In 1959, Perth's carefree culture shifted as a crime wave erupted, escalating to serial murders by early 1963. Investigations uncovered a pattern of violent offenses that disrupted the city's safety.
Cold Case detectives investigate Richard Hinley's 2015 disappearance from his Christchurch home, marked by no signs of struggle. His $45K debt, wiped laptop, and power data revealing last movements add complexity. Cash withdrawals, credit card debt, and a sold laptop raise questions, while volatile behavior and missing evidence deepen the mystery.
During a Christmas party in Hot Springs Village, Arkansas, police dispatcher Dawna Natzke vanished, prompting an investigation. A burned car and her body discovered in a pond led to key evidence and suspect identification, revealing a complex case of disappearance and homicide.
In February 1986, nurse Anita Cobby was abducted and murdered by five men in a Holden sedan. Convicted of the crimes, they received life sentences with no parole. Her parents established a support group for homicide victims' families, aiding over 1000 loved ones.
"Deadly Women" examines cases of female offenders, including poisoning and violent crimes, exploring psychological motives and investigative details. The series analyzes factors driving extreme violence, offering insights into the complexities of such crimes through expert analysis and historical cases.
The unsolved murder of Bronwynne Richardson resurfaced as Colin Newey's shifting alibis and a critical phone call prompted renewed investigation. Lie detector tests by Darren Hinch highlighted inconsistencies, reigniting scrutiny into the case and potential new leads.
Deborah Shepard's murder in Carbondale led her father to pursue justice. Decades later, Detective Paul Echols uncovered DNA evidence, identifying the serial killer responsible for multiple crimes, including Shepard's death.
Colonel Russell Williams, a military officer, confessed to murdering two women and stealing underwear, revealing meticulous planning and deviant behavior. Detective Jim Smith's interrogation exposed his crimes, uncovering a hidden double life and psychological unraveling.
Two couples were attacked and strangled in Lover's Lane, leaving investigators puzzled. M. William Phelps and John Kelly examine the crime scenes, with Phelps driven by a personal connection to one victim. The case explores motives ranging from jealousy to hate crimes, as authorities seek justice.
In the late 1990s, five elderly residents in Columbus, Mississippi, were murdered in their homes. Crime author M. William Phelps, alongside profiler John Kelly and an anonymous source, investigated the case, uncovering conflicting evidence and raising questions about multiple perpetrators or hidden motives, leaving the murders unsolved.
Raven, a convicted killer, details the psychology of predators targeting girls like Molly Bish and Janice Pocket, focusing on methodical crimes and trophy-taking behavior. Investigators M. William Phelps and John Kelly analyze cold cases, combining profiling, evidence, and witness accounts to unravel serial offenders' motives and patterns.
A missing man's body was found in Sydney's bay, linked to a compound bow murder at Deep Creek Reserve. Forensic evidence, including a broadhead arrow and hospital stabbing ties, led to a confession. The killer, sentenced as a psychopath, had previously targeted a taxi driver, with chilling calls and witness sightings aiding the investigation.