15-year-old Christopher Endicott shot his legal guardians with a hunting rifle before attempting to run away with his 12-year-old girlfriend.

After eating at a café with her friends, 13-year-old Milly Dowler called her father to tell him she’d be home in half an hour. But she never arrived. Six months later, her remains were found in the woods.

Two men posing as police officers talked their way past security and into the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston, then stole 13 famous pieces of art worth over 500 million dollars.

21-year-old David Cotton dressed as a leprechaun and robbed a Tennessee bank. The event would end in tragedy after police pursued Cotton and his driver in their getaway car.

15-year-old Latasha Harlins was shot and killed by shopkeeper Soon Ja Du just moments after the two came to blows over a bottle of orange juice.

Raging Bull actress Theresa Saldana was brutally stabbed multiple times by a stalker. She would survive the attack and start a support group called Victims for Victims.

Delaware's only confirmed serial killer, Steven Pennell, was executed on this day in 1992. He was known as the "Route 40 Killer" and even requested the death penalty at one of his trials.

Even though he confessed to killing around 50 patients, respiratory therapist Efren Saldivar was released by the Glendale Police Department in California. They hadn’t gathered enough evidence to corroborate his claim.

A jury rejected the insanity defense of Andrea Pia Yates and convicted her of drowning her children in the bathtub.

Brian Nichols overpowered a Fulton County courthouse deputy and stole her gun. He would then escape the courthouse and go on the run, but not before killing the judge overseeing his case.

Former wrestling star Adolfo Bresciano, also known as "Dino Bravo," was shot to death in his home near Montreal. There was no sign of forced entry, leaving police to theorize that Bresciano likely knew his killer.

The Supreme Court ruled on whether a group of enslaved people who seized control of the slave ship Amistad should be set free or returned to Spanish bondage.

Mario Orozco was walking home from work early in the morning when he was shot in the back in Brooklyn, New York. It was the first crime connected to New York's own Zodiac Killer.