An update on a South Florida family Out for Justice. Their loved one gunned down. The search for the killer had stalled until the Lauderhill Police called Seven's Out for Justice, and after our story a critical call to Crimestoppers. Here's Seven's Patrick Fraser.
It was a dark rainy night when a grandmother decided to walk short distance to her daughter's house. Little did she know that a driver would run her down leaving her to die in the street. The driver of the car got away, but police have not given up, and tonight they want you to watch and see if you remember this car. Here is Patrick Fraser with Out for Justice.
Three years ago a Hialeah woman was on her way to a church retreat, only to be killed at an intersection by another woman who was allegedly driving drunk. As Patrick Fraser tells us in tonight's Out for Justice, police know who did it, but they need the community's help in finding her.
Last June, some teens went to a graduation party at a Coral Gables restaurant, but what should have been a good time ended in the murder of a 16-year-old boy. In tonight's Out for Justice, Patrick Fraser says Miami-Dade police are asking the community to come forward and help them solve a murder
If you said Stephen Barrett's name before, people would smile. Say it today, and they start crying. He was gunned down last year in Miramar, and now his family and detectives are trying to find the people who may know the killer. In tonight's Out for Justice, Patrick Fraser says Miramar Police are asking the community to come forward and help them solve a murder.
Imagine someone in your family walks out the door to go jogging. A few minutes later you hear sirens, police called because your loved one has been gunned down in the back. A wonderful person, a great father. Dead. Eight months later police have no answers, but, frustrating, someone does and will not talk. In tonight's Out for Justice, Patrick Fraser says Miami-Dade Police are putting new focus on the case hoping that someone will finally talk.
Murder is a terrible thing, but when the victim is a teenage girl it's all the more tragic. It happened seven years ago in Miramar. A 15-year-old girl savagely murdered in her own home. In tonight's Out for Justice, Patrick Fraser says Miramar Police are trying to stir up some new leads in an important investigation that's gone cold.
Catching a killer is not easy. Catching a killer when you don't even know the name of the victim is even tougher. Sometimes detectives face that task, and Miami-Dade Police have an artist who can make it easier by creating faces for victims without one. Tonight police need your help to identify three victims. Here they are in Out for Justice with Patrick Fraser.
Eight years ago, a brutal attack in Coconut Creek left a young man dead in his apartment. Detectives searched for clues to help find his killer, but the trail went cold. In tonight's Out for Justice, Patrick Fraser says BSO detectives are still working the case, as the young man's family waits, hoping someone will help catch their son's killer.
Four years ago, on a February morning, a man plowed into a car parked in an emergency lane and left its driver, a young woman, dying on the side of the road. As Patrick Fraser tells us in tonight's Out for Justice, the Florida Highway Patrol is asking for the community's help in finding the man who killed her.
Cold cases are hard to solve, most times detectives have a victim, but they don't know who the killer is, but this one is different. They have two victims and one man they would like to talk to but he is in hiding, and his friends and family aren't helping police. Maybe you can, as Patrick Fraser tells us in tonight's Out for Justice.
Solving a murder is a difficult task. Sometimes it takes years to find a killer. But imagine how hard it is to solve a crime when you don't even know who the victim is. That's what happened 18-years-ago, and as Patrick Fraser tells us in tonight's Out for Justice, Miami-Dade detectives say new technology is giving new hope to an old case.
Murder committed in broad daylight, a young man dead, detectives have few clues and lots of questions. As Patrick Fraser tells us, Miami Police are asking for the community's to help to catch a dangerous killer in tonight's Out for Justice.
Sixteen years ago, a young woman was brutally murdered on the streets of Miami. Tonight, there are still no leads in this tragic case, but Miami Police still have hope and continue their search for clues. Tonight, Patrick Fraser shows us that even though the years have gone by, they are still Out for Justice.
Who brutally murdered a man in his South Florida condo and then vanished without a trace? That's what the victim's family and investigators have been trying to figure out for more than 20 years. Here's the nightteam's Patrick Fraser with tonight's Out for Justice.
She was truly the head of her family. Not only a mother and grandmother but a great grandmother, and then, one day, a burglar beat and strangled the 71-year-old to death. Who did it? Family members would do anything to find out, and, tonight, they have come to Out For Justice. Here is Patrick Fraser with the story.
He was 19 years old, well liked and well respected, a good kid who grew up and never got in trouble, and then a bad guy decided to kill him. Why? Tonight Patrick Fraser has the story in his special report Out for Justice.
Twelve years ago, a shocking murder in Dania, a local high school athlete shot and killed outside a Laundromat. Today the murder and the motive are still a mystery. Detectives and the family are still searching for answers. Here's Patrick Fraser with tonight's Out for Justice.
It is one of the cruelest homicide cases in South Florida history, a crime scene straight out of a horror movie. Today, 11 years later, detectives are asking for your help in bringing a family closure. Here is Patrick Fraser with tonight's Out For Justice.
Over two decades have passed since her young sister was brutally murdered. Today the killer is still free, and the family is still in fear. Today detectives are hopeful that new evidence found at the scene will be the key to bring justice to a family that has been suffering for too long. Here is Patrick Fraser with tonight's Out for Justice.