48 Hours Videos
Sheila Keen-Warren was released in 2024 after pleading guilty to second-degree murder for killing her mother, Marlene Warren, in 1990. The case involved a clown-dressed offender who nearly evaded capture, highlighting the complexities of the investigation and eventual conviction.
Sheila Keen-Warren was released after 18 months in prison for second-degree murder in the 1990 shooting of Marlene Warren. The case, involving a clown costume as a disguise, took investigators nearly 30 years to solve, with evidence mishandling raising concerns about her potential acquittal.
Gianni Versace was murdered in Miami during a killing spree investigated by "48 Hours." The case, examined for its intrigue and impact, highlights the investigation's role in true crime and justice.
Three murder-for-hire cases are explored, focusing on intricate plots involving betrayal, greed, and deception. The series highlights investigations into crimes touching on human experiences like passion and greed, with a history of impacting justice through exonerations and solving cold cases.
A grandmother was accused of murdering her millionaire husband. Police allege financial motives, while she claims a different reason. The case involves conflicting accounts of the crime's motive and ongoing investigation into the circumstances surrounding the death.
A triple murder involved a young woman set afire in a wheelbarrow. Police identified suspects, but a courtroom twist led to an emotional verdict that altered the case's outcome during the investigation.
Ted Ammon's murder investigation revealed clues linking a contractor, an affair, and a witch's spell. '48 Hours' correspondent Richard Schlesinger explored the case, focusing on these elements as part of the probe into the tycoon's death.
A masked killer spray-painted security cameras to conceal his crime, as reported by "48 Hours" contributor Natalie Morales. The act reflects tactics used to evade detection, underscoring challenges in criminal investigations and the pursuit of justice.
Security footage of a masked man with blue spray paint led to the identification of Steven Milner, a local veterinarian, as the killer of Kenny Fandrich. Investigators linked Milner to the crime after years of stalking, solving the case through layered detective work.
A survivor grapples with trauma after her stepbrother was convicted of murdering her family to attend the prom. CBS News correspondent Jim Axelrod reports on the case, highlighting the emotional aftermath and legal proceedings.
A filmmaker seeks to solve the murder of his wife's sister, 17 years after the crime. CBS News correspondent Jim Axelrod reports on the case. The show "48 Hours" investigates complex crimes, aiding in exonerations and reopening cold cases since its 1988 premiere.
A-list fashion writer Christa Worthington was murdered on Cape Cod in 2006. The man convicted of her killing continues to seek freedom, as "48 Hours" has reported on the case since its inception.