48 Hours Videos
A woman's body was discovered in a swamp, allegedly murdered. Friends claimed she had died in a hospital five months earlier, prompting an investigation into the conflicting accounts by "48 Hours" correspondent Erin Moriarty.
In 2022, dismembered remains of Mindi Kassotis were discovered in woods. Her husband had earlier told family and friends she died in a hospital, leading to an investigation into her murder.
A televangelist's head of security faced threats, leading to the murders of his wife and sons. Investigators sought to uncover the motive behind the targeted attack, with correspondent Maureen Maher detailing the case's complexities and unresolved questions.
The 2025 identification of Robert Eugene Brashers as the suspect in the 1993 Austin yogurt shop murders, confirmed through DNA, led to the exoneration of four wrongfully accused men in 2026, who are now pursuing restitution and a civil lawsuit.
In September 2025, Austin Police identified Robert Eugene Brashers, a deceased serial killer, as the suspect in Texas yogurt shop murders linked by DNA. Four wrongfully accused men were exonerated in February 2026, with attorneys now discussing restitution and a potential civil lawsuit.
A mother's murder led to a mysterious woman being central to solving the case. Investigative reporter Richard Schlesinger explored the crime in a 2011 episode, highlighting how the search for answers uncovered critical clues linked to the victim and suspect. The case exemplifies "48 Hours'" focus on cold cases and justice.
During Mark Stover’s trial, his body remained missing, and Michiel Oakes claimed it would prove his innocence, stating he would reveal all details during his testimony.
Timeline of the Idaho Student Murders Case and the Investigation of Bryan Kohberger follows the investigation into the 2022 murders of four University of Idaho students, tracing the case from the night of the killings through Bryan Kohberger's identification, arrest, guilty plea, and sentencing.
A successful wife died from nicotine poisoning, leading to her husband's arrest for murder. The husband, a Jeopardy! champion, faces charges as investigators probe the circumstances of her death and potential foul play.
48 Hours investigates complex crime and justice cases, focusing on human experiences like greed and passion. Since its 1988 premiere, the series has uncovered truths, exonerated the wrongfully convicted, reopened cold cases, and influenced justice outcomes through in-depth reporting.
A detective investigates the disappearance of a woman, personal for Tracker Black, as "48 Hours" correspondent Peter Van Sant reports. The series, which premiered in 1988, has solved cold cases and exonerated wrongfully convicted individuals through original reporting.
Dakota Black, a tracker and detective, pursued leads to locate Makayla Meave after her 2023 disappearance. "48 Hours" correspondents Anne-Marie Green and Peter Van Sant explored the case, highlighting efforts to solve the mystery and its broader implications for crime and justice.