South Dakota True Crime

You just never know what people are going to do.

Think South Dakota doesn't have any disturbing unsolved mysteries? Think again. Here are some of the most chilling cold cases in the state's history.

It was almost Halloween in 1893 when Harry Lacey, a prominent businessman, committed what was described as the “most awful tragedy” in Sioux Falls history.

A young life snuffed out, a child without a mother, a family without a daughter, all because someone offered kindness to a friend.

The final legal steps in the 40-year saga of 'Baby Andrew,' will come to a close with a sentencing hearing.

Nov. 17th, 1973 4 young boys were murdered and 1 young girl was raped at an Iowa state preserve. The legacy of the horrific night is still with the area today.

Murderer Charles Rhines was executed for his crime on Monday night by lethal injection. These are his final words and last meal.