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A global manhunt followed the suspected involvement of a top doctor in his wife's death, reported in a 2013 "48 Hours" episode. Investigators pursued leads as the case gained international attention.
Los Angeles police released bodycam footage of the moments before Jillian Shriner was shot by officers during a search for a hit-and-run suspect in her neighborhood. Investigators stated Shriner exited her home with a gun, though the circumstances remain under review.
Detectives interrogated Jerry Lane Hinshaw Jr. after the 2019 cemetery shooting of 17-year-old Marquis Dequan Smith in Jacksonville. Using rapport and evidence, they established timelines, gun handling, and phone data. Investigators later cited a confidential audio and a bullet in an associate’s leg, linking the .357 weapon to the scene. Tactics were compared to SUE/PEACE methods and early reports placing Hinshaw at the cemetery during a drug deal.
A first date turned fatal when Yvette Rodier survived an attack, while her date did not. The case highlights "48 Hours'" focus on real crime investigations, including cold cases and wrongful convictions, emphasizing its role in seeking justice through in-depth reporting.
Authorities used text messages compiled as evidence against Shanda Vander Ark during her trial. The messages were central to the prosecution's case, with details of the trial and victim unspecified in the provided text.
A double murder at a funeral home in Hudson, Wisconsin, shocked the town. Rookie detective Shawn Pati investigates the killing of funeral director Dan O'Connell, with suspects including cult leader Ericson and others linked to mob ties and financial disputes.
Logan Federico, 22, was killed during a burglary in Columbia, South Carolina. Alexander Dickey, a career criminal, faces murder charges. Logan’s father testified before a U.S. House subcommittee about systemic failures, confronting a member who mistakenly identified another victim, Iryna Zarutska, from a separate case.
"48 Hours" explores cases of violent relationships, featuring episodes like "Reality Kills" and "The Widow on Solway Road." The series, launched in 1988, focuses on true crime, aiming to solve cold cases and exonerate the wrongfully convicted through investigative journalism.
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Burroughs, wanted for a 2000 Arizona murder, is linked to Jordan, who was convicted in 1974 for a Georgia school principal's killing but escaped prison in 1984. The Hunt, a CNN program, profiles criminal investigations of fugitives, focusing on cases like these.
In London, critical evidence was discovered on CCTV footage, aiding an investigation into a crime. The footage provided key insights into the incident, supporting the pursuit of justice.
Gabby Petito's disappearance and death sparked scrutiny of missed warning signs and systemic gaps in missing persons investigations, highlighting disparities in how cases are addressed based on victim demographics. The case underscored domestic violence risks and the complexities of cold case reopenings.