In 1994, Kim Groves was gunned down in front of her home. Notorious for its crime, New Orleans had just found another victim. But, in a city where murders are an everyday occurance, the 32-year-old mother's death would prove to be anything but ordinary.

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The folks of Lexington, Kentucky love two things: horses and University of Kentucky sports. But in 1994, it wasn't March Madness or the Triple Crown that had this college town on the edge of its seat. It was the triple threat of football, frat boys, and murder. Townspeople were stunned when football player Trent DiGuiro was killed by a sniper with a high-powered rifle. But the biggest shock was still to come--it turns out the shooter may have been fellow player Shane Ragland, settling a frat-boy score.

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Milford, Utah is a tough town where possession is nine-tenths of the law and a gun makes up the rest. That's why handyman Tony Hamilton didn't take too kindly to the county seizing the Mormon ranch where he lived for back taxes. And to make matters worse, all of the residents, who practiced polygamy, were evicted. Hamilton stayed, confronted the law, and ended up being charged with the attempted murder of a sheriff's deputy.

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