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Investigations
Elevators inside vacation rentals can crush children, according to federal regulators
11 Investigates
Sexual assault survivor exploited by landlord voices concern, disappointment after DOJ lawsuit reaches $100K settlement
"I'm not happy with it because I'd rather see him behind bars," Melinda said of landlord Anthony Hubbard, who exploited her while she was a tenant.
Robocalls
'It felt like a victory': Washington man gets $3,100 in robocall revenge
Steve Baus struck back at telemarketers who jammed his cell phone by making them pay – literally.
11 Investigates
Genetic genealogy shows promise in matching unknown DNA, like that found in Johnny Clarke-Lisa Straub murders
Experts discuss the future of genetic genealogy and its role in solving dormant crimes.
11 Investigates
Who is CeCe Moore, genetic genealogist who reached out to help the Clarke-Straub murder investigation?
CeCe Moore awaits an invite from Lucas County to try to help identify several unknown DNA profiles found on duct tape and a cell phone at the Holland crime scene.
11 Investigates
CeCe Moore on Johnny Clarke-Lisa Straub murders: Case is 'devastating and a great candidate for genetic genealogy
'I would really like to be able to provide answers to the family and really to the whole community,' the world-renowned genetic genealogist said.
Crime
Strongsville priest pleads guilty to sex trafficking, child pornography charges; diocese plans to 'defrock' him
Robert McWilliams is scheduled to be sentenced in November and faces a maximum sentence of life in prison.
Investigations
Ohio BMV made $250 million over past decade selling personal information from driver, vehicle records to third parties
According to a 10 Investigates review, data brokers, private investigators and others were among those who purchased access to personal information from the state.
11 Investigates
Forensic experts to take another look at unknown DNA samples from Johnny Clarke-Lisa Straub murders
The Lucas County Sheriff's Office says the DNA samples are being examined to determine if they can be used to create familial DNA profiles.
Investigations
Study: Florida condo that partially collapsed had been sinking in 1990s
The study discovered that the “12-story condominium” was sinking at a rate of nearly 2 millimeters per year – between 1993 and 1999.
ROBOCALLS FEATURED
Meet the robocallers
Every second, Americans receive 62 robocalls. Right before the pandemic began, we set out to find a serial robocaller.
ROBOCALLS FEATURED
Why are robocalls such a big problem?
One of out of every 6 American adults loses money every year from phone scams, costing victims a total of $10 billion, according to Hiya State of the Calls Report.
11 Investigates
Sexual assault survivor exploited by landlord voices concern, disappointment after DOJ lawsuit reaches $100K settlement
"I'm not happy with it because I'd rather see him behind bars," Melinda said of landlord Anthony Hubbard, who exploited her while she was a tenant.
Robocalls
'It felt like a victory': Washington man gets $3,100 in robocall revenge
Steve Baus struck back at telemarketers who jammed his cell phone by making them pay – literally.
11 Investigates
Genetic genealogy shows promise in matching unknown DNA, like that found in Johnny Clarke-Lisa Straub murders
Experts discuss the future of genetic genealogy and its role in solving dormant crimes.
11 Investigates
Who is CeCe Moore, genetic genealogist who reached out to help the Clarke-Straub murder investigation?
CeCe Moore awaits an invite from Lucas County to try to help identify several unknown DNA profiles found on duct tape and a cell phone at the Holland crime scene.
11 Investigates
CeCe Moore on Johnny Clarke-Lisa Straub murders: Case is 'devastating and a great candidate for genetic genealogy
'I would really like to be able to provide answers to the family and really to the whole community,' the world-renowned genetic genealogist said.
Crime
Strongsville priest pleads guilty to sex trafficking, child pornography charges; diocese plans to 'defrock' him
Robert McWilliams is scheduled to be sentenced in November and faces a maximum sentence of life in prison.
Investigations
Ohio BMV made $250 million over past decade selling personal information from driver, vehicle records to third parties
According to a 10 Investigates review, data brokers, private investigators and others were among those who purchased access to personal information from the state.
11 Investigates
Forensic experts to take another look at unknown DNA samples from Johnny Clarke-Lisa Straub murders
The Lucas County Sheriff's Office says the DNA samples are being examined to determine if they can be used to create familial DNA profiles.
Investigations
Study: Florida condo that partially collapsed had been sinking in 1990s
The study discovered that the “12-story condominium” was sinking at a rate of nearly 2 millimeters per year – between 1993 and 1999.
ROBOCALLS FEATURED
Meet the robocallers
Every second, Americans receive 62 robocalls. Right before the pandemic began, we set out to find a serial robocaller.
ROBOCALLS FEATURED
Why are robocalls such a big problem?
One of out of every 6 American adults loses money every year from phone scams, costing victims a total of $10 billion, according to Hiya State of the Calls Report.
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