Real Crime Videos
Fred and Rose West: The Evil Story of a Killer Couple examines the crimes of Fred and Rose West, whose partnership resulted in one of Britain's most notorious serial murder cases. The documentary explores how the couple targeted vulnerable young women and girls, concealed their crimes for decades, and ultimately...
Fritz Honka, a German serial killer, murdered four prostitutes. His crimes stemmed from insecurities about his height and unusual sexual behaviors. The investigation uncovered his motive linked to these personal issues.
In 1999, a car theft ring in New York City was led by Min Jin Yang, a former Chinese Army intelligence officer. The group stole thousands of luxury vehicles with advanced security systems, generating millions through a tightly controlled organization.
Roy Shaw, known as "Pretty Boy," committed armed robberies, murders, and bare-knuckle fights, earning him the title "Britain's hardest man." His violent crimes linked to Broadmoor and "King of the cobbles" reflect a life governed by brutality.
An FBI investigation uncovered a counterfeiting ring producing fake $20 bills across multiple U.S. cities. The suspect, known for evading capture, operated a sophisticated operation involving elaborate methods to distribute counterfeit currency.
Mike DeBardeleben II, a counterfeiter who evaded the Secret Service, escalated from printing counterfeit money to serial rapes and murders after his prison release, highlighting the dangers of unchecked criminal obsessions.
An investigation into a father suspected of murdering his family to claim his disabled son's trust fund worth over a million dollars. U.S. coroners discuss crime-solving cases in separate episodes.
In 1946, Cecil Cornock's body was found bound and naked in his bedroom, leading to his wife Rosina Anne's murder trial due to his secret fetish for cross-dressing and bondage. Separately, Charlotte Bryant was accused of poisoning her husband Frederick with arsenic. Both cases drew public scrutiny during their respective investigations.
A young woman is assaulted in a fraternity house, leading to the arrest of her perpetrator and uncovering a pattern of criminal activity. Three teenagers, accompanied by a delivery man, become trapped in a wooded area during a drinking party that escalates into a dangerous situation.
Detectives collected evidence to secure Stephen Seddon's conviction for murdering his elderly parents. The investigation focused on forensic and testimonial details to establish his guilt in the crime.
In 2010, 21-year-old Shaun Rossington was fatally attacked in Lincoln. Five individuals were later convicted of his murder following an investigation into the case.
A stop-and-search led to a serial killer's arrest, while a police officer's decision sparked an armed standoff. A traffic collision uncovered a major fraud scheme. Another collision resulted in a killer's conviction, a casino patron's testimony dismantled an international money-laundering network, and a speeding motorbike linked to a prolific burglar's arrest.