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| - Final Witness is an American crime drama television series that premiered on June 27, 2012, on ABC. The seven-part series, which combines documentary and drama elements, focuses on a different real-life murder each week from the victim's point of view. Each episode includes interviews with the victim's family and friends, real witnesses, prosecutors, and law enforcement officers, as well as scripted scenes with actors. (en)
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- Human remains are discovered in an Ohio cornfield. Police initially cannot identify the body as it is covered with lime. Looking into previous missing persons' reports, they see where Lora Eberhard reported her 20-year-old son, Andrew Dotson, missing five weeks ago. Dental records confirm that the remains are his. Andrew, along with his mother and step-father, had recently moved to Franklin County, Ohio, as did Andrew's craving for acceptance. Jimmy Conway and his misfit group had taken in Andrew. While the police investigation stalls, Lora uncovers multiple shootings, gang rivalries, and contract killings committed by the group. Jimmy Conway was convicted and sentenced to death for the murder of Andrew. The decision was upheld by the Supreme Court of Ohio and the United States Supreme Court did not overturn that decision. Conway continues to maintain his innocence in that murder and has filed an appeal in federal court. (en)
- In 1995, a cop named Glenn Turner dies in DeKalb County, Georgia suddenly and unexpectedly from a heart failure. He was married to Lynn Turner, who began having an affair with Atlanta firefighter Randy Thompson. Glenn plans to divorce her, but dies before doing so. Lynn later marries and has children with Randy, but he later died as well. The autopsy results revealed that the deaths were linkedLynn used chemicals in Jell-O fed to Glen and the ice tea drank by Randy. Imprisoned for these murders, she committed suicide while in jail. (en)
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