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A detective on the case and a victim’s mother believe police pursued the cases less aggressively because the victims were all Black women.

Henry Louis Wallace left seven children without their mothers. Barbara Rippy stepped in to raise two of them.

Cleveland County held an event for National Crime Victims Rights Week to show support for survivors of crimes.

MOM-O has been helping families with kids who have been violently killed for three decades.

For two years, serial killer Henry Louis Wallace stalked the city of Charlotte, North Carolina, undetected, attacking young Black women – almost all of whom he knew personally as neighbors, friends or coworkers. Now, 25 years after his conviction as Wallace remains on death row, a new “20/20” reports on the latest details of the case, questions whether the women’s race played a factor in the rigor of police investigations. Watch a new ABC ‘20/20’ every Friday at 8PM on your local ABC...

Henry Wallace has admitted to killing 11 women between 1990 and 1994.

Sheriff Greg Speck reports that on April 11, 2022 at 1:29 AM, Deputy Tan Hudson arrested Lester Turner, Jr, age 52 of Shoopman Lane in Ferguson, Kentu...

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — Across the console of an Oldsmobile Cutlass, a teenage Lisa Crawford watched from the passenger seat as her father John Crawford rolled down his window to