Real Crime Videos
Beverly Allitt, a nurse, killed four children and attempted to murder nine others during her three-month tenure at a cottage hospital in Grantham, Lincolnshire in 1984.
A yoga instructor's death in the desert initially appears as a robbery but reveals unexpected twists. A real estate businessman's murder is linked to a family feud, while a nurse's disappearance and subsequent murder remain unsolved for a decade despite early suspicions.
A documentary explores cases of incarcerated women, including those who gave birth in prison and a mother sentenced to 15 years for killing her 3-month-old infant. Interviews examine their circumstances and legal outcomes, highlighting systemic issues in female incarceration.
Ian Huntley was convicted for murdering two 10-year-old girls, marking a severe escalation of his predilection for targeting young women. His crimes, involving premeditated violence, led to a landmark conviction highlighting the extreme nature of his offenses.
When a suspected drug courier's body was found burning in an alley, FBI agents and local police investigated, ultimately uncovering a crime ring operated by a ruthless drug lord. The case highlights collaborative efforts to dismantle organized drug operations.
Four serial killers—Gary Ridgway, Moses Sithole, Robert Pickton, and Ted Bundy—operated in socially integrated environments, masking their crimes by blending into communities. Their victims often went unnoticed, allowing perpetrators to evade detection for years due to their ability to maintain normal appearances and relationships.
In 2002, terrorists seized 800 people at Moscow's Dubrovka Theater, demanding Russia withdraw troops. Russian forces used a knockout gas to rescue hostages, stopping bombs and killing attackers. However, 133 hostages died due to the gas and inadequate medical treatment.
The 1995 O.J. Simpson murder trial concluded with a jury acquitting Simpson of murder charges. Forensic evidence and public scrutiny shaped the case, which drew millions of television viewers worldwide.
On October 2, 1987, a Boston police officer responding to a domestic disturbance was fatally wounded. Local authorities conducted a citywide manhunt, recovering only the suspect's fingerprints.
The FBI is aware of Omega 7's bombings and assassinations but does not know the identity of a single member. The group's elusive nature has hindered efforts to identify the individual involved in their activities.
In Connecticut, a series of disappearances from Gasoline Alley led to William Devon Howell's arrest. His confession detailed driving victims in his van, burying them in a remote area he called "the Killing Grounds," revealing a pattern of predatory behavior.
The brutal murder of Courtney Valentine Brown involved a knife attack. Police launched a major investigation, analyzing DNA, phone records, and witness accounts to identify four suspects. Despite legal complexities, arrests followed, highlighting the case's intricate web of deceit and the pursuit of justice for the victim.