Seventeen-year-old Jane Furlong vanished from Karangahape Road in 1993. Her remains were found buried at Sunset Beach Port Waikato in 2012. A cold case team investigates her murder, uncovering old tensions and forensic clues to reveal the truth behind her death.
In 1998, Japanese tourist Kayo Matsuzawa was found dead in a locked stairwell at Aucklandâs Center Court building. The case remained unsolved for two decades until detectives used forensic science, CCTV analysis, and behavioral profiling to investigate. New evidence, including DNA under fingernails and a Ukrainian suspectâs extradition, led to renewed scrutiny and a potential breakthrough after 20 years.
A true crime series examines cases of female perpetrators, including Terrie Robinson and Fiona Donnison, whose acts of violence stem from psychological turmoil and distorted motivations. The series explores their crimes, the contexts of their actions, and the societal implications of female-driven violence.
An ex-NASA trainer killed a VA hospital psychiatrist after discovering her husband's affair. She drove 250 miles, murdering the woman in front of her mother. The crime sparked investigations into jealousy and revenge.
Women driven by jealousy, greed, and obsession committed fatal crimes, including poisonings and insurance fraud, as explored in true crime cases. The series examines psychological motives and intricate schemes, revealing how love and envy led to murder across diverse historical and regional contexts.
A woman's jealousy and betrayal drive a series of premeditated murders, involving love triangles, life insurance schemes, and calculated revenge. The episode explores cold-blooded acts of vengeance, revealing how personal conflicts escalate into lethal crimes, highlighting the psychological motives behind these tragic killings.
A former FBI investigator and psychologist examines criminal psychology, analyzing cases where possessive love turned into lethal obsession. Drawing from her TV show case studies, she explores warning signs of dangerous behavior, emphasizing how controlling relationships can escalate to homicide.
Jean Harris, headmistress of Madera School for Girls, shot celebrity cardiologist Herman Tarnower in 1974. The case sparked debate over whether it was a crime of passion or a suicide attempt, with Harris claiming self-defense. Her trial became a national sensation, highlighting tensions between power dynamics and personal tragedy.
Jennifer Hyatte, a nurse turned fugitive, attempted to rescue her husband from prison, leading to a fatal confrontation. Her desperate escape plan ended in violence, highlighting a tragic clash of loyalty and law. The incident underscores the perilous consequences of her unlawful actions.
The documentary examines Jennifer Pan's police interviews through expert analysis by criminologist David Wilson and forensic psychologist Michael Brooks. Using interrogation footage, the episode explores the investigative techniques, behavioural cues, and evidence that exposed the murder-for-hire plot resulting in the death of Bich Ha Pan.
The documentary traces Jennifer Pan's elaborate deception, from years of fabricated achievements to the murder-for-hire plot that left her mother, Bich Ha Pan, dead and her father, Hann Pan, seriously injured. It examines how investigators uncovered the lies behind the staged home invasion and secured her conviction.
Jennifer Wilbanks falsely claimed abduction days before her wedding, sparking media frenzy and suspicion toward her fiancé, John Mason. The scandal unraveled as she confessed to fabricating the disappearance, leading to public backlash and personal consequences.