1,000 People Were There. Derrick Davis Is Still Waiting for Justice. Nearly two years after gunfire tore through a massive crowd on State Street in Clairton, Pennsylvania, detectives are still trying to identify who killed 28-year-old Derrick Tyler Davis. By RICHIE D MOWREY for The Sassy Gazette’s Dicking Around With Richie: A True Crime Feed EDITOR’S NOTE: Witnesses reported approximately 1,000 people were in the crowd that night, according to Allegheny County Police. That does not mean 1,000 people witnessed the shooting itself. Police have said, however, that they know there are people who saw what happened leading up to Derrick’s death. The Derrick Davis case at a glance: timeline, evidence, community response, and the questions that remain. A NIGHT THAT LEFT ONE FAMILY WAITING FOR ANSWERS Clairton, Pennsylvania. Labor Day weekend. The early morning hours of September 1, 2024. State Street was crowded. Police were already responding to reports of a large g...
WHERE IS CHERRIE MAHAN? 41 Years Missing. 50 Years Old. And a Case That Refuses to Go Quiet. By RICHIE D MOWREY for The Sassy Gazette’s Dicking Around With Richie: A True Crime Feed Published August 14, 2026 Today is Cherrie Ann Mahan’s birthday. Not the birthday of the eight-year-old girl whose face has remained frozen in missing-person posters for more than four decades. Not the birthday of the little girl stepping off a school bus on a cold February afternoon in 1985. Not the birthday of the child whose photograph would become part of a revolution in the way America searched for its missing children. Today, Cherrie Ann Mahan turns 50 years old. That sentence deserves to sit there for a moment. Because somewhere along the way, unsolved cases can trap people in time. The photograph never ages. The school clothes never change. The missing poster keeps repeating the same height and weight. The witnesses grow older. Investigators retire. Parents acquire g...