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The murder of Alex Woodworth exposed the secrets of an evil teen Instagrammer, leading to one of America's most intense trials. She defended herself with lies throughout the proceedings, ultimately facing severe legal consequences.
Four weeks ago, Australian tourist Lucas Fowler and his American girlfriend Chynna Deese were murdered in Canada. A Canadian professor was later killed. RCMP linked the crimes to two teenage fugitives, later found dead. Reporter Sarah Abo interviewed the father of one boy, seeking insight into his son's actions.
Angie Mock, a former TV news anchor, faces first-degree murder charges for allegedly stabbing her 81-year-old mother, Anita Avers, to death on Halloween. Found covered in blood, she claimed self-defense, while her attorney requested a competency evaluation, pausing the case. The incident has shocked locals who knew her from her news career.
Chris Dawson murdered his wife, Lynette, in 1982 to be with a 17-year-old student, lying to his daughters she ran away. They endured emotional trauma for decades. Now, eldest daughter Shanelle recounts her ongoing pain, as the father faces jail time and the mother is deceased.
"Colecionador de ossos" presents real crime cases globally, focusing on serial killers and disappearances. Host Bryan Emmendörfer uses a documentary style, covering cases like Jeffrey Dahmer and Richard Ramirez. The channel aims to raise awareness through detailed investigations.
JonBenét Ramsey's 1996 murder remains unsolved despite police initially suspecting her parents, who were dismissed as perpetrators. Investigators overlooked other suspects and critical evidence, hindering progress. A recent breakthrough, revealed by Amelia Adams, offers hope for resolving the case.
In 1941, the murder of the Earl of Errol in Kenya's Happy Valley sparked a scandal involving drugs, affairs, and unresolved secrets, with key figures' fates remaining unclear despite ongoing investigations.
Lord Shaftesbury's murder by his wife, Jamila M’Barek, reveals a deadly union where love masks betrayal. Strangled and left in a shallow grave, the case highlights how familial ties can turn fatal, as seen in true crime investigations focusing on such tragedies.
Ronald Huff and Alexandria Hall kept dangerous reptiles, including Nile monitors and venomous snakes, in their homes. Their fascination with these animals ultimately led to their deaths, as the creatures they admired proved lethal, highlighting the risks of maintaining such deadly pets in confined spaces.
In 1979, Derrance Stevenson's murder led to the conviction of his lover, David Szach, who maintains his innocence. As Szach's appeal approaches, investigative journalist Debi Marshall probes potential miscarriages of justice, driven by her personal quest for truth following her partner's murder.
In 1993, Colin Ireland resolved to become a serial killer, posing as a homosexual to target victims, whom he tortured and murdered. Accounts from former friends, police, an ex-wife, and a taped confession labeled him "The Gay Slayer."
In a Silicon Valley mansion, a father's domestic violence and desperation led to a murder-suicide within the Ed Daou family. Separately, a fire consumed an English manor, killing the Foster family, though the cause remains under investigation.