Real Crime Videos
Marilyn Canan disappeared from her Florida home, sparking suspicion of her abusive husband, Richard, despite his 15-year absence. Investigators uncovered forged documents, name changes, and a son prioritizing collectibles over her search. The case revealed the son buried his mother’s body in a rock garden and his father’s remains under the garage, linking both crimes to inheritance motives.
In 1999, Payton Tutill was attacked in her Denver home after returning from an interview, leading to a brutal crime scene with bloodstains linking to her roommate’s room. DNA tests exonerated her circle, pointing to a rehabilitation center. The case exposed systemic failures, as a predator exploited oversight to reach her, culminating in a confession linked to a discarded sweatshirt and interstate investigation.
A Florida woman's death sparked an investigation into her husband's suspicious security camera timing and her son's shifting account. Detectives uncovered texts sent during the attack, contrasting with the crime's violence. The case hinged on a single undetectable piece of evidence that technology couldn't reveal years prior.
An 11-year-old boy vanished in Colorado winter, with his stepmother falsely claiming he went to a friend's home. Investigators uncovered her lies, leading to a search that traced forensic evidence to a suitcase found under a Florida bridge, revealing a cross-state crime and a killer's attempt to conceal the body.
Erin Chorney disappeared after entering a vehicle resembling her boyfriend's mother's car. Undercover officers later uncovered the truth behind her disappearance during an investigation.
Several individuals face legal proceedings as they struggle to recall the events leading to their accusations, awaiting court decisions that could alter their lives.
Persons Of Interest is a series where individuals receive their secret ASIO intelligence files and respond to allegations. It uses actual documents, surveillance footage, and photographs to examine cases of government surveillance and personal lives under investigation.
Joanne Albanese vanished in 1995 in Las Vegas, prompting her daughters to investigate after discovering suspicious clues. Authorities focused on her boyfriend, John Edwards, later revealed as John Addis, a former Alaska State Trooper with a criminal history including kidnapping and evasion of capture.
A woman killed a fortune-teller after a faulty prediction, then painted the body white. A filmmaker, inspired by the TV character Dexter, committed a murder to research a film, mirroring the killer's fictional traits. Both cases involved real-life crimes linked to media influence.
New forensic techniques led to convicting a killer more than a decade after the crime. An unidentified corpse was found in the English Channel, resulting in the suspect's identification and prosecution.
Keith Harward was wrongfully convicted in 1982 for a home invasion murder in Newport News, Virginia, based on flawed bite mark analysis. A forensic dentist falsely linked his teeth to the victim’s marks, despite no DNA or physical evidence. DNA testing later exonerated him and identified Jerry Crotty as the true perpetrator.
Fred and Rose West: The Couple That Killed 12 Girls examines the crimes of Fred and Rose West, one of Britain's most notorious serial killer couples. The documentary explores their decades-long murder spree, the psychological dynamics of their relationship, and the investigation that uncovered the horrors hidden at their Gloucester...