Dateline goes back 40 years to investigate a 1982 murder that shook a peaceful suburban neighborhood in Brighton, New York.

Dateline looks at one of the state's most unsettling cold cases in the history of upstate New York in "The Bad Man", the 1982 ...

When first responders arrived at the upstate New York home of Cathy Krauseneck, they had no idea of the horror they were ...

In the winter of 1982 in Rochester, New York, Jim Krauseneck says he came home from work to find his wife, Cathy Krauseneck, lying in bed, dead with an ax lodged in her head.

Krauseneck learned his lesson, and always struck Schlosser as a fine young man, clean-cut and quiet, and, most importantly, kind toward Cathy. The two married in 1974.

Cathy Behe intends to keep tabs on the trial of Jim Krauseneck as best she can. She recalls seeing the family returning to Michigan in the fall of 1981 at a neighborhood playground.

Cathy Krauseneck was found dead with an ax in her head at her Brighton home on February 19, 1982. Decades after the murder, her husband, James Krauseneck, was arrested for second-degree murder and ...

That was before someone took an ax and, with a single strike to the head, killed Cathy Krauseneck as she slept on the morning of Feb. 19, 1982, with 3½-year-old Sara in the home.

Krauseneck has been married three times since Cathy's death — he and his current wife have been together since 1999 — but his previous spouses did not provide investigators with a marital ...

Over 40 years ago, in 1982, James Krauseneck, who worked as an economist at Eastman Kodak Co., allegedly murdered his 29-year-old wife Cathy Krauseneck in their Brighton, New York, home.