48 Hours Videos
Bryan Miller, known as the "Zombie Hunter," was linked to two murders in Arizona. Investigators recovered critical evidence from a Chili’s restaurant, leading to his conviction. His defense argued dissociative amnesia, but the prosecution’s evidence secured his guilty verdict.
A daycare worker was convicted of murder, but questions arose about whether key evidence was manipulated to secure the conviction. Investigative journalist Erin Moriarty has followed the case for over a decade, highlighting ongoing scrutiny of the trial's integrity and potential flaws in the evidence.
A woman convicted of murder faced execution, with "48 Hours" interviews used as evidence in her trial. The case, explored in a 2013 episode, raises questions about her potential death sentence.
The documentary series "48 Hours" investigates unresolved crimes, focusing on cases like Stephen Smith's death, Kay Wenal's murder, and Jennifer Kesse's disappearance. It highlights its role in solving cold cases and exonerating wrongfully convicted individuals since its 1988 premiere.
A mother was fatally attacked while her West Point-educated husband was at work. "48 Hours" correspondent Peter Van Sant investigates potential stalking links in Las Vegas. The case explores local crime patterns and ongoing inquiries.
A jury convicted Larry Millete of first-degree murder in Maya Millete's death. Testimony detailed their secret relationship, hidden Instagram account, and Larry's communications with an online spiritual practitioner. Digital evidence and witness accounts were central to reconstructing the events leading to Maya's disappearance and the search for her body.
Violet Yacobi, 67, was found dead in her Beverly Hills mansion by her children. Investigators examined the case, which "48 Hours" explored, focusing on crime and justice. The program has a history of impacting cases through investigative reporting.
In September 2025, Austin Police identified Robert Eugene Brashers, a deceased serial killer, as the suspect in the Yogurt Shop murders via DNA testing. Four men wrongfully accused were exonerated in February 2026, with attorneys planning restitution and a civil lawsuit.
"48 Hours" investigates complex crime cases, focusing on weapons and crime scenes, through episodes like Nikki Kuhnhausen's death, a safari murder, and a county road mystery. The series, launched in 1988, has aided in solving cold cases and exonerating wrongfully convicted individuals.
A college student's text messages led investigators to her killer, as reported by Michelle Miller in a "48 Hours" investigation. The program, which explores complex crimes, has a track record of solving cold cases and exonerating the wrongfully convicted.
A young girl witnesses her mother's distress and bloodstains as a child, later reflecting on the traumatic night. As an adult, she revisits the event, which "48 Hours" investigated, highlighting its focus on complex crimes and justice cases, including efforts to exonerate the wrongfully convicted and resolve cold cases.
A 13-year-old girl vanished in 1981, with authorities suspecting murder. Years later, a woman claimed to be the missing girl, prompting investigations into her identity and potential motives.