Financial guru Dave Ramsey thinks timeshares are a bad investment. For three years, he’s been telling listeners stuck in timeshares that there’s a way out: a company called Timeshare Exit Team. But after hundreds of customer complaints against Timeshare Exit Team, Inside Edition investigated. | Inside Edition

Police say they now know what happened to a mother who went missing in 2002. An SUV pulled from the Ohio River in October belonged Stephanie Van Nguyen, but authorities couldn’t say whether she or her two children were in the car when it went into the river. The Dearborn County Coroner in Indiana says testing on a fibula bone recovered from the vehicle confirmed it to be from the 26-year-old mother’s body. | Inside Edition

Over the years, we've covered some of the biggest crimes that made headlines. Their stories captured national attention across the U.S., making both perpetrators and victims household names. | Inside Edition

A suspect was taken down by a band of citizens fed up with their mail getting stolen. The suspect tried to flee on a scooter, but he was pepper sprayed. Neighbors joined in, forming a citizen's brigade of crime fighters. Residents in the Studio City neighborhood of #LosAngeles say they have been tormented for many months by mail thefts. Surveillance cameras seem to have caught the suspect in the act. | Inside Edition