48 Hours Videos

The Han family murders involved the deaths of Dr. Henry Han, his wife, and daughter. Investigators explored the crime, which was discussed by "48 Hours" correspondents in a podcast episode focusing on the case's impact and justice aspects.
"48 Hours" investigates murder cases and justice issues since 1988, focusing on crimes involving greed, passion, and complex human experiences. The series has aided in exonerating wrongfully convicted individuals, reopening cold cases, and influencing legal outcomes through detailed reporting.
Rex Heuermann pleaded guilty to killing seven women between 1993 and 2011, admitting to an eighth murder in the Gilgo Beach serial killings. "48 Hours" investigated such cases, contributing to solving cold cases and advancing justice through in-depth true-crime reporting since 1988.
"48 Hours" investigates true-crime cases, focusing on murder and social justice. Episodes like "Resident Evil" and "The Depraved Heart Murder" explore complex crimes, contributing to solving cold cases and exonerating the wrongfully convicted since 1988.
"48 Hours" investigates outdoor crime scenes and specific cases, including murders and disappearances, since 1988. The program focuses on crime, justice, and impact, often leading to exonerations and solving cold cases. It highlights social justice and human experiences through in-depth reporting.
"48 Hours" examines three cases involving law enforcement: Katrina Brownlee's misconduct, an officer's wife's death, and a detective's wife's murder. The series investigates complex crimes, contributing to exonerations and cold case resolutions since its 1988 debut.
A mother seeks to confront the condemned murderer of her daughter, 12 years after the crime. She aims to meet him, though uncertainty surrounds whether the meeting will occur or if she can forgive him. "48 Hours" correspondent Bill Lagatutta reports on the case.
A courtroom drama explores a daughter's suspicion that her mother committed a double murder. CBS News correspondent Jim Axelrod investigates, highlighting "48 Hours'" focus on crime, justice, and its history of solving cold cases and exonerating the wrongfully convicted since its 1988 premiere.
A daughter's suspicion of her mother's involvement in a double murder resurfaced years later, leading to a courtroom drama that uncovered unsettling truths about the case.
A daughter's suspicion of her mother in a double murder resurfaced years later, leading to courtroom drama that revealed unsettling truths about a cold case, as reported by CBS News.
A California woman survived a kidnapping and torture, being left for dead, which led to the arrest of an "Austin Powers" actor. Investigators tracked the offender through her survival and the case's resolution.
A young woman mourns her uncle's murder and questions if the convicted killer was the only perpetrator. Nikki Battiste reports on the case, which raises doubts about the sole involvement of the accused, reflecting "48 Hours'" focus on complex crime investigations.