Roger Kearney, convicted of murdering Paula Poolton, claims innocence. He stabbed her during an affair, left her in her car, and was sentenced to life. Defense argues evidence may exonerate him, though the case remains unresolved.
On June 11, 1936, Constable William Mugridge arrived at a Devon farm to find two young women and their mother dead. The 72-year-old farmer, found alive and wounded, asked where his wife was, leaving investigators puzzled about the murders and motives.
The documentary examines the murders of Dan O'Connell and James Ellison in Wisconsin and the investigation into Catholic priest Father Ryan Ericson. It explores how computer forensics, witness testimony, and previously undisclosed crime scene details led detectives to allege Ericson's involvement while uncovering evidence of a concealed double life.
Ed Gein: America's Strangest Killer profiles Ed Gein, the Wisconsin murderer and grave robber whose disturbing crimes inspired some of the most influential horror films ever made. The documentary explores his troubled life, the investigation that uncovered his crimes, and the psychological factors that made him one of America's most...
Edmund Kemper's final murders shocked investigators when he killed his mother before surrendering to police. This documentary examines the events leading to those crimes, his earlier murders of young women, and the confession that ended his killing spree.
Miami's special response unit, led by Sergeant Manny Malgor, trained for violent crimes, addressed a situation involving a police officer shot in the face, with a British war cameraman documenting the incident.
Jennifer Cave's body was found by her stepfather in an Austin, Texas condo, prompting a cross-border manhunt. Inconclusive evidence left many questioning whether the arrested suspect was truly responsible.
In May 1995, Sarah Edmonson and Ben Daryus, influenced by drug use and the film *Natural Born Killers*, attacked store clerk Paty Buyers in Louisiana, leaving her paralyzed from the neck down. Their crime spree ended when a former boyfriend alerted police, leading to their arrest for attempted murder.
The Tupac Shakur murder investigation involved Death Row Records figures, including Reggie Wright Jr., who allegedly acted as an FBI informant. Security was warned against carrying weapons, while witnesses faced obstruction or death. FBI agent Phil Carson exposed disinformation and cover-ups, implicating Wright in manipulating the narrative and suppressing truth.
In 1997, Fiona Yu, a 21-year-old Arizona State University student, was murdered in her home. The attack occurred swiftly between her returning from the mailbox and her roommate's arrival, leaving no trace of the perpetrator. Investigators struggled to match DNA evidence, while other campus crimes complicated the search for justice.
In autumn 1888, London's White Chapel district faced systemic neglect, where extreme poverty and crime thrived. The investigation into the murders of Mary Anne Nichols and Annie Chapman, among others, unfolded amid foggy streets, with a taunting letter from the killer fueling the enduring legend of Jack the Ripper.
Joanna Yeates vanished after Christmas drinks, her body found snow-covered on Christmas morning. Levi Bellfield, linked to multiple crimes, was connected to murders of young women. Lewis Daynes, 18, received a life sentence for stabbing Breck Bednar. Sabrina Kouiderâs au pair, Sophie Lionnet, was victim of her employerâs delusions and paranoia.