Fox News True Crime Newsletter: Bryan Kohberger defense setback, murder in Boston
Unsolved priest slaying, justice for 'Mountain Dew Man' and serial killer lures victims with offer they can't refuse
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Carol and Charles "Chuck" Stuart married in October 1985. Carol was shot in the head on the night of Oct. 23, 1989 – although her husband claimed a Black carjacker shot his wife, police later learned that he killed her in a plot for an insurance payout. (Photo by Ira Wyman/Sygma via Getty Images)
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IDAHO MURDERS: Bryan Kohberger’s defense suffers a major setback, clearing the way for highly anticipated trial.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}DOCKET DATE: Read latest court document on when prosecutors think trial should start.
CRIME SCENE: Mother of slain coed fights to keep King Road house intact for jurors.
Rev. Stephen Gutgsell, left, was stabbed to death in his church rectory in Fort Calhoun, Nebraska. Police arrested a suspect at the scene. Rev. Alfred Kunz, right, was killed in his church in March 1998. His killer has never been found. (Archdiocese of Omaha, Dane County Sheriff's Office)
OUR FATHER: Nebraska priest's murder draws attention to an unsolved clergy slaying.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}GOLD RUSH: Serial killer suspect apparently lured victims with shiny promises.
Chuck Stuart worked as a fur salesman at Edward F. Kakas & Sons in Boston, while his wife worked as a tax attorney at a publishing company. The husband received an $82,000 payout from Carol's life insurance policy after her death. After her death, he purchased a Nissan Maxima car and women's jewelry, per The Boston Globe. (Photo by Steve Liss/Getty Images)
MURDER IN BOSTON: Infamous Beantown slaying of pregnant wife is unraveled by a relative's confession, prompting the city to respond this week.
‘MOUNTAIN DEW MAN’: Vagrant with a sweet tooth who killed two retirees is served cold justice.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Leslie MacKool and Mike MacKool. (Arkansas Department of Corrections)
‘GOOD GIRL’ MURDER: Doting daughter does the unthinkable when bad boy romance leaves her cut out of inheritance.
BUGGING OUT: School principal’s elaborate alibi after family massacre comes back to bite him.