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Extra: John Ruetten's victim impact statement

John Ruetten, victim Sherri Rasmussen's husband, describes how his wife's murder, by former police officer and his ex-lover Stephanie Lazarus, impacted his and his family's lives.

Sneak peek: Murder in the O.C.

A former NFL player convicted of killing a California millionaire vows to tell "48 Hours Mystery" who really did it. Troy Roberts reports Tuesday, May 29 at 10 p.m. ET/PT.

Sneak peek: One of their Own

A cold case turns white hot as police finally charge one of their own in a 1986 murder case. Maureen Maher updates the case Saturday, May 26 at 10 p.m. ET/PT.

An Officer and a Hero

48 Hours Live to Tell: An unarmed police officer tackles a gunman to end a brutal home invasion that killed a mother of two.

Extra: A return to the crime scene

For the first time in two-and-a-half years, Isabella Lovadina returns to 902 Hickory. Shot five times, two of the bullets remain in her body. She also carries with her the emotional scars of that fateful night.

Extra: Boy calls 911 following home invasion, shooting

On Oct. 5 2009, 9-year-old Sam has the presence of mind to find a phone and call 911 to report his mother, cousin and family friend, Police Officer Isabella Lovadina, have been shot during a home invasion and robbery.

Preview: One of their Own

A cold case turns white hot as police finally charge one of their own in the 1986 murder of a young nurse. Maureen Maher updates the story Saturday, May 26 at 10 p.m. ET/PT.

Extra: Gunshot victim coughs up bullet

In 2009, Nick Koenig was shot three times during a home invasion; one bullet stayed in his body as a constant reminder. More than two years later following a car accident, Nick says a remarkable thing happened.

Sneak peek: An Officer and a Hero

48 Hours Live to Tell: An unarmed police officer tackles a gunman to end a brutal home invasion. Watch Saturday, May 19 at 10 p.m. ET/PT

Preview: An Officer and a Hero

48 Hours Live to Tell: 48 Hours Live to Tell: An unarmed police officer tackles a gunman to end a brutal home invasion. Watch Saturday, May 19 at 10 p.m. ET/PT

Ransom

A millionaire's son kidnapped, a ransom note demanding $750,000 and a family on the edge of terror. Peter Van Sant reports.

Extra: David Palmisano reflects on Wiles friendship

Just one week before his disappearance, Robert Wiles said something to his friend, David Palmisano, that remains with him to this day.

Extra: Holt's ex-wife, sister reflect on case

Toby Holt's sister, Rhonda Sumner, and ex-wife Beverly Denham reflect on Holt and the case against him. Denham talks about Holt's activities the night Robert Wiles went missing.

Extra: Toby Holt jailhouse interview

Watch excerpts from "48 Hours Mystery" correspondent Peter Van Sant's March 2012 interview with Toby Holt inside Florida's South County Jail.

Sneak peek: Ransom

A millionaire's son kidnapped, a wild ransom note and a family on the edge of terror. Peter Van Sant reports Saturday, May 12 at 10 p.m. ET/PT.

Preview: Ransom

A millionaire's son kidnapped, a wild ransom note and a family on the edge of terror. Peter Van Sant reports Saturday, May 12 at 10 p.m. ET/PT.

The Writing on the Wall

The head of security for a televangelist -- his wife and sons murdered. Who wanted this family dead? Maureen Maher reports.

Extra: Coleman police interview

Chris Coleman was brought directly into the Columbia Police Department to give a statement after his wife, Sheri, and two sons, Garett and Gavin, were all found strangled in their beds on May 5, 2009. Detectives Justin Barlow and David Bivens were uneasy with some of his responses, especially when he checked their notes after they'd left the room.

Extra: Joyce Meyer deposition excerpts

The bodies of Sheri, Garett and Gavin Coleman were discovered on May 5, 2009. Chris Coleman went on trial two years later. At trial, the jury heard a videotaped deposition from his boss, televangelist Joyce Meyer.