Real Crime Videos
Four Tan siblings were murdered in their Singapore home in 1979 by an intruder who entered without forced entry. Their mother found them piled in the toilet after returning from a phone call. The crime remained unsolved for over four decades.
In 1993, Barrie, Ontario, experienced a series of violent crimes, including the murder of cab driver Fred Shapot and a triple homicide of Ellsworth Beers, Pamela Constable, and Scott Seabbrook. Investigators faced challenges as police pursued escaped convicts without success, leaving limited clues such as a bloody sock, complex knots, and an unidentified fingerprint. Surveillance footage later cleared suspects, leading to the killer's identification.
A young girl vanished from her Colorado home in autumn, leaving her family devastated and authorities stumped. Decades later, investigators uncovered a predator through a single fingerprint, solving the long-standing mystery and exposing a hidden threat within the community.
A body discovered with a gunshot wound to the head and a weapon nearby prompts investigators to determine whether the death resulted from suicide or homicide.
Essex Police investigated two stabbing incidents in Colchester within hours, one fatal. Both victims, homeless, were linked by bloodstains and CCTV. Limited forensic evidence and a five-minute surveillance gap complicated the timeline, prompting inquiries into a potential drug deal and a third individual connected to the scene. Officers deployed specialist resources to chase leads and recover footage.
In 1978, a 22-year-old was fatally shot seven times in Farmington Hills. After 30 years, an anonymous tip linked the crime to Wilburn Cooper. Detectives used psychological tactics and a fabricated DNA profile to secure his confession, culminating in a courtroom confrontation that exposed a buried secret.
In Davenport, Iowa, 10-year-old Bria Terrell vanished during the night while staying with her brother and his father, Henry Dinkens. A frantic 911 call prompted a community-wide search, as investigators examined contradictory timelines and suspicious behavior surrounding her disappearance.
Forensic experts analyze evidence from house fires and blood spatter to investigate homicides, life insurance fraud, and clandestine affairs. Using advanced techniques, they solve crimes and pursue convictions.
A young mother vanished while en route to pick up her son, her dismembered remains later found in a lake. Investigators discovered she was shot 14 times, deemed "overkill." The case revealed her hidden past and led to multiple suspects, including family members. An alibi cleared the initial suspect, shifting focus to a family with a motive tied to a grandmother's desire to protect her grandson.
The Briefs documents Tuckers lawyers in Manchester handling diverse criminal cases, including a 63-year-old woman accused of drug dealing and a poet charged with benefit fraud, showcasing their work in Britain's legal aid system.
In February 2011, Ukrainian-born Maksim Gelman carried out a 28-hour stabbing spree in New York City, killing four and injuring five. The incident involved multiple attacks over a short period, with witnesses and acquaintances later recounting details of the events.
In 2006, Suffolk's safety was shattered as five women vanished from Ipswich, later found stripped and abandoned. Detectives, including Stuart Gull, led a task force amid community fear, racing to solve the crimes and uncover the offender's identity. The investigation exposed a series of brutal attacks linked to a chilling pattern of violence.