48 Hours
48 Hours is a long-running true crime and investigative journalism series covering murders, disappearances, courtroom battles, and criminal investigations. Through interviews, expert analysis, and detailed reporting, it examines the people, motives, and events behind real-life cases.
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The Lindsay Clancy trial concluded with a mistrial motion, family testimonies, and a battle between forensic experts over postpartum psychosis, leaving the jury's decision unresolved.
In 2002, Mike Sisco and his girlfriend Karen Harkness were murdered in their Topeka home. Authorities initially suspected a crime of passion, but Sisco's daughter sought to prove his mother, Dana Chandler, was responsible. A 2026 "48 Hours" episode revisited the case.
In 1990, investigative team members from "48 Hours" spent two days aboard the USS John F. Kennedy, documenting segments such as "High Risk" and "Floating City," focusing on onboard challenges, security, and crew dynamics during their extended stay.
A Colorado man convicted of murdering his wife in 2004 faces a potential retrial after new evidence emerged, challenging his conviction. A 2007 "48 Hours" report details the case, questioning whether a jury will overturn the verdict.
A death in a Pennsylvania church led to uncovering secrets of a twice-widowed pastor, prompting an investigation by "48 Hours" correspondent Richard Schlesinger in 2015. The case explored hidden truths behind the tragedy, highlighting the pastor's concealed past.
Luigi Mangione pleaded guilty to federal stalking charges and admitted to fatally shooting United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson. The plea change marks a significant development in the state murder case, influencing legal proceedings and potential sentencing.
