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Former Houston water department manager now in custody after felony charges in shady water line repair contracts
Former City of Houston water department manager is now in custody after being charged with abuse of official capacity, tampering with documents. Investigator Amy Davis's work has shed light on questionable contracts within the Houston Public Works department. #HoustonWaterScandal #InvestigativeReporting
‘That’s classic public corruption’: Felony charges filed after ‘DRAINED’ Investigation into shady contracts
A major break in our ‘DRAINED’ Investigation into the City of Houston water department. Seven people at the center of the waterline repair contract scandal KPRC 2 Investigates exposed are charged with bribery, abuse of official capacity and tampering with government documents.
The Evidence Room, Episode 22 - The Serial Killings of Acres Homes
It was believed that a serial killer prowled the streets violently raping and killing women in the Acres Homes neighborhood in 2006. People were terrified, never knowing who was attacking these women. Then came the stunning realization that three predators treated the neighborhood as their hunting ground, never knowing of each other until they were caught.
3 things that surprised even us… from Season 3 of ‘The Evidence Room’
What started as an idea to check out boxes in the Harris County evidence room turned into now Season three of ‘The Evidence Room’ where we look in-depth into some of the most well-known criminal cases in Houston. We’ve done more than 20 episodes and we plan to keep on going! See the most surprising things we learned about some of the most recent cases.
The Evidence Room, Episode 21 - Driven to Kill
It’s a Houston criminal case involving a dentist that made international headlines. A husband murdered by his wife in a hotel parking lot after he was caught cheating. For this episode of ‘The Evidence Room’ we take you inside the Harris County evidence room, to look inside boxes from the Clara Harris murder case and show you evidence often never before seen. Investigator Amy Davis also had the chance to speak with Clara Harris, now that she is out of prison.