[Murder Cases here are usually filed in the name of the perpetrator, or the lead perpetrator. If the case remains unsolved or with several killers, the case may be filed in the name of the victim]
Hemming, Paul p1 - Henriquez, Alejandro p1 - Henry, Don & Kevin Ives murders p1 - Henyansyah, Verry aka Ryan p1 - Heradia Julio p2 - Hernandez, Aaron p2 - Hernandez, Michael p3 - Hernandez, Pedro p3 - Hernandez, Rodrigo p3 - Heron, Anne p3 - Herzog, Lorene & Wesley Shermantine p3 - Heuermann, Rex p3 - Heywood, Neil p3 - Higgenbotham, Chester p4 - Higgs, Chaz p4 - Highway 16 Canada Murders p4 - Hightower, Christopher p4 - Hilberling, Amber p4 - Hill, Keland p4 - Hill, Paul p4 - Hobson, Mark p4 - Hodgson, Sean p5 - Hoff, John Reigh p5 - Hofmann, Mark p5 -
HEMMING, PAUL: Catching a Killer TV - Faking It: Tears of a Crime TV - When Missing Turns to Murder TV -
Tuesday 3rd May 2016: ‘Yes, my love, my daughter’s been missing for forty-eight hours. We have just been up to Milton Keynes to her partner and he says he doesn’t know where she is. It’s Natalie Hemming. It’s worrying me because it’s not like her.’ Catching a Killer, mother’s 999 call, Channel 4 2017
‘The six-year-old has drawn us a nice plan of the lounge because he was saying there were wet patches on the lounge floor, one of them’s on the hardwood floor, one is on a red rug which is now not there and dad works for a rug company.’ ibid. rozzer
They have managed to find some blood in the living room and they’ve examined the boot of his car … and they can see there’s a small amount of blood … There’s some red fibres in the car … We’ve now changed this from a high-risk missing person and we’re now treating it as a murder investigation.’ ibid. liaison rozzer to family
‘I’d do time for him, I tell ya.’ ibid. Natalie’s mother
3 May 2016 4:06 p.m. Yes, my love. My daughter’s been missing for 48 hours. We have just been up to Milton Keynes, to her partner, and he says he doesn’t know where she is. It’s Natalie Hemming. Faking It: Tears of a Crime s7e1: Paul Hemming
Immediately, Natalie’s mother knew that there was something very very wrong here. For her daughter to go missing, there’s got to be some foul play at work, and there’s only one person that would spring to mind: Paul Hemming. ibid. Kerry
His body language struggled to hide the truth. ibid.
After a decade of violent abuse, Natalie Hemming had finally had enough. ibid.
Paul Hemming was found guilty of murder and sentenced to life. ibid.
A thirty-one-year-old mother of three has disappeared from home. A family is destroyed … When Missing Turns to Murder s1e3: Natalie Hemming, Netflix 2023
Natalie Hemming is a mother of one when she meets Paul Hemming in a local supermarket. ibid.
‘Control and violence go hand in hand with this case.’ ibid. criminologist
It quickly become clear why he [Paul Hemming] is not being helpful. ibid.
HENRIQUEZ, ALEJANDRO: Piers Morgan TV -
‘I am innocent of these killings.’ Serial Killers with Piers Morgan: Alex Henriquez, Henriquez, ITV 2018
This man is one of America’s most notorious serial killers. He’s convicted of three murders and suspected of more. But he proclaims he’s innocent. Henriquez admits he did know all the victims; one was just ten years old. ibid.
‘There was no other person that could have done it.’ ibid. juror
HENRY, DON & KEVIN IVES: Phenomenon: The Lost Archives TV - True Crime Recaps 2022 -
On a humid August night in 1987 two high school seniors Don Henry and Kevin Ives while hiking in the woods of their nearby Southern community paid a terrible price for being in the wrong place at the wrong time: the facts in the case indicate that the two boys happened upon a transaction of some kind involving a ring of long-time smugglers and billion-dollar drug profiteers. Phenomenon: The Lost Archives s1e4: American Midnight, 1998
Dr Malak failed to notice clear evidence of beating marks and a stab wound. ibid.
Two years of botched investigations, blatant lies, false autopsies and cover ups. ibid.
In the 1980s the most notorious drug smuggler in America was Barry Seal … recruited by the CIA … He amasses a fleet of aeroplanes with a network of pilots and mechanics. ibid.
Two teenagers are hit by a train in Arkansas; the medical examiner says the two boys laid down next to each other and fell asleep on the tracks. It was an accident. Or was it? As the distraught families dig deeper they start to suspect a cover-up. True Crime Recaps: The Boys on the Tracks: Suicide or Corrupt Cover-Up? Youtube 13.58, 2022
It seems as though everyone in the sleepy Arkansas community has something to hide and no-one is talking. ibid.
Why would the crew say they saw a tarp if they didn’t? … They did find a rifle placed precisely parallel to their bodies on the tracks, a flashlight laid next to that. ibid.
Their families were told it was a tragic accident … Strangely, their so-called accident was incredibly similar to another case three years earlier. ibid.
HENYANSYAH, VERRY aka RYAN: The Smiling Serial Killer TV - Ryan -
He struck each one of his victims with malice and obsession. Sentenced to death for a series of murders that sickened Indonesia, he’s the country’s most infamous high-profile inmate. The Smiling Serial Killer, Crime Channel 2013
Charged with the murder of forty-year-old Herry Santoso and linked to ten others, and sentenced to death. ibid.
By the time he was ten years old he’d begun showing signs of mental distress and becoming increasingly violent. ibid.
That same afternoon Ryan murdered again … in a fit of blind rage. He buried the body in the same spot that he’d buried Guntor that day. ibid.
Suddenly, I had this evil intention to kill him. Ryan
I took about an hour to chop him into seven pieces. Ryan
I kept getting dragged into the deep, dark abyss. My eyes see nothing. I am enveloped by darkness. Ryan, autobiography