Real Crime Videos

A fugitive drug dealer engaged in a shootout with state troopers, wounding two, and eluded capture after a high-speed chase. Authorities launched a statewide manhunt, linking him to a murder in western Nebraska.
Fifty years ago, Singapore faced violent crime as criminal syndicates used smuggled weapons. The Hassan brothers' robberies triggered a deadly gunfight, while Chan Chi Chan's unsolved murder and a police officer's killing during a dispute led to stricter firearm penalties, reshaping the nation's penal code.
In the 1970s, an armed individual hijacked United Airlines Flight 855, demanding a diversion to San Francisco, $500,000, and four parachutes. The FBI pursued the skyjacker across the country before enhanced airport security measures were implemented.
In 1982, a California highway patrol officer pulled over a young woman, bullied her into a relationship, then killed her. He used his decade of police experience to cover up the crime and falsely convince investigators of his innocence.
Highway 16 between Prince George and Prince Rupert, British Columbia, has seen numerous missing and murdered Indigenous women since 1970. Filmmaker Matthew Smiley examines how generational poverty, residential schools, systemic violence, and high unemployment contribute to elevated murder rates on First Nation reserves.
Two cousins were linked to the murders of 10 girls and women aged 12 to 28. Their coordinated crimes across multiple jurisdictions prompted a major investigation into their criminal activities.
A man arranged for his wife's murder, but the hired killer targeted another woman sharing the same name, resulting in her death. Investigators later linked the crime to the man's scheme, revealing a fatal misidentification.
Offenders like Werner Pinzner, Giovanni Brusca, Alexander Solonik, and Jhon Jairo Velásquez target specific victims without remorse, posing risks to investigators who must avoid becoming targets.
A true crime documentary details two cases: the Bling Ring, California teens who robbed celebrities via social media, leading to their arrest, and Ephron Taylor, a financial advisor who defrauded congregations to fund his wife's career, sparking a manhunt.
A Sikh man was lured to his death, but DNA evidence led to his killer's conviction. A homeless man dubbed "Santa Claus" was murdered, with forensic analysis resulting in the perpetrator's life imprisonment. Both cases highlight investigative techniques overcoming challenges in identifying offenders.
A man discovers his mother's body in her home after noticing a broken car window. The scene suggests a potential crime, prompting an investigation into the circumstances surrounding her death.
Crystal Andrews' body, a 23-year-old mother missing for two days, was found in an isolated location under suspicious circumstances. Leona Brule's disappearance case remains unsolved after 28 years. Both cases highlight ongoing investigations into unresolved missing persons incidents.