48 Hours Videos
A 16-year-old girl's murder remains unsolved over two decades, prompting a 48 Hours investigation into why the killer has not been identified. Correspondents Anne-Marie Green and Erin Moriarty examine the case's unresolved aspects and challenges in cold case resolution.
In 1999, 16-year-old Molly Bish was murdered, and her killer remains unidentified despite ongoing investigations by "48 Hours" correspondents Anne-Marie Green and Erin Moriarty over two decades.
"48 Hours" explores crime cases where critical evidence reshaped investigations, including the Israel Keyes murders, Chacey Poynter's witness account, and Susann Sills' mysterious death. The series highlights its role in reopening cold cases, exonerating the wrongly convicted, and advancing justice through in-depth reporting since its 1988 debut.
"48 Hours" investigates holiday-related crimes, focusing on cases like Suzanne Morphew's mysterious disappearance, a Valentine's Day murder, and a Christmas-linked mystery. The series explores criminal investigations, justice impacts, and cold case resolutions, highlighting its role in exonerating wrongfully convicted individuals and reopening unresolved cases.
The girlfriend of a Hollywood producer was murdered, with theories pointing to the Russian mob, the producer’s personal life, or his graphic novel. "48 Hours" correspondent Maureen Maher investigates the case.
A home renovation project turned deadly when a dispute escalated to murder. Investigators explored the incident, highlighting how personal conflicts can lead to fatal outcomes, while emphasizing the complexities of domestic violence and legal accountability.
"48 Hours" explores domestic crime cases involving hidden violence, such as fatal dates, home invasions, and family conflicts. The series investigates these incidents, contributing to exonerations, cold case resolutions, and justice reforms since its 1988 debut.
In 2012, "48 Hours" investigated an anesthesiologist accused of using gas to kill his wife. The case examined allegations of medical malpractice and potential criminal intent, focusing on forensic evidence and legal proceedings.
"48 Hours" investigates complex crimes and justice cases, focusing on incidents like a home renovation homicide, a murder inquiry, and a missing persons mystery. The series, launched in 1988, has historically aided in solving cold cases, exonerating wrongfully convicted individuals, and reshaping lives through in-depth reporting.
"48 Hours" examines crime cases impacting families, such as the Menendez Brothers' legal battle, a shootout incident, and a conspiracy involving Jennifer Dulos' murder. The series, which began in 1988, has resolved cold cases and influenced justice through investigative journalism.
The case of Gloria Choi's murder, discussed in a podcast by "48 Hours" correspondents, examines the investigation into her death and the complexities surrounding the crime. The podcast highlights the challenges in solving the case and the broader implications of the investigation.
A serial rapist targeted victims while detectives pursued him, investigated by correspondent Maureen Maher. The 2017 episode highlighted the case, showcasing "48 Hours'" focus on solving complex crimes and impacting justice through investigative reporting.