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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Bruce Beresford-Redman: The Verdict | Full Episode (2026)
A reality show producer in Mexico received a 12-year prison sentence for murdering his wife. He maintained his innocence, claiming the crime was not his, but the case was reported by "48 Hours" in a 2015 investigation. The trial and conviction remain part of the legal record.
Detective’s story on wife’s death doesn’t add up, psychiatrist brainwashes patient, more | 48 Hours (2026)
"48 Hours" investigates complex cases involving deadly crimes, often with intricate narratives. The series has solved cold cases, exonerated wrongfully convicted individuals, and driven impact journalism through in-depth reporting, addressing themes like greed and passion.
The Larry Millete Verdict | "Case by Case" | "48 Hours" Podcast (2026)
Maya Millete's husband, Larry Millete, was convicted of first-degree murder five years after she vanished from her Chula Vista home. The trial featured allegations of marital control, digital evidence, and a controversial spellcaster testimony, leaving her disappearance unresolved.
Hannah Graham: Deadly Connections & Stalked by Evil | "48 Hours" Full Episodes (2026)
The investigation into UVA student Hannah Graham's death uncovered evidence linking a man to three horrific crimes, including her murder, leading to his conviction and sentencing.
Death at Cottonwood Creek | Full Episode (2026)
A woman's fall from a cliff during a photo session raised questions about her husband's involvement. Investigators explored whether the incident was accidental or intentional, focusing on potential foul play in the case.
Shocking and recent "48 Hours" investigations | Full Episodes (2026)
"48 Hours" investigates real-crime cases, focusing on incidents like the deaths of Dakota Black, Sade Robinson, and Kristil Krug. The series explores allegations, investigations, and justice outcomes, highlighting its role in reopening cold cases, exonerating wrongfully convicted individuals, and impacting lives through in-depth reporting since its 1988 premiere.
