Net Sleuths Newsletter #10

 

🗞️ Net Sleuths Newsletter 10

🎬 Premiere Alert: The Chronicle Launches Tomorrow

A new true crime series debuts Sunday at 3 PM Eastern with The Chronicle, promising deep dives into unsolved mysteries, digital footprints, and forensic breakthroughs. The premiere episode sets the tone for a gripping season of investigative storytelling.

▶️ Watch The Chronicle Premiere

🚗 D4vd’s Tesla & Teen Tragedy: What We Know So Far

The discovery of 15-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez’s body in singer D4vd’s Tesla has ignited a wave of speculation. Surveillance footage, forensic details, and online clues suggest a complex and troubling narrative.

▶️ New pictures of D4vd's dirty Tesla, video of teen victim

🧬 Yogurt Shop Murders: Daughter Reacts to Breakthrough

Austin police have identified a suspect in the infamous 1991 Yogurt Shop Murders. The daughter of the man now linked to the crime shares her emotional response.

▶️ Daughter of man suspected in the Yogurt Shop Murders reacts

🕵️ Bayou Butcher: Drew Beeson Investigates Houston’s Dark Pattern

Is a serial killer operating in Houston? Drew Beeson’s latest episode explores victim clusters and chilling behavioral patterns.

▶️ The Bayou City Butcher - Is there a serial killer loose in Houston?

📍 Lamont At Large: Visiting Charlie Kirk’s Assassination Site

In a detailed and insightful episode, Lamont At Large visits the assassination site of political commentator Charlie Kirk. His walkthrough offers thoughtful context and raises questions about motive, planning, and digital radicalization.

▶️ Charlie Kirk Assassination Location Walk Thru

📅 This Day in True Crime: September 27

  • 1996: The body of 6-year-old Amber Hagerman was found in Arlington, Texas—four days after she was abducted while riding her bike. Her case inspired the creation of the AMBER Alert system, now used nationwide to locate missing children.

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