (pending).