48 Hours Videos
"48 Hours" investigates crimes involving spouses and broken trust, including cases like the Ryan Poston murder. Since 1988, the series has examined complex criminal cases, contributing to solving cold cases and exonerating wrongfully convicted individuals through in-depth reporting on social justice and human experience.
A man ate pages from a notebook during interrogation regarding the murder of a third-grade teacher, possibly to avoid answering questions. The case, reported by Anne-Marie Green, underscores unusual behavior in criminal investigations.
Jocelyn Peters was murdered by a hitman hired by her boyfriend, Cornelius Green, who orchestrated the killing. Investigators uncovered Green's role in the crime, linking him to the murder plot.
Jocelyn Peters, a third-grade teacher, was murdered. "48 Hours" investigated the case, highlighting its impact on social justice and crime, while exploring themes of greed and passion in criminal investigations.
A Survivor contestant claims his sister was murdered and is determined to be her voice. Natalie Morales investigates the case, highlighting efforts to seek justice in a true crime inquiry.
In 2011, Joanna Hunter, sister of "Survivor" contestant Joe Hunter, was found dead in her California home. Joe has since raised awareness about her case, which was investigated by "48 Hours" correspondents Anne-Marie Green and Natalie Morales in a segment titled "Joe Hunter's Mission." The case highlights ongoing efforts to address unresolved crimes and seek justice.
Kouri Richins, a Utah mother, was convicted in March 2026 for murdering her husband, Eric Richins, in March 2022. She had authored a children's book on grief, which was referenced during the trial.
"48 Hours" investigates real crime and justice cases, premiering in 1988. It has aided in exonerating wrongfully convicted individuals, reopening cold cases, and solving crimes, significantly impacting lives through original reporting and impactful journalism.
Amie Harwick's roommate detailed efforts to save her during a critical incident and contributed to the conviction of her killer. The roommate's actions and testimony played a key role in the legal proceedings against the offender.
In 2020, Amie Harwick was murdered by her ex-boyfriend and stalker, Gareth Pursehouse. Her roommate attempted to save her and contributed to his conviction. The trial proceeded with evidence, including a nicotine-filled syringe, while investigators examined the case through new interviews and crime scene findings.
Patrick Frazee was convicted of murdering his fiancée using compelling evidence. CBS News correspondent Nikki Battiste reported on the case, highlighting "48 Hours" investigations into complex crimes and its role in solving cold cases and exonerating the wrongfully convicted.
In 1997, Sheila Bellush, a mother of six, was murdered. Police arrested three men, including her ex-husband, a millionaire businessman. The case, investigated in 2000, remains unresolved, with questions about his involvement lingering.