Out for Justice

WSVN — Edward Panariello had three brothers. Michael Panariello: "We did everything together: sports, extracurricular activities." Ed graduated from Nova Southeastern University and then builtRead More

WSVN — On a motorcycle. On the road. For many riders its paradise. It was for Larry Granpa. The 30-year-old Hollywood man loved biking. HeRead More

WSVN — Coe Paisley was the youngest of four children, but not just a part of a family. Often, the focus of the family.Kathleen Paisley:Read More

WSVN — In 1988 4-year-old Patricia Lanza was raped and murdered in Little Torch Key. In 1971 Jesus Fernandez was killed in North Key Largo.Read More

WSVN — If you found Fred McPherson, odds are you would find someone near him that was smiling. Verna, Fred's cousin: Once you met Fred,Read More

WSVN — Roy Capps was Josetta’s little brother, little baby brother.Josetta Ventry: “I taught him to walk, taught him to talk.” By 1994 Roy wasRead More

WSVN — The site of a prison fills most people with dread, but not Jardiel Vasquez. Jardiel Vasquez Jr.: "He loved his job, being aRead More

WSVN — Like most young men, Marquel McCormes was a big sports fan. Bernard McCormes: "He was a Heat fan. He loved LeBron James." AndRead More

Deborah Peterson pulled up in front of her mother’s Broward home at midnight. Martha Wright: “She said, ‘I’m going in the house to see myRead More

It was 1974. Amy Billig was a 17-year-old girl living with her family in Coconut Grove. Josh Billig: “She was just sort of a young,Read More