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How investigators unraveled the mystery behind the shocking murder of Jamie Faith

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The shooting death of Jamie Faith in 2020 brought neighbors running onto their quiet street in a Dallas suburb, and the ensuing chaos was captured on doorbell cameras. The shooting death of American Airlines director Jamie Faith in October 2020 brought neighbors running onto their quiet street in the Oak Cliff neighborhood of Dallas, Texas. The ensuing chaos was captured on several doorbell cameras, including one at the home of Emery Wilson. “I walked to the end of my walkway, and I saw what looked like feet and a body laying in a street,” Wilson said. “But as I started running that way, the killer appeared in the walkway. He was in a mask and a hoodie. I didn’t get a chance to see his face, ‘cause I see him with a gun in his hand and ran back in the house.” Wilson says he then ran back inside to retrieve his gun before heading back outside. Jamie Faith and his wife Jennifer had just left for their morning walk with their dog. Moments after they left their front door, a gunman appeared...

'Just in shock': Atlanta area residents react to boil water advisory

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Freezing temperatures in the Atlanta metro area caused pipes to burst and valves to freeze, resulting in little to no water pressure in many homes. Carol Yancey of the Atlanta metro area was planning to spend a festive Christmas holiday with her large extended family. But she said the threat of possibly contaminated water in Clayton County ended her holiday plans. Boil water notices were issued last weekend and this week in Georgia's Atlanta metro area counties, including Clayton, Butts, Forsyth, and parts of Dekalb, Haralson and Monroe. Freezing temperatures caused pipes to burst and valves to freeze, resulting in little to no water pressure in many homes. The Environmental Protection Agency has previously said that a loss of water pressure could potentially lead to contamination in the water. "This is the time you really get the community – the unity in it," Yancey, a community activist, said. "We're not waiting on elected officials. We're stepping up a...