In 1960s London, a series of murders linked to an auto paint shop led to the discovery of stored bodies. Investigators connected these crimes to Harold Jones, a 1920s Welsh teenager dubbed "Dark Son," suggesting possible ties to the same killer.
Unmasking Paul Bernardo & Karla Homolka ā Murder Made Me Famous examines the crimes committed by Paul Bernardo and Karla Homolka, whose violent offences against young women in Ontario became one of Canada's most infamous criminal cases. The documentary traces their relationship, the escalation of their crimes, the investigation, and...
In 1982, Jane Goodwin was murdered in Newark, New Jersey. M. William Phelps investigates the cold case with profiler John Kelly and consultant 13, exploring Ned Snelgrove's psychopathic tendencies, his ability to charm others, and efforts to uncover truth for the victim's family.
James's death sparked suspicion in a strained marriage, revealing deceit, teenage rebellion, and hidden tensions. Investigators uncovered a complex web of secrets, linking the tragedy to marital strife and desperate actions, highlighting the dark turn from love to violence in a once-idyllic relationship.
The 1979 "Body in the Freezer" case involves Derrance Stevenson's murder, with David Szach convicted but claiming innocence. As Szach's appeal nears, investigative journalist Debi Marshall probes potential judicial errors, driven by her personal quest for truth following her partner's murder.
In 1989, Wilma Plaster was murdered in Missouri. The case involves gruesome evidence and an unresolved investigation, raising questions about the convicted offender's guilt. Forensic analysis and criminal psychology explore potential motives and challenges to the conviction, highlighting lingering doubts about the trial's conclusions.
Two retired criminals, Maurice Riley and Syd Woolsey, are lured back into crime as their savings dwindle, struggling to adapt to a rapidly changing underworld. Their humorous attempts to stay relevant highlight the challenges of re-entering a transformed criminal landscape.
In January 1990, Mike and Penny Moreau reported their son Timās disappearance after he vanished from Portland, OR. Separately, Pearl Brunsā daughter went missing, prompting her to take independent action to seek answers. Both cases remain unsolved, highlighting unresolved mysteries from the early 1990s.
An anonymous informant claims his father may be the Valley Killer, citing bloodied clothing as evidence. This revelation sparks intense debate about the killer's identity, with experts analyzing the case to uncover truths behind the decades-old mystery.
Henri van Breda assaulted his family with an axe, leading to multiple fatalities. Investigators uncovered evidence linking him to the attack, culminating in his confession and subsequent life sentences. The case highlights the psychological factors contributing to domestic violence and the legal consequences of such crimes.
Kelly Hodge was murdered after vanishing from Melbourneās red-light district. Police uncovered luminol evidence in a Coburg North house, revealing systemic neglect of sex worker safety during the investigation.
An all-American soldier was found bludgeoned to death. The Army called it a fight that escalated beyond control, but investigators uncovered a deeper story involving a nightclub showgirl and two men convicted in the case. The incident revealed a tangled web of personal conflicts and criminal actions.