Real Crime Videos

Sam Vaknin, author of *Malignant Self Love*, suspects he is a psychopath and becomes the first civilian to undergo comprehensive psychopathy testing, aiming to determine if his narcissistic traits align with psychopathic characteristics.

Former Metropolitan Police detective Jackie Malton explored high-profile kidnappings and murders, providing insights into investigative methods and forensic practices used in solving complex crimes. Her work highlighted police strategies and technical approaches to criminal cases.

A cheating wife and her lover conspired to kill her husband, planning his death to eliminate him permanently. They executed the scheme, leading to his fatal outcome, and later faced legal repercussions for their criminal actions.

A respiratory therapist was suspected of poisoning patients in a California ICU, sparking staff concerns. Drugs found on him led to questioning, but lack of evidence forced authorities to release him. Forensic analysis later detected poison in exhumed victims, leading to his conviction as "the angel of death."

In the final episode of the series, Bernie examines whether crime pays, discussing criminal activities and their consequences, as part of a series exploring organized crime in the UK.

In summer 1999, Gary Matson and Winfield Mauder were murdered in their California home. Their deaths linked to arson attacks on synagogues and an abortion clinic, investigators traced the case to a stolen credit card used to purchase large quantities of ammunition in Arizona.

Joe Pistone infiltrated the Mafia as Donnie Brasco, leading to a major crackdown on the Bonanno crime family. His undercover work exposed key figures, resulting in arrests and dismantling organized crime networks. The operation highlighted the risks and success of long-term infiltration in combating criminal syndicates.

In September 2000, Gallaudet University students were terrorized after freshman Eric Plunkett was murdered in his dorm. A second victim, Ben Varnner, was killed months later in the same building. The FBI investigation, aided by forensic evidence including bloody footprints and a discarded knife, ultimately exposed Joseph Mesa Jr., who had framed another student, as the perpetrator motivated by petty robbery.

Two couples vacationing on an island face tragedy when one couple murders the other. Eleven years later, a drifter convicted of the crime escapes a drug charge. The FBI files recount real cases through reenactments and interviews with law enforcement and forensic experts.

Serial killers often target victims at random, with no apparent motive. Notable perpetrators include Andrei Chikatilo, Richard Ramirez, Anatoly Onoprienko, and Pedro Rodrigues Filho, whose crimes share only the commonality of the offender.

Charles Tremblay was beaten, thrown into a river, and drowned. His body was discovered, leading authorities to use DNA evidence to confirm his friend murdered him following a fight. The case concluded with the friend convicted of the crime.

In 1993, Colin Ireland resolved to become a serial killer, posing as a homosexual to target victims, whom he tortured and murdered. Accounts from former friends, police, an ex-wife, and a taped confession labeled him "The Gay Slayer."