Real Crime Videos
Ed Gein: The Killer That Inspired Many Horror Films profiles Ed Gein, the Wisconsin murderer and grave robber whose crimes became the foundation for some of the most influential horror characters in cinema history. The documentary explores his life, the shocking discoveries made at his farmhouse, and the enduring legacy...
Ed Gein: Unseen Confessions From The Real-Life Psycho examines the crimes of Ed Gein, the Wisconsin murderer whose shocking case inspired generations of horror films. The documentary explores the investigation that uncovered his isolated farmhouse, the psychological motivations behind his crimes, and the confessions that helped investigators understand one of...
Edmund Kemper, often referred to as the "Co-Ed Killer," carried out a series of murders that made him one of America's most infamous serial killers. This documentary examines his victims, his criminal behaviour, and the investigation that ended with his arrest and confession.
Two individuals vanished near Port Washington, Ohio, prompting an FBI investigation. Shortly after, an elderly couple was discovered murdered in their basement, a mile away. Authorities sought to prevent further attacks, using reenactments and interviews to explore the case's sensitive details.
Deputy Leland Chandler transported three prisoners, shackled at the ankles, to a court hearing in Fort Payne, Alabama. Their escape involved a carjacking at gunpoint during the transport.
On Christmas Eve, the Texas 7, a gang of escaped maximum security prisoners, launched a cross-country crime spree after killing a police officer during a robbery. Law enforcement, including the FBI and US Marshals, pursued them relentlessly, culminating in a deadly standoff in Colorado as agents sought to capture the fugitives before further violence.
Alan Leer, a dangerous killer in New Brunswick's Miramichi River area, is at large, threatening the community. Law enforcement investigates a series of crimes, including arson, assault, and murder, occurring during their search. A true-life Canadian crime investigation examines the victim's final three days to uncover clues about the cause and crime.
A prime suspect in a murder was sentenced to life for a bank robbery. His subsequent prison escape led to a large-scale FBI manhunt, highlighting the complexities of law enforcement responses to high-profile escapes.
In 1980s Essex, violent gangs like the Essex Boys and Adams family engaged in extortion, armed clashes, and prison feuds, shaping a brutal crime era. Key figures such as Pat Tate and Tony Tucker expanded their influence through football hooliganism and rave culture, leading to widespread criminal activity and a tragic climax that reshaped British underworld dynamics.
Ronnie and Reggie Kray, London's East End gangsters in the 1950s-60s, built a criminal empire through violence and protection rackets, maintaining a public image as charitable. Their reign collapsed after the murders of George Cornell and Jack McVitty, leading to Scotland Yard's pursuit. Paranoia, instability, and betrayal resulted in their life sentences.
Between 2014 and 2015, Stephen Port drugged, raped, and murdered four young men, then disposed of their bodies near his east London flat. The crimes were later uncovered through an investigation into the disappearances.
Dale Hausner and Sam Dieteman were linked to multiple murders in Phoenix. Ron Horton, a friend of Sam's, grew suspicious after hearing him boast about the killings. When Robin Blasik was murdered, Horton reported his concerns to police. Surveillance revealed evidence, including crime scene maps and shotgun shells, while a raid on Hausner's apartment uncovered weapons. Dieteman denied involvement, holding a press conference to claim innocence, while Sam confessed. Both were arrested; Hausner was convicted but showed no remorse, dying by suicide in 2013. The community eventually moved past the fear they once faced.