Owen Hornstein

1 week ago | miamiherald.com | Owen Hornstein

EUTAW, Ala. - Leroy Walker arrived at the county hospital short of breath. Walker, 65 and with chronic high blood pressure, was brought in by one of rural Greene County's two working ambulances. Nurses checked his heart activity with a portable electrocardiogram machine, took X-rays, and tucked him into Room 122 with an IV pump pushing magnesium into his arm. "I feel better," Walker said. Then: Beep. Beep. Beep.

2 weeks ago | kktv.com | Sarah Jane Tribble |Holly Hacker |Owen Hornstein |Emily Featherston

EUTAW, Alabama (InvestigateTV) — Leroy Walker arrived at the county hospital short of breath. Walker, 65 and with chronic high blood pressure, was brought in by one of rural Greene County’s two working ambulances. Nurses checked his heart activity with a portable electrocardiogram machine, took X-rays, and tucked him into Room 122 with an IV pump pushing magnesium into his arm. “I feel better,” Walker said. Then: Beep. Beep. Beep.

2 weeks ago | azfamily.com | Sarah Jane Tribble |Holly Hacker |Owen Hornstein |Emily Featherston

EUTAW, Alabama (InvestigateTV) — Leroy Walker arrived at the county hospital short of breath. Walker, 65 and with chronic high blood pressure, was brought in by one of rural Greene County’s two working ambulances. Nurses checked his heart activity with a portable electrocardiogram machine, took X-rays, and tucked him into Room 122 with an IV pump pushing magnesium into his arm. “I feel better,” Walker said. Then: Beep. Beep. Beep.

2 weeks ago | actionnews5.com | Sarah Jane Tribble |Holly Hacker |Owen Hornstein |Emily Featherston |Brandon Wissbaum

EUTAW, Alabama (InvestigateTV) — Leroy Walker arrived at the county hospital short of breath. Walker, 65 and with chronic high blood pressure, was brought in by one of rural Greene County’s two working ambulances. Nurses checked his heart activity with a portable electrocardiogram machine, took X-rays, and tucked him into Room 122 with an IV pump pushing magnesium into his arm. “I feel better,” Walker said. Then: Beep. Beep. Beep.

1 month ago | actionnews5.com | Kristin Crowley |Jason Crow |Owen Hornstein

SEATTLE (InvestigateTV) — Confessing to a crime you didn’t commit seems unthinkable, but growing research and real-life examples show it does happen. Chances are you’ll recognize the name of one woman it happened to: Amanda Knox. Her face was plastered on every news station, in magazines and in newspapers. Seemingly overnight, Amanda Knox went from a life of obscurity to one of infamy.