Exposing Dahmer examines the crimes of Jeffrey Dahmer alongside those of Stephen Griffiths and Armin Meiwes, comparing three notorious killers whose cases involved cannibalism. The episode explores their offences, psychological profiles, and the investigations that brought their crimes to light.
Exposing the Deadly Ted Bundy Case traces the crimes of one of America's most notorious serial killers, following the investigation from the Lake Sammamish abductions to Bundy's arrest, trial, and conviction in Florida.
FBI agent Margot Bennett was trapped in a church by her husband Jean, an FBI agent who had plotted a deadly scheme involving corruption. The confrontation ended in gunfire, leading to their conviction.
FBI agents inform Diane her husband, John, lied about her wife Fran's death, revealing he murdered two women. Investigations uncovered his secret past, suspicious behavior, and hidden bodies, leading to his conviction after attacking Diane post-divorce.
Anita Yunk and Luther Basseās marriage deteriorated into violence, culminating in a fatal custody dispute. Their relationship, initially marked by love, spiraled into a deadly conflict, revealing how personal strife can escalate to lethal consequences.
Candice DeLong, a former FBI investigator and psychologist, examines cases where individuals masked malicious intent with false empathy, such as murderers feigning grief or fraudsters hiding secrets. Drawing from her work on shows like *Deadly Women* and *Facing Evil*, she analyzes criminal behavior, warning signs, and psychological profiles to uncover patterns behind violent crimes.
A woman's escape from her abusive husband and a California couple's marital collapse are explored in cases highlighting love's dark turn toward violence. The documentary investigates how idyllic marriages can unravel into deadly conflicts through interviews and expert analysis.
Respected psychologist Felix Polk's death at home sparks suspicion toward his wife, Susan, as their son's testimony and unraveling family secrets reveal a web of psychological turmoil and violence within the household.
In 2008, millionaire Don Levine and his wife Marsha were murdered in their Munster, Indiana home, leaving their son Mark as the sole survivor. Investigators focused on family members, including brother Robert Levine, while a mysterious hitman's grizzly disguise became a critical clue in unraveling the crime's motive tied to greed and familial betrayal.
In 1978, paroled criminal John Crib violently invaded the Connell family's home in Baulkham Hills, kidnapping the mother and children. After assaulting the mother while the children watched, he abandoned them in a remote bush clearing, later murdering all three. His body was found in a car boot, and he escaped hospital custody, committing further crimes before being recaptured.
Two teenagers' intense romantic relationship escalated into a fatal obsession, leading to a premeditated murder. Their twisted devotion drove them to commit a brutal crime, resulting in tragic consequences that underscore the dangers of unchecked emotional manipulation and criminal intent.
Deadly Women S11 E03 examines cases where women committed murder due to betrayal, obsession, or revenge. The episode explores psychological motivations and methods like poisoning and deception, revealing the complex factors leading to their violent actions.