FilmRise True Crime Videos
John Duffy and David Mulcahy killed three women and raped many others over four years in the early 1980s. Their crimes, part of a broader examination of notorious serial killers, highlight patterns of violence and psychological manipulation in criminal behavior.
In 1999, California handyman Cary Staynor raped and murdered four young women. Obsessed with Bigfoot, he became the monster in the woods, a case studied in true crime analyses focusing on notorious offenders.
Edmund Kemper murdered his grandparents in his teens before killing six young women, his mother, and her friend in California during the early 1970s. The documentary examines his escalating violence, the investigation into the murders, and the detailed confessions that led to his conviction.
In December 2015, Horst Kroner murdered his wife during sleep and boarded a plane to Thailand for sexual encounters. His actions were part of a series examining notorious killers' crimes, including Jeffrey Dahmer and others.
Between 1989 and 1992, Wolfgang Schmidt, known as the Beast of Beelitz, murdered four women and a baby in East Germany. His crimes remained unsolved until his arrest in 1992, marking one of the country's most notorious serial killings during that period.
Jack Unterweger, released from prison in May 1990, became an Austrian writer and prison reform advocate. Later, it was revealed he murdered nine additional women, leading to his arrest and conviction.
Danilo Restivo murdered sixteen-year-old Elisa Clapps in Italy and Heather Barnett in Bournemouth nine years apart. The case is part of an in-depth examination of notorious serial killers, highlighting his crimes and the investigation into his pattern of violence.
In October 2012, Mark Bridger abducted and murdered five-year-old April Jones in Machynlleth, Wales. Forensic evidence from his laptop played a critical role in his conviction for the crime.
The documentary examines Mick Philpott's life, the events leading to the 2012 house fire that killed six of his children, and the investigation that exposed the deliberate arson. It explores his manipulative behaviour, the evidence presented at trial, and the motives behind one of Britain's most notorious family murders.
In 2010, bodybuilder Raoul Moat shot his ex-girlfriend and her partner, went on the run, and vowed to kill Northumbria police officers until his death. He was killed during a confrontation with authorities.
In 2016, Stefano Brizzi stored a policeman's body in his London flat for a week, attempting to dissolve it in a bathtub inspired by "Breaking Bad." The case details his criminal actions to conceal the crime.
On December 1, 1996, Tracie Andrews stabbed her fiancé Lee Harvey and attempted to conceal the crime. The case is part of a series examining notorious killers, though specific details about her actions remain unspecified.