FilmRise True Crime Videos
A true crime series hosted by Robert Stack explores unsolved mysteries through re-enactments and interviews, providing case updates on various unresolved cases. It features investigations into missing persons, crimes, and other enigmatic events, presented by FilmRise True Crime.
A police officer's wife died after shooting herself, but a doorbell camera captured a sheriff's deputy visiting hours earlier, raising doubts about his account. A history of abuse led to his conviction for murder.
Paul and Catherine Novak, paramedics who married and later separated, became involved in a fatal incident. Paul, seeking to end their relationship, murdered Catherine. The case highlights the tragic contradiction of individuals in life-saving roles committing homicide.
George Young, a Buford, Georgia security guard, invited friend Tim Harvey Lee to stay at his home. Lee's growing closeness to Young's wife, Tia, led to a betrayal under his own roof.
Dozens of Atlanta youths disappeared and were murdered, terrorizing the community. Wayne, the prime suspect, denied involvement despite forensic evidence linking him to the crimes during the investigation.
Westley's predatory behavior began in adolescence, escalating to three murders of young boys by age 28. A failed attempt to abduct a fourth child led to his exposure and ended his killing spree.
While incarcerated for a financial crime, Henry Steiger becomes the primary suspect in his ex-girlfriend Cassandra Robinson's disappearance. He denies involvement, unaware of the extensive evidence against him, as authorities investigate his potential role in her vanishing.
Freddy Geas, a Mafia associate, murdered Whitey Bulger during his imprisonment, escalating his criminal legacy. The incident highlights the violent extremes of organized crime, underscoring the lethal consequences of gang rivalries and incarceration.
In 1984, the body of 25-year-old Naval recruit Pamela Cahanes was found in Sanford, Florida. Despite extensive investigation, the case remained unsolved for 35 years until forensic genetic genealogy provided a suspect, potentially leading to its resolution.
In 1987, Terry Wood discovered his wife Roxanne dead in their Michigan home, leaving detectives unable to identify the killer for decades. Genetic genealogy finally provided answers 35 years later, solving the cold case through advancements in forensic technology.
In April 1993, Debbie Buxton, a 35-year-old woman, was walking her dogs in Marston on Dove, Derbyshire, when she encountered a stranger. This brief interaction escalated into a violent attack, resulting in her murder. The incident highlighted the danger of unprovoked violence in public spaces.
William Davis, a caring nurse and father, was linked to unexpected patient deaths. Investigators uncovered his sinister actions, leading to his arrest via CCTV and rapid hospital and police efforts.