Charles William Davis, Jr., 77, confessed to the 1975 killing. He is in prison serving life sentences for other murders.

There's nothing irrational about enjoying the taste of pie while doing a fun math exercise in honor of one of the most famous ...

A 1975 cold case in Howard County was put to rest Tuesday after police recovered a lost recording that implicated a man who ...

Charles William Davis Jr. confessed to killing 20-year-old Roseann Sturtz after meeting her at a bar in August 1975, the ...

Detectives discovered a 1981 audio tape in which Charles William Davis Jr., then incarcerated at Jessup Correctional ...

Howard County police on Tuesday closed the nearly 50-year-old cold case into the homicide of Roseann Sturtz after a man ...

The cold case of Roseann Sturtz, who was strangled after meeting her assailant at a bar on Aug. 24, 1975, was a mystery for decades until Howard County police revived the probe late last year and ...

The breakthrough wasn't because of new DNA technology, armchair detectives or a podcast. It was solved by old-fashioned detective work.

The Howard County Police Department announced Tuesday that it has closed the 50-year-old cold case murder of 20-year-old Roseann “Ann” Sturtz, of Baltimore, who was killed in August 1975.

Having just confessed to a Howard County cold case, the 77-year-old is already serving multiple life sentences for a string of decades-old Maryland murders.