FilmRise True Crime Videos
A woman's body was discovered in her home, leaving investigators with unresolved questions. A True Crime series examines advanced familial DNA testing, hosted by legal analyst Nancy Grace, exploring its role in solving complex cases.
A murdered woman's body, found in a duffle bag on Florida's coast, became a key case in a true crime series examining water-related crimes. Detectives, pathologists, and police divers collaborated to investigate complex cases involving victims discovered in aquatic environments.
A fisherman was murdered and dumped in the River Thames, with forensic evidence linking three men to the crime scene.
A woman's body was discovered 230 miles from her home, dumped from a bridge into swampland. Investigators, including divers and pathologists, collaborated to analyze the crime scene, focusing on water-based evidence to determine the victim's fate and identify the offender.
A missing woman's body was found in a tidal estuary, leading police to review CCTV footage and a cryptic note linked to the case. Investigators examined the evidence to determine the circumstances surrounding her disappearance.
In 1990, a woman in Brandon, Mississippi, was kidnapped and sexually assaulted at knifepoint. Police initially failed to identify the perpetrator. Decades later, advanced forensic techniques and collaborative investigations led to the offender's arrest, resolving a long-standing cold case.
In 2015, Brenda Delgado orchestrated a murder-for-hire plot driven by jealousy after her ex-boyfriend moved on, leading to the death of Dallas dentist Kendra Hatcher.
Fahim Saleh, a tech CEO, was found dismembered in his Manhattan apartment. A man wearing a face mask was captured on elevator security camera footage, offering key evidence in the investigation.
A grieving Canadian woman lost her life savings to scammers after her husband's death. Perpetrators exploited her vulnerability during her grief, highlighting how trust is manipulated in such scams.
Cody Legebokoff, one of Canada's youngest serial killers, murdered his first victim near the Highway of Tears in British Columbia. The region's remote, forested terrain provided an ideal setting for his crimes.
In Australia, a teenage girl became entangled in a fabricated online romance, revealing a prolonged grooming operation that culminated in tragedy, underscoring the dangers of digital deception and exploitation.
Carol Hickok was found dead at the base of a staircase outside her home by her 11-year-old stepson after she failed to wake him for school. The stepson discovered her body, prompting an investigation into the suspicious circumstances surrounding her death, which aligns with cases examined in true crime series focusing on fatal falls.