FilmRise True Crime Videos

Robin Chard, a father of two, was attacked by two strangers while returning home from Newcastle to Gateshead, UK. His wife received a threatening call after he went missing, prompting an investigation into the unprovoked assault and subsequent murder, highlighted in a true crime series focusing on stranger-driven homicides.

Natalie died shortly after a drive with Adam, whom detectives determined planned her murder driven by jealousy and cruelty. He concealed his malicious intent behind a deceptive facade, leading to her fatal attack.

A 17-year-old boy called 911 after finding his adoptive mother dead with an axe embedded in her skull, later becoming the prime suspect. Investigators uncovered his troubled past during the interrogation, highlighting the complexities of a teen's alleged role in the crime.

Adrian Prout, accused of murdering his wife, was convicted through a polygraph test and his fiancée's testimony. The investigation revealed his manipulative tactics and led to his confession via the polygraph, resulting in his arrest for spousal homicide.

Charles Albright progressed from petty crime to child molestation and serial murder, targeting victims including Mary Lou Pratt, Susan Beth Peterson, and Shirley Williams. He is infamous for removing their eyes, earning him the moniker "the eyeball killer," and is regarded as one of the world's most notorious serial killers.

The series premiere features a man with a turbulent past, a chef involved in a legal incident, and a drug bust with an unexpected twist. Hosted by Debbie Alan and Daniel Butler, the show humorously examines lawbreakers through true crime stories.

A 10-year cab ride involves two criminals: one uses his head, another faces a bad payday. The case highlights bumbling lawbreakers depicted through humor in true crime storytelling.

An episode of "America's Dumbest Criminals" features a D.U.I. incident involving a wife, a disabled offender, and a traffic altercation. Hosts Debbie Alan and Daniel Butler present true crime through a humorous lens, highlighting bumbling lawbreakers.

An episode details a flasher who dozes on duty, a shoplifting incident, and a botched drug deal. Hosted by Debbie Alan and Daniel Butler, the show presents lawbreakers with a comedic approach, produced by FilmRise True Crime.

An episode of "America's Dumbest Criminals" features twin offenders whose bumbling crimes are highlighted through comedic storytelling. Hosted by Debbie Alan and Daniel Butler, the show presents true crime with humor, produced by FilmRise True Crime.

A case involves hospitable criminals, a jewelry store heist by bumbling thieves, and a disarmed dangerous criminal. The show, hosted by Debbie Alan and Daniel Butler, presents these crimes in a comedic manner, focusing on their incompetence.

Three bumbling criminals are featured: one who hides but can't run, another likened to Houdini, and a laundromat worker on a beat cycle. Hosted by Debbie Alan and Daniel Butler, the show, presented by FilmRise True Crime, humorously portrays lawbreakers.