Real Crime Videos
2011 Norway Massacre: Anders Breivik's Deranged Killing Spree examines the 2011 Norway terrorist attacks carried out by Anders Behring Breivik, tracing the events from the Oslo bombing to the Utøya Island massacre. The documentary explores the planning, execution, investigation, and lasting impact of one of Europe's deadliest modern terrorist attacks.
In 1988, nineteen-year-old Kathy Ford vanished after receiving bizarre phone calls from someone impersonating a local official. Her burnt car was found near deputy sheriff Paul Farrell’s trailer, leading to his conviction. He was later released after eighteen years due to insufficient evidence and allegations of police misconduct.
The FBI's crime laboratory provides forensic analysis to support criminal investigations, aiding in case resolution through scientific methods. A true crime podcast invites listeners to engage as lead detectives, offering insights into real cases and investigative processes.
A documentary explores UK and US murder cases, focusing on perpetrators like serial killer Peter Tobin, mother Theresa Riggi, and murderer Neil Entwistle. It details investigations, motivations, and the dedication of detectives in solving these crimes, emphasizing the human cost and pursuit of justice.
Egyptian artifacts were stolen and smuggled despite their historical value, with thieves exploiting chaos for profit. A smuggler attempted to sell stolen relics but was tracked by authorities. Interpol aided in capturing Perry, who evaded justice through escape tactics, and traced a stolen artifact from Egypt to New York. Meanwhile, Interpol assisted in apprehending Ira Einhorn, a murderer who fled after conviction.
Explore the rise of notorious Mafia bosses, including Sam Giancana, connected to Kennedys and CIA; Charles Luciano, who established organized crime structures; John Gotti, the Gambino family leader evading law enforcement; and Joe Colombo, whose extravagant lifestyle led to legal issues.
Detectives across states investigated a series of crimes, including a couple’s murder in their home and a woman’s body discovery. Forensic analysis linked the perpetrator to the latter case, while scrutiny of a local suspect emerged from the murder investigation.
The documentary examines cases of notorious killers, including Diane Downs, Ted Bundy, and Dennis Rader/BTK. It features accounts from detectives, journalists, relatives, experts, and survivors, offering insights into their crimes, investigations, and the impact of their actions.
The FBI's crime laboratory is featured in a documentary series, detailing its role in forensic analysis and criminal investigations. Content is licensed by New Dominion to Little Dot Studios.
In January 2004, Calgary residents were shocked after two sisters discovered Evan Chu, a local DJ and security guard, murdered and left exposed in a snowy pasture. Investigators struggled to understand the motive until a midnight tip revealed betrayal from individuals close to Chu.
A serial killer in St. Louis eluded authorities for over 30 years. Investigators used wiretaps and evidence to finally capture Glennon Engelman, who had terrorized the area with calculated crimes. His arrest ended a decades-long cold case.
A power struggle between Mafia bosses Frank Costello and Vito Genovese led to Genovese seizing control after an assassination attempt on Costello, forcing his retirement. Joe Valachi's testimony revealed Mafia structures and crimes, aiding authorities in dismantling organized crime families.