texas true crime

Is Texas man Ivan Cantu really a cousin-killer? Or was he framed to protect a rival drug dealer? Either way, time is ticking towards his execution.

This Texas surgeon left a massive trail of blood across several Texas hospitals before his reign of terror was finally brought to a close.

These Texas men were all a tender 24 when they were executed but they all have one thing in common: the callous nature of their crimes.

David Renteria faces lethal injection in Texas on November 16th for a particularly heinous crime committed in 2001.

The Railway Killer covered thousands of miles, with murders in Texas, Kentucky, Georgia, Illinois, Florida, and California, but it was Texas that put this killer down.

There is no doubt that Brent Brewer committed a capital crime, a violent robbery. But was junk science used to put him on death row?

Is trick-or-treating dead? There's only ever been one case of contaminated Halloween candy- and it took place right here in Texas.

From the completely innocent to the most heinous individuals (and a few in-between) here are the most famous and infamous people killed in Texas

A Texas crime so bizarre and cruel that it inspired multiple episodes in TV crime dramas like CSI and Law & Order and one "horror comedy" movie.

"Big Will" has tried to turn his life around. He's found God and been baptized. But unless something changes, he will be executed very soon in Texas.

Only three men have been granted clemency in Texas. We will examine their lives, crimes, and why they didn't / won't have to pay the ultimate price.

Meet Gene Wilford Hathorn Jr.- a Texas man and family killer who sat on Texas Death Row for over 25 years, and who might have literally become fish food.