Real Crime Videos
A teenager with occult interests killed his elderly neighbor in a ritual to achieve vampirism. Separately, a wealthy expat poisoned her husband with a sedative-laced smoothie, then bludgeoned him to death, wrapped his body in a rug, and arranged for movers to transport it to her storage unit.
Two unsolved murders involved elderly and young victims. A serial killer targeted seniors, with minimal clues aiding the investigation, while a young woman’s death initially deemed a botched burglary was later solved through advanced forensic technology decades after the crime.
Teenager Barbara Turnbull became paralyzed after a robbery turned violent, underscoring the unpredictable impact of crime. A true-crime series examines cases where dubious forensic methods, such as touch DNA and cadaver dogs, contributed to wrongful convictions.
The Truck Stop Killer targeted hitchhikers and truck stop sex workers over 15 years, resulting in multiple fatalities. The case is detailed in a profile from "World's Most Evil Killers," licensed by Keshet International UK Limited.
Robert Lee Yates, a serial killer who murdered at least 13 sex workers, narrowly avoided the death penalty after a horrific reign of terror marked by multiple killings during his criminal activities.
On August 10, 1999, a man robbed a Wells Fargo Bank in Albuquerque, New Mexico, claiming the stolen money would be used to feed impoverished Mexican children. The incident is part of a series of crimes documented in "The FBI Files."
In remote La Verkin, Utah, the Rocky Mountain Militia promotes white supremacy and racial purity. The group's activities and beliefs were documented, revealing a hidden extremist network in the area.
A 12-year-old boy's desperate plea for aid in Ivins, Utah, led to a child abuse investigation uncovering children bound, starved, and injured in a home. Extreme parenting tactics, a therapist's involvement, and overlooked warnings exposed systemic neglect and abuse within a local family.
Maggots on an unidentified victim's face may provide critical evidence in solving a brutal murder. A unearthed skull linked to a young woman's remains has prompted investigators to revisit a 50-year-old cold case.
In 1996, an investigation was launched into the abduction of a 17-year-old boy from a shop near his home, which was followed by threatening demands for $30,000.
A mother abducted and murdered her stepson, leading to her FBI arrest after her husband reported his suspicious behavior during an investigation.
In 1982, George Emil Banks killed 13 people and critically injured one, driven by his belief in an impending race war. His actions included murders at his home and a trailer park, followed by a police standoff. The incident remains a notable case of targeted violence linked to his apocalyptic worldview.