These news reports detail the fatal shooting of Boris Mannsfeld, a high-profile real estate developer from Colorado, at his Belize home. Police are investigating it as a possible professional hit, noting similarities to the previous murders of two of Mannsfeld's associates. Authorities have one suspect in custody who was also connected to a prior murder case involving one of the deceased associates. The articles highlight Mannsfeld's extensive business ventures in Belize and mention his prior involvement in a significant fraud case and a lawsuit. The investigation is ongoing to determine the motive and any connections between these deaths.

Authorities in Belize are investigating the deaths of three American women who were discovered in their resort room. The deceased, identified as residents of Revere, Massachusetts, were found unresponsive with potential signs of a drug overdose, though the exact cause remains unconfirmed. Police are examining the presence of alcohol and gummies in the room as part of their inquiry, alongside the timeline of the women's last known activities. The U.S. State Department had previously issued a travel advisory for Belize due to crime concerns. Fundraisers have been established to assist in returning the women's bodies to the United States.

The "48 Hours" report chronicles the 1993 abduction and murder of 12-year-old Sara Anne Wood in central New York. Despite the conviction of her killer, Lewis Lent, who also confessed to other crimes, the location of Sara's body remains unknown, causing ongoing anguish for her family. The report features interviews with Sara's brother, Dusty Wood, investigators who worked the case, and even excerpts from past interviews, highlighting the relentless efforts to find Sara and the frustrating lack of closure. It details the investigation that led to Lent's capture after an attempted abduction and his subsequent confessions, as well as his disturbing personality and continued refusal to reveal the location of Sara's remains, despite numerous attempts by law enforcement. The piece also emphasizes the enduring impact of Sara's disappearance on her family and community, including the creation of an annual bike ride in her honor focused on child safety.