Crime

No life should ever end this way. There are 24 St. Louis, Missouri families who have had loved ones taken from them much too soon and their cases remain unsolved to this day.

It's not easy to escape the law for 20 years, but that's the story of one man who's been on the run for that long after being accused of meth production and there are a lot of reasons to believe he could be hiding in Missouri.

Over two years ago, unidentified female remains were found near US Highway 60, west of Winona, Missouri, in Shannon County. Now, a Missouri man has been arrested and charged with first-degree murder and stealing in connection with those remains.

If you suddenly see the number of carjackings start to decline in Illinois, I know why. The Illinois State Police have spent the past several months bringing the hammer down on those who steal vehicles and the results of their operation are impressive.

The United States Marshals Eastern District of Missouri website still lists these 6 men as fugitives still on the run from the law

TV shows make law enforcement efforts to catch fugitives look easy. This just in. It's not. Kansas City, Missouri police are still in pursuit of more than a dozen individuals who remain wanted and on the run.

Everyone would like to think they're a superhero, but this is one instance where you need to understand how dangerous real life can be. Law enforcement in Illinois has issued a warning about the 10 most wanted fugitives that should not be approached as they are all to be considered armed and dangerous.

It's amazing what you can accomplish in a week. The Illinois State Police proved that point as they just completed a terrifying crackdown in Chicagoland and have the scars to prove it.

Sometimes I just want the facts. Don't give me a narrative. Just give me the numbers and let me make up my own mind about how I feel about something. That's what I've found with 10 Wisconsin places who (by the numbers alone) have the highest crime indexes in the state. The results are likely not what you'd think.

The crimes are unspeakable and they've been happening along interstates across America. According to a book by a former FBI agent, an Illinois man is one of many truck driving serial killers that have taken the lives of thousands.