48 Hours Videos
A funeral director's wife drowned in their pool, prompting an investigation into the incident. The case revealed hidden truths about the circumstances surrounding her death, highlighting complexities beneath the surface.
A man wrongfully imprisoned for 28 years was exonerated after "48 Hours" investigated his case, allowing him to walk his daughter down the aisle. The show's reporting has historically aided in exonerating the wrongfully convicted and solving cold cases.
In 1982, the bodies of Annette Schnee and Bobbie Jo Oberholtzer were discovered outside a luxury ski town. A man rescued from a snowdrift the night of their murders was later identified as the killer. The 40-year cold case was solved through persistent detective work and technological advancements, offering hope to victims' families.
"48 Hours" examines cases involving young victims, including episodes like "My Name is Victoria" and "The Life and Death of Blaze Bernstein." The series investigates crime and justice issues, contributing to solving cold cases and exonerating wrongfully convicted individuals since its 1988 premiere.
"48 Hours" explores complex crime and justice cases, focusing on themes like greed and passion. Since its 1988 premiere, the series has investigated high-profile cases, contributed to exonerating wrongfully convicted individuals, and reopened cold cases, significantly impacting justice outcomes.
"48 Hours" investigates crime and justice cases, focusing on uncovering truths and impacting lives. Since its 1988 premiere, the series has exonerated wrongfully convicted individuals, reopened cold cases, and contributed to solving complex crimes through in-depth reporting.
"48 Hours" is a true-crime documentary series that investigates complex crime and justice cases since 1988. It has helped exonerate wrongfully convicted individuals, reopened cold cases, and influenced significant legal and social outcomes through in-depth reporting.
In 1990, investigative team members from "48 Hours" spent two days aboard the USS John F. Kennedy, documenting segments such as "High Risk" and "Floating City," focusing on onboard challenges, security, and crew dynamics during their extended stay.
A wife and mother's death prompts questions about a twin's knowledge of his brother's potential involvement. "48 Hours" investigates the case from September 2014, exploring motives and evidence in a cold case with familial ties.
The case of 11-year-old Linda O’Keefe’s viral voice aided investigators in identifying her killer, reported by Tracy Smith. "48 Hours" has a history of solving cold cases and exonerating the wrongfully convicted.
Lindsay Clancy's trial for the 2021 deaths of her children Cora, Dawson, and Callan continues, three years later. Prosecutors allege premeditated murder, while the defense claims postpartum psychosis impaired her actions. Testimony from her ex-husband, Patrick Clancy, is central as the prosecution and defense present conflicting accounts of her mental state and intent.
"48 Hours" investigates complex crimes requiring extended investigations, focusing on cases with significant social impact. Since its 1988 premiere, it has solved cold cases and exonerated wrongfully convicted individuals, including Tiffiney Crawford's death, Christie Wilson's disappearance, and Tara Grinstead's mystery.