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In 1988, Ronald Dalton was convicted of second-degree murder after his wife's death was ruled a strangulation. He served 8.5 years before an appeal led to his release, as experts later concluded the cause of death was not strangulation.
In 1992, Félix Michaud was convicted of murdering 72-year-old Rose Gagné based on a drug addict's testimony. After multiple trials, new evidence exonerated him, leading to his release in 2001, nine years after his arrest.
In 1988, Ronald Dalton's wife died after choking on cereal. A pathologist initially ruled her death as strangulation, leading to his 2nd-degree murder conviction and life sentence. After serving 8.5 years, he won an appeal when experts concluded she was not strangled, resulting in his release.
The series examines how criminals like Ted Bundy and Scott Peterson achieved media notoriety through their crimes, blending real accounts from jurors, reporters, and experts with dramatic reenactments to analyze the media's role in elevating them to global infamy.
A 1990 documentary examines Hollywood stars' untimely deaths, exploring hidden unhappiness, heartbreak, and torment beneath their public personas. It highlights struggles masked by fame, though its content may reflect outdated perspectives and language.
Police found several children unresponsive at Sarah Barrass's home. The children's father's identity shocked the neighborhood, prompting disgust.
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.
A Colorado couple, described as a "perfect couple," faced allegations of murder after financial struggles reportedly led to the husband's alleged killing of his pregnant wife and children. The case highlights how an abuser's "good" behavior can mask coercive tactics, per domestic violence resources.
The Case of Chris Watts Pt. 4 examines Watts' attempt to deceive investigators during his polygraph examination after murdering his pregnant wife, Shanann, and their two daughters. The video follows the interrogation, the questions posed during the test, and the moments when investigators began to see through Watts' attempts to conceal the truth.
The Case of Chris Watts Pt. 5 follows Watts as he attempts to convince FBI investigators that he can control the narrative surrounding his family's disappearance. The video examines his interrogation, the inconsistencies in his story, and the pressure applied by investigators as they worked to uncover what really happened to Shanann Watts and her daughters.
In 2019, a quiet Tarpon Springs home became the scene of a horrifying discovery when Richard, Laura and Nicholas Ivancic and their three dogs were found dead inside. Investigators soon uncovered a brutal crime, while a missing SUV provided a crucial lead. Shelby Nealy eventually pleaded guilty to the murders, bringing the disturbing case to a close.