A man accused of murdering his girlfriend was captured on doorbell footage threatening her while outside of her apartment.

Last month, Renise Wolfe was found dead in her North Las Vegas home.

The 33-year-old was a tattooist and had attended a family party the night before her death with her boyfriend of five months, Markeem Benson.

Wolfe was found with multiple gunshot wounds and Benson has since been formally charged with her murder.

He has since claimed that he shot Wolfe in self-defense when he turned himself in to the authorities, according to The Daily Mail, with police saying that he also claimed there was a ‘struggle’ before she was shot.

Renise Wolfe was found dead in her Las Vegas apartment last month (GoFundMe)

Michelle Jobe, the Clark County Chief Deputy District Attorney, said: “The victim was shot behind the ear from the back of the head, four times, so he claims there was a struggle and the gun went off.”

Jobe also added that there was no evidence of self-defense.

On January 14, a grand jury indicted the 29-year-old for charges of open murder with the use of a deadly weapon and possession of a firearm by a prohibited person, 8 News Now reports.

In court, doorbell footage of Benson was played where he could be heard threatening to kill Wolfe as he entered her apartment.

“I just almost want to kill you, b***h,” he’s heard saying. “I just want to kill yo’ ass.”

Other videos also showed him on the day in question entering and leaving Wolfe’s apartment within a few hours of each other, wearing different clothing in different videos.

It was Benson’s father, Eric Benson, who’d called the police after Wolfe’s shooting.

In audio of his 911 call, he says (via 8 News Now): “I believe there’s been a murder, ma’am.”

Speaking of his son and Wolfe, Eric continued: “They got into it and they tussled with the gun. It went off and he says she’s dead.”

Markeem Benson is now facing murder charges despite claiming self-defense (8 News Now)

Wolfe’s mom, Tracy Coleman, has thanked him for calling 911, saying: “Thank God for his dad, because his dad called the police.

“I appreciate that his dad did that, and I don’t understand why you would take the life of someone.”

Court records show that Benson was denied bail after being sentenced to 36 months probation on November 14 for attempted robbery.

According to 8 News Now, Judge Belinda Harris said she’d denied his bail due to his probation status at the time of his arrest.

Benson is due back in court on February 6.

A 15-year-old girl from Utah has been located after walking into a police station to identify herself six weeks after going missing.

On April 21, 2025, a 15-year-old girl named Alisa Petrov from South Jordan in Utah was reported as a ‘runaway’ after being spotted leaving her school in American Fork.

The South Jordan Police Department reported Alisa as ‘attempting to meet individuals she met online using multiple social media platforms and chat applications’.

“Alisa is listed as a Runway Juvenile who is endangered,” a statement from the department read. “Any knowledge of her whereabouts should be reported to Law Enforcement immediately.”

The department took to Facebook on April 29 to alert the public to Alisa’s disappearance.

Alisa Petrov went missing from her school in Utah (Findalisa.com)

It stated the teen had ‘walked away’ from her school, ‘purchased items at a local gas station’ and was ‘later observed boarding a UTA train’ before exiting at Provo station.

“Alisa reportedly asked multiple people to aid in her travel to Las Vegas,” the force added.

South Jordan Police Department says it has located Alisa

In the latest update, the South Jordan Police Department shared an immediate release earlier today (June 2).

It reads: “In the evening hours of June 1, 2025, a young female voluntarily made contact with the Colorado Springs, Colorado Police Department and identified herself as Alisa Petrov.

“Alisa’s identity was confirmed. Alisa is in good health and safe with Colorado officials.”

The statement noted Alisa’s parents have also been ‘notified of her location’ and they’re working alongside them to ‘bring her home’.

It follows the police department revealing it’d made several arrests while tracking Alisa down – the men accused of having contact with the teen prior to her going missing but none accused of being involved in her disappearance.

South Jordan Police Department confirmed Alisa has been found (Facebook/South Jordan Police Department)

Arrests made within the investigation

In an update on May 20, the department identified a man named Matthew Nicholas Menard from Miami, Florida.

It revealed it had filed charges against him for enticement of a minor, criminal solicitation and aggravated sexual exploitation of a minor.

A second man named William Taylor Glines from Texas was identified, with police filing charges on Glines for enticement of a minor, criminal solicitation, attempted aggravated exploitation of a minor, aggravated exploitation of a minor and sexual exploitation of a minor.

The department alleges the pair ‘communicated with Alisa Petrov prior to her leaving school on April 21’.

On May 28, authorities revealed Menard had ‘self-surrendered’ to the department.

A ‘third adult male’ named Samuel Mitchell from Herriman, Utah, was also arrested on charges of sexual exploitation of a minor and booked into jail.

And Alisa’s parents have spoken out on a website they started in a bid to find their daughter.

Police and Alisa’s parents are working to get her back home (Findalisa.com)

What Alisa’s parents have said

The website reads: “Thank you everyone for all your help! Thank you for sharing the news, thank you for following, and thank you for the tips! Alisa walked into a police department today on June 1 2025. She was gone for almost six weeks.”

The site thanks the police department alongside Salt Lake City FBI, as well as the family’s friends and ‘Jaz from Missing In America Network for the best emotional support in such stressful situations’.

It resolves: “Also special thank you to our local community for Praying!”

