Major Crimes and True Crime

In July 2005, a retired Florida couple was buried alive by a woman they tried to help. Mr. and Mrs. Reggie Sumner lived in South Carolina before relocating to Jacksonville, Florida, in March 2005. Before they left South Carolina, they were on good terms with Tiffany Ann Cole, the daughter of one of their neighbors. They even sold their car to her at a discounted rate and told her to visit anytime she wanted. In June 2005, about three months after they left South Carolina, Tiffany visited them. Image: Mrs. and Mrs. Reggie Sumner, and the group celebrating after the attack, Tiffany can be seen with money in her mouth. During this visit, they told her they had sold their house in South Carolina and made a $99,000 profit. They were happy to share this with Tiffany, but deep down, she wanted to take that money from the couple. In early July 2005, Tiffany teamed up with three others, and they came to the Sumners' house at night, buried them alive, an...

Patrizia Scifo. He beat her constantly, tortured her. Once he even forced her to play Russian roulette, with a loaded gun. Patrizia Scifo had fallen in love with that man as a young girl, when she was 17. But by the time she realized who he really was, it was already too late. That man was Giuseppe Spatola, a mafioso. Eleven years older than her, after the first few months in which he had successfully manipulated her into going against the family, he revealed himself for what he was: a beast, no offense to beasts. He created a hell from which Patrizia could not escape. But everything changed when their daughter, Angelica Monica, was born. Patrizia's love for that little girl gave her the strength to report everything: the abuse, the torture, the beatings. To report it and leave it. It was June 18, 1983, when he took her to her mother's house in Niscemi. He told her he'd come pick her up the next day, perhaps because he wanted to leave. She never ...