Welcome to Murder Minute. On today's episode, The Green Bicycle Murder. But first, your true crime headlines.

In Georgia, two men are facing murder charges for the shooting death of Amad Arbury,

who was killed while jogging through his neighborhood.

Arbury, a black man, was confronted by two white men, Gregory McMichael 64, and his son, Travis McMichael, 34.

Who claimed that they thought Arbury looked like the suspect

in a string of recent burglaries in their neighborhood.

Cell phone video footage from the last moments of Arbury's life show him jogging down the road

and encountering the McMichael's pickup truck. A struggle between Travis McMichael and

Ahmad Arbury ensued and Travis McMichael shot Arbury twice, killing him.

No charges were initially filed after the broad daylight murder, sparking outrage across

Georgia and the rest of the country.

Gregory McMichael is a retired law enforcement officer who worked as an investigator for the district attorney's office.

Because of conflicts of interest, the case is on its third prosecutor who finally agreed to ask a grand jury to bring

charges against the two men. The video was filmed by a third man, William Roddy Bryan, who was a neighbor of the McMichael's.

It is unclear whether he will also be charged in the crime. A 58-year-old Iowa man has been charged with the murders of three women in the early 1990s

after investigators were able to link him to the crimes by using forensic genealogy.

Clark Perry Baldwin was charged with two counts of murder for the killing of 32-year-old Pamela Rose McCall and her unborn fetus.

McCall was found strangled to death in a town outside of Nashville in 1991. She was pregnant and had last been seen with a truck driver.

Baldwin worked as a truck driver for most of his career in addition to the murder of

Pamela McCall and her unborn fetus, Baldwin is also charged with the murders of two unidentified women, whose bodies were found in Wyoming in 1992.

Forensic genealogy is a process that takes DNA from a crime scene and matches it

with profiles on public genealogy databases. It has been instrumental in

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