UNILAD has contacted the South Jordan Police Department for comment.

A doorbell camera at a home in Texas caught the terrifying moment a ‘devil’ turned up on the doorstep holding a sign relating to a Bible verse.

We all have those moments when we want to pretend we’re not home, like when you’ve just sat down with your dinner and a good TV show, or when you thought the last of the trick-or-treaters were long gone.

But I can’t imagine ever wanting to turn off the lights and hide behind the sofa more than if the person at the door was dressed to look like the devil – in January.

This is exactly the picture that a homeowner in in Carrollton, about 20 miles north of Dallas in North Texas, was faced with on the night of January 18, when she checked her Ring doorbell at around 8pm to see a figure dressed in a black sweatshirt and red, horned devil mask.

Thankfully the homeowner, who asked CBS News Texas not to be named, wasn’t actually at home at the time, but the incident has still left her shaken.

She told the outlet: “My husband and I had gone out to dinner, and we had stopped off at the store to pick up a Powerball ticket and I was waiting in the car for him and my Ring notification went off.

“And the person popped up on the video with that goat mask on and they were approaching my door.”

The homeowner noticed that the figure was holding a sign which read: “Revelation 20: 1-15.”

The person’s sign related to the ‘end of times’ (CBS Texas)

It’s a reference to a Bible verse – one that is ‘about the end of times’ and ‘judgement day’, the homeowner explained.

“I freaked out. I mean I was… I couldn’t even think of anything,” she said.

According to Biblia, part of the Bible verse Revelation 20: 1-15 reads: “Then I saw a great white throne and him who was seated on it. From his presence earth and sky fled away, and no place was found for them. 12 And I saw the dead, great and small, standing before the throne, and books were opened. Then another book was opened, which is the book of life. And the dead were judged by what was written in the books, according to what they had done.”

Footage from the doorbell indicates the figure only pretended to knock at the door, but by the time the homeowner called the local police the person had already left.

The person in the mask only pretended to knock (CBS Texas)

Police filed a report, and are now monitoring the situation. The homeowner was also reportedly told that police will be patrolling the neighborhood.

Gloria Johns, a neighbor in the area, described the incident as ‘really scary’.

“I’m not aware of anything like this ever happening and I hope they catch him,” she said.

After she spoke out about the incident, the homeowner received a lot of responses online and consequently had a warning for the person in the video.

“From my post, a lot of people are saying they would probably shoot the person,” she said. “I wish it were fake because it has really affected me.”

Local authorities are encouraging residents to remain vigilant and report any activity that appears to be suspicious.

Warning: This article contains details some readers may find upsetting

The chilling footage of an off-duty Atlanta cop’s final moments before being shot dead has shocked the online community.

It was only last Friday (October 4) that Aubree Horton was shot and killed as he allegedly broke into a home in Winston, around 30 miles from Atlanta, US.

The police investigator was caught on the homeowner’s Ring doorbell camera running around the yard without a shirt on, yelling and banging on the door.

He was also seen muttering strange things to himself, which included him asking to be killed, and asking for Jesus to save him.

According to the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office, Horton was killed after 5:08 a.m. after being spotted by the homeowner’s wife, who called 911 while she was on her way to work.

Allegedly, she had received alerts from her camera showing Horton running around her property.

Unfortunately, Horton reportedly forced his way into the home and was fatally shot by the homeowner before law enforcement arrived.

Horton was part of the Atlanta Police Department, where he had worked from 2015.

He had been assigned to the department’s Fugitive Unit and even named ‘Investigator of the Year’ at the 2024 Atlanta Police Foundation’s annual Crime is Toast event.

Aubree Horton was awarded just a month before his death (Atlanta Police Department)

The Douglas County Sheriff’s Office went on to release partial footage of the doorbell camera, showing Horton seemingly in a stage of panic.

In the video, Horton yelled ‘Jesus’ and ‘help me’ before staring ‘I’m home’ as he approached the front door. He then body slammed the door twice and said: “No, kill me.”

When Horton sat down, the homeowner attempted to communicate with him through the door.

Then, the officer said ‘I love you’ and ‘just kill me’ before lying down, then deciding to get back up and approach the door again.

The sheriff’s office stated that it was when the homeowner opened the door slightly, Horton forced his way into the home and knocked down the homeowner, who then shot him in self defense.

The office said: “Fearing for his life and in defense of his home, the homeowner discharged a single round from his firearm, fatally wounding Horton inside his home.”

According to investigators, Horton lived within walking distance of the home he died in.

Horton could be seen yelling and running around the home (FOX 5 Atlanta)

The sheriff’s office noted in a preliminary report on October 5 that Horton ‘appeared on video to be experiencing a mental health episode or under the influence of narcotics.’

However, it could take months to complete a toxicology report and to gather evidence of what took place that morning.

Even though the man shot and killed the off-duty cop, the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office said that it was ‘confident that no charges will be filed against the homeowner.’

People who watched the video online were naturally quite shocked over what they saw, as one person wrote: “Dude was going through something for sure. Almost like he was being chased by demons and they got exactly the outcome they wanted…”

Another said: “It’s a heartbreaking scene, and witnessing such moments is very difficult.”

UNILAD has reached out to the Atlanta Police Department for comment.