Real Crime Videos
In 1977, the murders of Allan and Velma Graham remained unsolved until dentist Glennon Engleman was identified as the killer. Linked to multiple murders, including Russell Graham, whom he killed for financial gain, the investigation revealed Engleman's manipulative past and criminal activities.
A serial killer linked to a dating game show appeared during a spree suspected to have killed up to 130 victims. Investigators traced his activities to multiple locations, highlighting the scale of the crime and the challenge of connecting his actions to the public platform he used.
A nurse dubbed the "Angel of Death" used insulin to kill infants, sparking investigations and discussions among colleagues, victims' families, and law enforcement. Her crimes, detailed in a documentary, revealed a pattern of targeting vulnerable newborns through medical means.
Trevor Hardy, known as the "Beast of Manchester," murdered three teenage girls in the 1970s. New evidence from his prison cell highlights missed opportunities and unresolved questions about his crimes, with interviews and documents shedding light on his mindset.
Drug trafficking has fueled a violent, deadly criminal underworld, resulting in widespread violence and the proliferation of organized crime networks.
In Early, Iowa, Tracy Richtor staged a home invasion, fatally shooting a vulnerable neighbor to frame her ex-husband during a custody battle. The crime, initially seen as self-defense, unraveled as investigators uncovered her premeditated act, revealing a calculated scheme to manipulate the legal system.
Sam Greening and Tai Medland married three months after meeting but faced growing tensions due to their contrasting personalities. After Sam’s miscarriage, Tai became obsessively jealous, hacking her messages and accusing her of infidelity. In 2016, he murdered Sam in Brighton, marking a tragic end to their short-lived relationship.
A woman was murdered in Blue Earth, Minnesota, remaining unsolved until a local police officer was identified as the killer, though her identity remained unclear. Byron Wright's disappearance was linked to his wife and her new husband, who buried him under a garage. Lee Rotatori's murder in Iowa was resolved in 2019 via DNA testing, but the motive remains unknown.
A roommate murdered a young mother and her toddlers to steal her newborn, abandoning the infant at a church after an Amber Alert prompted panic. Investigators linked the targeted house fire and missing baby to a plot involving obsession and accomplices, culminating in the offender's execution by her own allies.
In a quiet California neighborhood, Olympic hero and teacher Dave Lout was shot dead in his backyard. His wife, Jane, alleged an intruder, but police found a hidden gun, suspicious behavior, and forensic evidence suggesting the incident was not a robbery. The investigation revealed inconsistencies, leading to her becoming the prime suspect in his murder.
In 2015, 29-year-old Jake Millison disappeared from a Colorado farm, with his family claiming he left for a martial arts tournament. Friends suspected foul play, citing longstanding family tensions over inheritance and greed. A farmhand’s discovery of buried remains led to an investigation revealing altered documents, burned evidence, and a text message that exposed the family’s cover-up.
In July 1998, Keith Black vanished, sparking a missing persons investigation. His wife claimed he left due to marital issues and debt, but authorities suspected foul play. Years later, an undercover operation revealed a violent act, a six-hour drive with a body in the trunk, and a wilderness cover-up, exposing a chilling plot to erase the truth.