Pizza Delivery Serial Killer: Left To Die In The Freezer examines the crimes committed by Mitchell Sims and Ruby Padgett, whose violent robbery spree targeted pizza restaurant employees across multiple states. The case follows the investigation into a series of shootings, robberies, and murders that led to their capture.
In West London’s Southall, Geeta met Sunny, a community troublemaker, at a bus stop. Despite warnings from his family, she became involved. They eloped to Belgium, had two children, and later, Geeta sought a divorce, but Sunny’s obsessive jealousy barred her from leaving.
In 1979, former inmates Lawrence Bittaker and Roy Norris formed a criminal partnership, orchestrating a series of meticulously planned crimes in California. Their actions led to the disappearance of 16-year-old Cindy Schaefer, leaving investigators with limited evidence and challenges in identifying perpetrators. The case highlights their psychological profiles and the complexity of their undetected operations.
In California, psychic Dr. Sally Heading aided police in locating missing mother Rosa Telemantes after her disappearance following a violent incident. In New York, psychic Nancy Orland Webber helped reunite Tara Danvers with her kidnapped children, alongside law enforcement, despite challenges and false leads.
A high school valedictorian, after years of abuse, viciously stabbed his mother and left her for dead in the family's garage, marking a tragic case of domestic violence.
In December 1998, Dr. Claudia Benton's death in Houston revealed Ángel Maturino Reséndiz, later known as The Railroad Killer, who had committed violent crimes since 1997. Entering the U.S. via freight trains, he targeted individuals near railway lines. Forensic evidence linked him to multiple cases, leading to his arrest in 1999 after evading capture under aliases for years.
Raoul Moat, incarcerated for assaulting his daughter, plotted revenge against his ex-lover after she sought to end their abusive relationship. Consumed by jealousy, he killed her, a police officer, and an innocent man with a shotgun, sparking a manhunt. His actions led to ongoing community trauma and further tragedy.
Raoul Moat shot his ex-girlfriend, her new lover, and a policeman with a sawn-off shotgun on July 3, 2010, days after his release from prison. The attack triggered the UK's largest manhunt, leading to his capture within days.
Over the past 15 years, nearly 100 prisoners serving life sentences have been released, later committing further crimes, including murder. Three families seek answers about how convicted killers were allowed back onto the streets.
Yousef Makki, a 17-year-old from a modest background, was fatally stabbed in a wealthy suburb. Conflicting accounts from friends and an alleged botched drug deal complicated the investigation, leading to shifting testimonies and a courtroom confrontation as the community grappled with the tragedy and its underlying tensions.
In 1978, Richard Chase killed six people, including a pregnant woman, a six-year-old boy, and a baby, over four days in Sacramento. His crimes involved mutilation, organ removal, and necrophilia, driven by a belief that human blood and organs were necessary for survival.
An inmate attacked a corrections officer in a segregation pod. Lo and Kayla took extreme measures to reunite after their relationship was discovered, resulting in their separation.