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The case of serial killer Christopher Halliwell is examined through the investigation led by Detective Steve Fulcher, focusing on the pursuit and challenges in apprehending the offender. The documentary highlights the complexities of the case and the efforts to bring Halliwell to justice.
In New Jersey, the brutal murder of nurse Betty Cornish left investigators baffled, as a polygraph test and flawed timeline nearly exonerated the killer. Forensic dead ends prompted reliance on a psychic witness, whose precise details about the crime proved critical to advancing the case.
A Florida priest was recorded biting a visitor during a communion service after she attempted to take the bread despite his repeated refusals. The incident, captured on body cameras, involved a dispute over the sacrament, with the priest admitting to the act. Authorities investigated the altercation at the St. Cloud church.
Emily Nutley, former academic services director at a Cincinnati all-boys Catholic school, admitted to having sex with a student in her office. Jesse Weber examines her case with former Ohio deputy attorney general Mark Weaver.
A soldier fled after his wife's murder, taking his 17-year-old girlfriend. Investigators questioned her knowledge of the crime, as reported by correspondent Peter Van Sant.
Dennis Nilsen, a serial killer in north London, murdered at least 12 men before being caught when he began flushing remains down the toilet. His arrest followed this unusual method of disposal, revealing his crimes during an investigation into missing persons.
Bodycam footage captures instances where public officials, such as mayors and council members, attempted to evade accountability by bluffing, shouting, or escalating confrontations. These clips reveal their efforts to avoid legal consequences, demonstrating that authority does not exempt individuals from accountability when recorded.
Nine individuals were arrested after being caught engaging in inappropriate activities in public spaces, including parks and parking lots. Law&Crimeâs Sam Goldberg analyzed the incidents, featuring bodycam footage and witness accounts, with some suspects claiming it was a misunderstanding while others showed indifference to their arrests.
A California family reported being harassed by an unseen force, prompting them to document the incidents through photography and video. The case, based on real events, highlights their efforts to capture evidence of the disturbances.
An employee at Charlotte County Airport reported stolen AirPods tracked to a co-workerâs home. The co-worker returned them, claiming they belonged to his son, but deputies found mismatched serial numbers, confirming they were not the rightful ownerâs. Despite the suspectâs assertion he had âfoundâ the devices, he was charged with theft.
On January 23, 2024, an employee stole a managerâs wallet containing $165 and personal documents. After denying it, they admitted hiding the wallet in a storage unit as a prank. The wallet was recovered, but the cash was missing. The employee faced legal action, was banned from the property, and expressed regret.
A man was detained after using fake stickers to underpay for groceries at a store. Despite pleading to pay and avoid arrest, officers found inconsistent ID information and the theft exceeded prosecution limits, leading to his detention.