Felonious Florida

FDLE agent Leslie D'Ambrosio concluded that George Altidore "killed his family" and that the wall message was staged.

George Altidore had to copy the wall message repeatedly, and the first lab still said it was inconclusive.

Anne Johnston’s 9:30 a.m. door knock places the Altidore family dead before breakfast.

An FBI behavioral science review concluded the four killings in the Altidore house took as little as 12 seconds.

Marie Altidore cried outside Casa de Alabanza Church and told Regine, "I don't want to be here."

This episode investigates the unsolved 1997 quadruple homicide of a family in Miramar, Florida, known as the Altidor Massacre.

A woman vanishes after a night shift, then sends a cryptic text to her boyfriend, leading into a quadruple homicide cold case.

This episode examines Kevin Pratt's alibi for a triple murder, focusing on his own shooting months earlier as a potential defense.

A witness to a quadruple homicide helps police create a composite sketch of the suspect in an unsolved case.

A survivor confronts the man who killed her daughter and friends in a home invasion, but a controversial plea deal leaves her without justice.

A chaplain returns home from a difficult day and sees a news report about a murder case that becomes the focus of the episode.

This episode recounts the 2007 murder of Nancy Bocchicchio and her daughter Joey in Boca Raton, Florida, a case that remains unsolved.

This episode introduces the unsolved Altidor Massacre case and a flash mob in Spain supporting Pablo Ibar's legal defense.