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Lisa Underwood, a pregnant young mother and restaurant co-owner in Fort Worth, Texas, vanished after skipping her baby shower, leading to a search that uncovered a complex web of deceit linked to her disappearance.
Ivan Milat, Australia's most notorious serial killer, murdered backpackers in Belanglo State Forest. His capture and trial raised questions about family involvement, with allegations against his brother Richard and mother Shirley. The case remains unresolved, highlighting unresolved tensions and a legacy of crime within the Milat family.
A Michigan home invasion homicide involved forensic evidence linking the crime to a hired hitman. Digital analysis identified the mastermind, while investigators focused on the victim’s final 24 hours to connect clues and trace the hitman’s actions, ultimately solving the case through forensic and investigative efforts.
A New Jersey gang, inspired by Goodfellas, led by Joe Post, killed Andrew Whited in a botched mob-style murder. Their failed cover-up and erratic actions led to their arrest and prosecution.
John Glover, dubbed the Granny Killer, targeted defenseless elderly women in Sydney's lower North Shore, committing random violent attacks. His crimes left a lasting impact, prompting an extensive investigation that led to his arrest and trial.
Assistant Federal Police Commissioner Colin Winchester was fatally shot twice in the head at point-blank range on January 10, 1989, as he exited his car outside his Deakin home. The Crime Investigation Australia team explores the case through re-enactments and interviews with detectives, family, and witnesses to uncover the truth behind his murder.
Crime Investigation Australia: The Backpacker Murders examines the investigation into Ivan Milat and the infamous Backpacker Murders, following the disappearances of young travellers, the painstaking police inquiry, and the breakthrough evidence that led to Australia's most notorious serial killer being convicted.
A group of local criminals linked to mafia networks profited from marijuana cultivation in NSW Riverina. Corrupt police and bribery shielded them until Donald Mackay's efforts prompted state raids, resulting in arrests and fines for several growers.
Notorious criminal organizations led by figures like John Gotti, Maurice Boucher, Salvatore Riina, and Pablo Escobar engaged in racketeering and drug trafficking, generating millions. Investigators view these activities as a war against criminality, highlighting the scale and danger of their operations.
The episode examines Britain's notorious serial killers, including Ian Brady's manipulative crimes and enigmatic locked briefcase, Theodore Johnson's methodical control over victims, and Anthony Shore's calculated precision in murder, shedding light on their psychological tactics and the investigations into their crimes.
Kay Parsons' brutal murder with a baseball bat and claw hammer sparked an investigation uncovering family secrets, a deadly affair, and deceit. Investigators pieced together the victim's final 24 hours, revealing a tangled web of motives and leading to a shocking conclusion.
In 1978, a NSW telephone exchange supervisor investigating complaints about a faulty line to "Summerfield" station near Jerilderie uncovered a horrific crime at a local homestead, leading to a significant criminal discovery.