Triple G Investigations

02/07/2026

10/02/2025

Proud to tell the story of the excellent work done by Detective Sgt. Tony Pecora (retired) and Detective Rick Kranitz, Westmoreland County Detective Bureau, in solving the case highlighted on Investigation Discovery (ID) S2, E7 titled Disappearing Act. The entire team from detectives to the forensic analysis brought to light the horrible act committed 15 years earlier that would have gone unknown if not for the renovations taking place in the basement of a home located in Penn Township, PA. Job well done.

09/02/2025

Sometimes the Jury just has their mind made up no matter what the Defense gives as absolute Reasonable Doubt. Still, it was great working on this case with some excellent Defense Attorneys.

01/10/2025

To get the answers requires a thorough investigation.

05/10/2024

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=43Q-aWcp_QE

A basement renovation in an old farmhouse results in the grisly discovery of a boot with a human leg bone sticking out of it.This true crime series delves in...

02/10/2024

Job well done.

Westmoreland County prosecutors dismissed drug delivery resulting in death charges against two men accused of providing a fatal dose of fentanyl-laced he**in to a North Huntingdon woman nearly three years ago. Police said Iona J. Runkle, 46, was found dead Jan. 12, 2020, in her mobile home at the Du...

02/10/2024

Job well done!!

Tonya Piper said she will not return to her career caring for special needs children even after a jury found her not guilty of an alleged assault against a boy with autism. Piper, 52, of New Stanton was emotional after the verdict was returned Wednesday and said she was grateful

01/03/2024

Happy New Year. Let’s continue to move forward in 2024!

10/21/2023

Just a reminder that even in the toughest moments we have an amazing creator!!

08/25/2023

https://twitter.com/CNNThisMorning/status/1695054265629216902?s=20

The rise of conviction integrity units in states across the country has led to wrongful convictions being overturned. But these specialized teams are not without controversy. Criminal justice reform advocate and Georgetown Law professor explains.