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Gypsy blood

By Sarah HepolaJuly 28, 2005

David Cunniff Lives in Pain. Skinhead Jesse Chaddock lives in a Texas Prison. Who got the raw deal?

Family Plot

By Glenna Whitley and OthersJuly 15, 2004

The investigation took a dramatic turn when police arrested Andrew Wamsley, along with his girlfriend, her friend and an IHOP manager.

Return of the Black Widow

By Glenna WhitleyJanuary 22, 2004

Sandra Camille Bridewell had been the subject of rumors, lawsuits, fraud allegations, and suspicion surrounding multiple deaths for nearly three decades.

Rude Boy

By Julie LyonsDecember 25, 2003

Jamaican drug organizations transformed—and devastated—parts of South Dallas and Oak Cliff in the late 1980s and early 1990s.

Evil Eyes

By Glenna WhitleyJune 19, 2003

Watts repeatedly evaded the criminal justice system despite years of warnings, arrests, and mounting evidence linking him to attacks on women.

Tracks of his tears

By Carlton StowersJanuary 23, 2003

His wife murdered their five children, but Rusty Yates was the one labeled a villain. He says don’t believe everything you read.

Likely suspect

By Carlton StowersOctober 31, 2002

Three years after his conviction for rape, local DJ Gary “Babyfase” Faison speaks out to proclaim his innocence. What are the odds he’s right? One in 300 million.

Dirty or Duped?

By Mark DonaldMay 2, 2002

There were dozens of large drug busts in Dallas in which suspects were accused of possessing kilograms of cocaine.

O.J. confidential

By Carlton StowersApril 12, 2001

He became obsessed with inconsistencies he saw in the prosecution’s case against O.J. Simpson and spent years investigating

Death in the Desert

By Carlton StowersOctober 26, 2000

The disappearance and murder of Dallas businessman Gary Patterson sent investigators tracking down his remains in the West Texas desert.

Dirty Cops, Dirty Games

By Christine BiedermanSeptember 7, 2000

Former Dallas officers were accused of stealing cash from drug dealers and suspects during arrests, conducting illegal searches, and exploiting weaknesses.