FilmRise True Crime Videos
The episode explores four cases—House of Shadows, One Hand in the Till, Teasdale's Motor Car, and The Vision and the Grave—hosted by Jonathan Frakes. It delves into supernatural phenomena, ghosts, and psychic events, challenging viewers to discern fact from fiction. Presented by FilmRise True Crime, the series presents stories that blur reality and the extraordinary.
An episode featuring cases like The Dorm and Room 245, hosted by Jonathan Frakes, presents stories blending supernatural elements and psychic phenomena, challenging viewers to discern fact from fiction. Presented by FilmRise True Crime, the series explores enigmatic events and unresolved mysteries through multiple narratives.
This episode explores cases like The Wreath, Terror Night, Tants, The Candidate, and The Ring, featuring stories blending supernatural elements and unexplained phenomena. Hosted by Jonathan Frakes, the series presents enigmatic narratives that challenge perceptions of reality, presented by FilmRise True Crime.
This episode explores four enigmatic cases—Caitlin's Candle, The Flower Jury, The Mentor, The Old Bike, and The Music Teacher—hosted by Jonathan Frakes. Each story blends supernatural elements, destiny, and the unknown, challenging viewers to distinguish between reality and fiction within the anthology's eerie, logic-defying narratives.
An episode of the cult anthology series hosted by Jonathan Frakes explores cases like "The Wealthy Widow" and "The Accident," delving into supernatural and psychic phenomena. The show challenges viewers to discern fact from fiction, presented by FilmRise True Crime.
Forensic pathologist Dr. Richard Shepherd examined the murder of Bill McLaughlin, killed by his fiancée, Nanette Packard, and her boyfriend Eric Naposki. The investigation focused on forensic evidence to determine the circumstances of the crime.
Between 1975 and 1980, Billy Mansfield Jr. murdered at least five vulnerable women and girls while moving between Florida and Michigan. He buried four victims at his family’s home in Spring Hill, Florida, during the crimes.
In 1999, hospital worker Jennifer Watkins was sexually assaulted and murdered. A cold case was solved 20 years later through revolutionary DNA testing.
A woman's genealogy test to uncover her estranged mother's fate led to DNA evidence that helped identify a Jane Doe whose case remained unsolved for over 40 years.
In 1981, a young woman was found murdered on a road, remaining unsolved until genetic genealogy identified her killer decades later. Law enforcement utilized advanced familial DNA testing to overcome previous investigative limitations and resolve the case.
In 2016, a young female lifeguard in Alexandria, Virginia, was raped while working at a local pool. Investigators linked the incident to a similar attack in Fairfax two years earlier, highlighting potential connections in the cases.
In August 1977, the body of a young girl was discovered by blackberry pickers in Everett, WA. She had been strangled and shot. Investigators initiated a two-tiered investigation to determine her identity and identify the perpetrator.