Homicide: Hours To Kill Videos
A violent home invasion in Clinton, Louisiana, uncovered a white supremacist gang initiation tied to a brutal crime scene and a suspicious life insurance policy. Investigators explored a police officer's potential involvement, a chilling confession, and polygraph results as they unraveled the murder mystery linked to the victim’s final 24 hours.
A Louisiana murder linked to a white supremacist group involves Janora Gillery's final 24 hours. Investigators found a polygraph test and confession revealing domestic violence and neighbor tensions as motives, uncovering a life insurance fraud scheme.
Dorothy Thompson's body was discovered wrapped in chains along the Mississippi River. Eighteen years later, investigators reconstructed her final 24 hours, linking her disappearance to a series of connected crimes, including the murders of Charlotte Weights and others, ultimately leading to Barry Weights' conviction for Charlotte's killing.
Yoga instructor Michael Dehakus was shot dead on his porch. Detective Jimenez investigates a burglary involving stolen musical instruments, with two suspects in custody. The case explores potential motives and evidence linking the crime to a broader investigation into multiple homicides and hidden suspects.
Yoga instructor Michael Dehakus was found shot dead on his own porch in Tucson, Arizona. Detectives linked stolen musical instruments to local burglars in the chilling homicide investigation.
A woman’s body was found near Brooklyn’s Belt Parkway, bound with zip ties and wrapped in tape. Investigators linked the case to the Jennifer Levin murder through a bar connection, uncovering clues like phone records and DNA that eventually identified the killer.
Detectives investigated Bernadette Meyers' 2002 murder in St. Petersburg, Florida, using zip tie strangulation evidence and bloody shoe prints. A pawn shop discovery linked the case to a double homicide, while a motorcycle gang connection and cold case reopenings eventually led to the identification of a hitman plot as the resolution.
A Honeywell employee was found strangled with zip ties in her St. Petersburg home. Blood trail, missing jewelry, and a pawn shop ticket led detectives to Charles Hall, who was arrested after DNA evidence and witness accounts linked him to the crime.