FilmRise True Crime Videos

Stephen Scher and Martin Dillon were skeet shooting when Martin was fatally shot. Scher claimed it was an accident, but forensic analysis revealed the truth over 20 years later, exposing intentional harm.

Ryan Stallings' death led to his mother's murder conviction, but new evidence from his newborn brother resurfaced months later. Forensic Files, the longest-running true crime series, uses expert analysis to solve complex cases like this one.

In 1996, police investigated the murders of Darlie Routier's two sons, identifying the killer through blood spatter analysis, behavioral profiling, and examination of her 911 call.

In 1996, over a dozen children in Seattle contracted a severe, unknown illness, prompting an urgent investigation after one fatality. Forensic Files, a true crime series, explored such cases, using evidence and expert interviews to solve real-world mysteries.

Fire engulfs the home where Lori Keidel and her siblings were left alone while their father went to the laundromat. Years later, Lori told police she witnessed her mother's death, prompting an investigation into the incident.

Young Navajo fatalities in the Southwest prompted an investigation, with tribe medicine men offering key clues that traced the cause to an unexpected global source. Forensic Files, a true crime series, utilized evidence and expert interviews to resolve the mystery, highlighting real-world crime-solving through scientific analysis.

Edward Post returned from a run to find his wife unresponsive and later died before emergency help arrived. Police initially deemed the death accidental but reconsidered after a potential motive emerged.

Scott Dunn's disappearance led investigators to his bloodstained bedroom, where Luminol revealed signs of violent assault. Without a body, witness, or weapon, proving murder became challenging. Forensic Files, the longest-running true crime series, uses expert analysis to solve such complex cases.

In 1995, a fire destroyed a Kansas doctor's home, with investigators uncovering evidence pointing to its origin. Forensic Files, the longest-running true crime series, uses expert analysis and interviews to solve complex cases, including fires, crimes, and accidents globally.

In 1990, Shirley Andronowich's body was found mutilated. Eyewitnesses claimed she fought with her husband the night before, but forensic evidence exonerated him. Forensic Files, the longest-running true crime series, uses expert analysis to solve complex cases like this.

Five-year-old Melissa Brannen vanished during a neighborhood Christmas party. Forensic science aided investigators in uncovering overlooked clues, showcasing the series' role in solving real crimes, disease outbreaks, and accidents globally through evidence and expert analysis.

Bobby Curley's hallucinations and severe pain baffled doctors, who initially diagnosed a neurological disorder. His condition worsened despite treatment, leading to the discovery that he was being poisoned.