Homicide: Hours To Kill Videos
Raphael Hernandez, a Tulsa taxi driver, was found shot nine times in his trunk. Investigators pursue a complex murder case with multiple suspects, including Ernesto Loris, Laura Contrares, and Roman Madano, while reconstructing Hernandez’s final hours and tracing a burner phone linked to the crime.
Desiree Sunford was fatally shot nine times in her Yakima home. Investigators found her husband's unemotional reaction, a complex love triangle, and a sophisticated murder weapon. A convicted killer, James Lean, was linked to premeditated murder amid scrutiny of ex-girlfriends and a jealous suspect, Justin.
Teacher Desiree Sunford was shot nine times in her home. Her husband exhibited unusual behavior at the scene. Detectives investigated a bloody boot print, an alarm triggered at 3:30 AM, and a suspicious funeral alibi in Yakima, Washington, as part of the murder investigation.
Detectives linked a suspect to a murder via cryptic text messages, using forensic timeline reconstruction, security footage, and ballistic analysis to uncover a revenge motive. The victim’s final 24 hours revealed critical clues, including a mystery woman’s involvement, ultimately leading to the offender’s identification and justice.
Carolyn and John Tarwacki’s absence from work triggered an investigation into their double homicide in a Michigan town. Forensic analysis of footprints and their violent history led to the arrest of a killer who believed he had evaded justice.
Nikki Whitehead's murder shocked her community, with her twin daughters, Jasmia and Tasmia, confessing to the crime. The investigation revealed their emotional confessions and complex family dynamics, uncovering the events leading to the fatal act and critical clues from her final 24 hours.
Andrew Kissel, a wealthy real estate mogul, was found murdered in his Connecticut mansion. Investigators uncovered a complex web of fraud, betrayal, and a contract killing plot, revealing his death was part of a premeditated scheme involving financial deceit and hired violence.
John Parker's murder outside his Merrillville business involved a staged robbery. Forensic analysis of his final 24 hours uncovered a cryptic letter, DNA mismatches, and planted evidence, pointing to his husband as the killer. Investigators linked cell phone data and alibi cracks to unravel the doctor’s premeditated plan.
Lauren Giddings, a 27-year-old law student, vanished, prompting investigators to find blood via luminol tests. Security footage and a burglary suspect linked to a dismemberment case. The search for evidence revealed chilling clues, resulting in the killer's arrest.
Cory Parker was found stabbed over 100 times during a Thanksgiving homicide in Jacksonville Beach. Investigators uncovered forensic DNA evidence, a peeping Tom suspect, and a timeline revealing the killer’s actions, ultimately leading to the arrest of a cold-blooded offender.
Diane Holik was found strangled in her Austin home, prompting detectives to examine her final 24 hours. Forensic analysis of the timeline and missing engagement ring led investigators to suspect a real estate predator, while unsolved crimes and a suspect’s pattern fueled the probe into her murder.
Miriam Illis was fatally shot through a window in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, during a sniper-style attack. Investigators examined her final 24 hours, uncovering a love triangle motive, anonymous letters, DNA evidence, and phone records linking her death to a 22-caliber rifle. Suspicions initially focused on her husband, Dr. Richard Illis, and later shifted to Dr. Zama and colleagues.