Two Vancouver shootings years apart prompted rookie cop Lee Bergerman to investigate a deadly criminal network. A massive undercover operation, including a "Mr Big Sting," uncovered a major murder case, marking one of Canada's largest criminal investigations.
Christine Rniki, a 25-year-old flight attendant, vanished after a beach walk in Guam's Tumon Bay. Her body was found, revealing a brutal attack. Days later, another woman was severely assaulted, leading to the arrest of two suspects in the escalating incidents.
The Shocking Story of Myra Hindley's Failed Escapes From Prison examines the aftermath of the Moors Murders, exploring how police uncovered the full extent of Ian Brady and Myra Hindley's crimes and the decades-long controversy surrounding Hindley's attempts to gain her release from prison. The documentary follows the enduring legacy...
Bite mark analysis, once used to link suspects to crimes, led to wrongful convictions like Keith Harward’s, later exonerated by DNA. Scientific studies reveal skin does not reliably record dental impressions, undermining its courtroom credibility and sparking calls for its exclusion from legal proceedings.
Sherry Rasmussen's murder, initially thought to be a burglary, was solved decades later through DNA evidence revealing her killer was a female police officer with a hidden motive, linked to her husband and ex-girlfriend via forensic breakthroughs after 23 years.
In 2000, 8-year-old Sarah Payne vanished, leading to a nationwide search that ended with her body found. Roy Whiting, an already known predator, was later convicted for her murder after evading police. Decades prior, Edmund Kemper killed his grandparents in the 1960s, was institutionalized, and later embarked on a killing spree post-release.
The Sinister Saga of Leonard Lake and Charles Ng examines the crimes of Leonard Lake and Charles Ng, whose criminal partnership was responsible for a series of kidnappings, murders, and other violent offences in California during the 1980s. The documentary explores the investigation that exposed their crimes, the evidence recovered...
The Birmingham pub bombings on 21 November 1974 killed 21 and injured 182. Six Irishmen were arrested, sentenced to life in 1975. They maintained innocence, alleging coerced false confessions via abuse.
In 2010, workers renovating David Attenborough’s London garden uncovered a skull, linking to the 1970s Richmond Murder—a notorious woman-on-woman killing marked by a failed cover-up. The discovery reignited interest in the unresolved case.
Christopher Bernard Wilder targeted young women across the U.S., leading to a FBI investigation as bodies surfaced. The media dubbed him the Snapshot Killer and Beauty Queen Killer for luring victims with promises to take their pictures. Authorities launched a nationwide manhunt, listing him as a top fugitive.
The Son of Sam Killer's Descent Into Darkness explores the life and crimes of David Berkowitz, whose random shootings terrorised New York City during the 1970s. The documentary examines his troubled upbringing, psychological decline, the fear he created across the city, and the investigation that ended the Son of Sam...
A young mother with her two children missed a bus in Chicago, accepting a stranger's ride. After signing for a ticket refund, the woman vanished with her 16-month-old daughter, sparking an FBI and local police search. Despite initial dead ends, a critical tip led investigators to a suspect hundreds of miles away, culminating in a rescue mission to save the infant.