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>> a teenager, home alone in the night of terror. >> i would just stare out the window and try and figure out how scared she must of been. >> on her body, like a signature, a handprint in blood. >> it was a crime of passion. there's a lot of anger involved in this. >> but how long? because that handprint doesn't belong to the man police put in prison. >> the anger just surged through me. >> now, a mother turns detective. >> her words to me were, i just want to know what happened to my daughter. >> join in as she hunts for the killer and searches for the truth. >> i wanted to put my f...

>> a teenager, home alone in a night of terror. >> i would stare out the window and try to figure out how scared she must have been. >> on her body, like a signature, a handprint in blood. >> it was a crime of passion. there's a lot of anger involved in this. >> but how long? because that handprint doesn't belong to the man police put in prison. >> the anger just surged through me. >> now, a mother turns detective. >> her words to me were, i just want to know what happened to my daughter. >> join in as she hunts for the killer and searches for the truth. >> i wanted to put my fist th...

the men would say how high? >> married to a wealthy lawyer. >> he always said, she has this hold over me. >> but there was someone she seemed even closer to. >> they bought matching underwear together. >> they shared everything. >> eating together. sleeping in the same bed together. she's living at her house. >> did they also share a deadly secret? >> it was a love triangle and one of them had to go. >> but was it her idea? >> oh, god, it seemed like a good at the data at the time. but oh, my god. >> or hers? >> i said, oh god, i don't want to do this. she said, get out. >> and who w...

KSHB 41’s Caitlin Knute is profiling the work of Daniel Titus, a librarian from Kirksville, Missouri, who unknowingly helped to solve a murder mystery.

Chris Tapp was working to make a difference for others wrongfully convicted when tragedy struck.