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Actor Danny Dyer interviews Sam "Skelly" McCrory, a former Ulster Defence Association member and openly gay skinhead, exploring how he reconciles his violent past with his current life as a reformed individual.
On December 6, 1995, Craig Rolfe, Tony Tucker, and Pat Tate were killed in a Range Rover on a country lane in Rettendon, Essex. All three were shot multiple times at close range and found the next day by farmers. The victims were linked to the Essex Boys drug gang, sparking speculation about their deaths.
A woman hired to promote Andrew Tate, a misogynist accused of depraved acts, became central to an investigation into his crimes and her role in his promotion.
A woman killed a fortune-teller after a faulty prediction, then painted the body white. A filmmaker, inspired by the TV character Dexter, committed a murder to research a film, mirroring the killer's fictional traits. Both cases involved real-life crimes linked to media influence.
Inside Crime investigates the tragic cases of Kaisha and Tiahleigh, victims of trusted individuals. The show, hosted by Leila McKinnon and Garner Clancey, uses case files, police footage, and interviews to explore the crimes, leading to arrests and justice.
A true crime documentary details the case of Byrd "Bud" and Melanie Billings, focusing on the investigation into their murders and the search for their killers. The case highlights the efforts to uncover the identities of those responsible for their deaths.
A 20-year-old University of Alabama student vanished in Barcelona during spring break after last seen leaving a nightclub around 3 a.m. Surveillance footage shows him exiting with another person, and his recovered cell phone is critical evidence in the ongoing investigation into potential foul play.
In November 2018, Ashley Young vanished after meeting an old friend. Four days later, Jared reported suspicious details to police, but his statement was rejected. Hours later, authorities discovered evidence linking him to her disappearance, leading to his arrest.
New forensic techniques led to convicting a killer more than a decade after the crime. An unidentified corpse was found in the English Channel, resulting in the suspect's identification and prosecution.
Elaine Campione's home revealed a disturbing crime scene upon police entry. The investigation led to a swift resolution, but the motive remains unresolved, sparking questions about preventability.
Keith Harward was wrongfully convicted in 1982 for a home invasion murder in Newport News, Virginia, based on flawed bite mark analysis. A forensic dentist falsely linked his teeth to the victim’s marks, despite no DNA or physical evidence. DNA testing later exonerated him and identified Jerry Crotty as the true perpetrator.
A mother and wife was found shot in her bed, leading to a homicide investigation. The case went cold for two years until detectives uncovered a murder-for-hire plot, resulting in the offender's arrest.