A 92-year-old South Carolina grandma is turning the tables on phone scammers. She trolls phone scammers until they hang up. According to the FBI, seniors lose more than $3 billion each year to financial scams. However, they can't touch this grandma who sure can deliver an Oscar-worthy performance. | Inside Edition

Some homeowners are sounding the alarm over tree trimming scams. Loli McIlwain says a man knocked on her door claiming to be a tree trimmer. As she showed him into her backyard, his accomplice exited the truck and went into the house. McIlwain says the accomplice ransacked the bedroom. | Inside Edition

The mosquito red alert is happening across the U.S., with spraying taking place over fears of West Nile virus. Now, people are wondering about the dos and don'ts of mosquito bites. | Inside Edition

With holiday travel gaining steam, doctors say to be extra vigilant before those big family get-togethers. The warning comes as hospitals across the country are being pushed to the brink with an estimated 150,000 people currently being cared for. Some hospitals are at full capacity with COVID-19, flu and RSV patients. | Inside Edition

Inside Edition's Crime Time looks at the stunning arrest of 18-year-old Sarah Grace Patrick, who delivered the eulogy for her mother and stepfather following their murder. Before her arrest on charges of murder, she reached out to a true crime TikToker to gauge the woman's interest in the case. Patrick has pleaded not guilty to all charges. #CrimeTime #TrueCrime #CrimeStory | Inside Edition

Warning: This video contains graphic descriptions of violence. In 1993, the man known as “the Milwaukee Cannibal” granted Inside Edition a jailhouse interview and was forthright about his crimes. (From Nov 2018) | Inside Edition