FilmRise True Crime Videos
A behavioral profile led Baton Rouge Police to search for the wrong man. A molecular biologist's DNA analysis helped identify the real suspect, who may have evaded arrest without the genetic evidence.
An obstetrician found his wife unconscious and bleeding on the bathroom floor after returning home. He tried to revive her, staining his clothes with her blood, before calling 911.
A Modesto teenager vanished without signs of struggle. Her naked, bruised body was found 20 miles away in a ditch. Authorities initially suspected she had run away, but the discovery prompted further investigation into potential foul play.
Authorities discovered a submerged car of a missing man lacking his body, prompting an investigation that revealed a deadly obsession and murder motive.
Emergency dispatch received a call claiming a girlfriend shot herself, but an autopsy revealed the wound was not self-inflicted, providing critical evidence to identify her killer. Forensic Files, the longest-running true crime series, uses expert analysis and evidence to solve complex cases like this one.
A man convicted of murder evaded capture for nearly 50 years. Advances in technology and handwriting analysis later led to his identification as the offender in a cold case investigation.
A Native American woman was found dead in New Mexico's desert, with forensic evidence including tire tracks, shoe impressions, and murder weapons. Investigators used expert analysis to solve the case, highlighting the role of forensic science in criminal investigations.
A young architect died from arsenic poisoning shortly before testifying in a criminal trial. Autopsy findings prompted investigators to examine potential motives among individuals familiar with her, aiming to identify the perpetrator behind her fatal poisoning.
An employee of a dry cleaner was raped and murdered in the store. Police turned to forensic science to investigate the crime, analyzing evidence to identify the perpetrator and determine the circumstances of the attack, ultimately solving the case through scientific methods.
The murder of an eccentric millionaire, who openly displayed his wealth and neglected security, raised questions about the crime's motive. While initial evidence suggested robbery, investigators considered other possibilities. Forensic Files, the longest-running true crime series, uses expert analysis to explore such cases globally.
When a young woman disappeared, police feared she was part of a string of similar crimes. Investigators used bloody gloves, unique tire tracks, and trace evidence like grass and pine needles to piece together clues, highlighting Forensic Files' role in solving real cases through expert analysis.
A college student's death prompted an investigation revealing he knew his killer. Forensic analysis of three hairs and microscopic cells uncovered lies and motive. Forensic Files, the longest-running true crime series, solves real cases using evidence and expert interviews.