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The Massachusetts State Auditor could be facing a fight over her plan to audit the state legislature. → Read More
State Auditor Diana DiZoglio sat down with 5 Investigates' Karen Anderson to announce first audit of legislature in over a century. → Read More
Diana DiZoglio, the top watch dog in Massachusetts, explains why she is auditing the T. → Read More
The man is accused of pulling a knife on a woman waiting for a train at a Commuter Rail Station in June of 2013. → Read More
Lawmakers heard first hand Thursday from a rape survivor who had her case solved through the collection of DNA. → Read More
News that the state has not collected DNA from 10,000 to 15,000 felons who were required to submit it angered the victim's aunt. → Read More
According to Massachusetts law, anyone who is convicted of a felony must submit their DNA to the state, where it can then be compared to DNA from crime scenes. → Read More
The man who told police he was raped at a clinic by a medical technician wants to know how this could have happened and what MGH is doing to prevent it from happening again. → Read More
The Massachusetts General Hospital medical assistant charged with raping a patient at a hospital clinic is now charged in a second incident. → Read More
The internet searches, starting with questioning how to dispose of a dead body, are striking to a former FBI profiler. → Read More
The only reason the world knows that the father of Brian Walshe left a will is that a friend took a cellphone picture of it. → Read More
Court documents in his art fraud case suggest there may have been trouble at home. → Read More
It's still a mystery who the four infants were, how they died or how they got in the freezer of a South Boston condominium unit at 838 East Broadway. → Read More
Steve Johnson called the appeals court's ruling shocking, ghastly, depressing and devastating. → Read More
Police initially ruled the 27-year-old death a suicide and refused to investigate further, until his brother, who lives in Massachusetts, began pushing for the case to be re-examined. → Read More
The driver's vehicle alone contains thousands of data points that can provide critical information to the investigation. → Read More
He was sworn in nearly three months ago, and now finds himself facing a new challenge: addressing rising fear amid a spike in violence. → Read More
Statewide, recent data shows about 1 in 10 officers are female. → Read More
One of the MBTA's highest-paid employees is now criminally charged with threatening to commit a crime against one of his former co-workers. → Read More
Steve Johnson's work to find out who killed his brother, Scott, in 1988 helped uncover dozens of unsolved anti-gay hate crimes that had been ignored in Australia over several decades. → Read More