FilmRise True Crime Videos
A woman's disappearance led investigators to consider kidnapping or murder. Forensic analysis, including DNA profiling and a forensic artist's work, identified a suspect known for targeting vulnerable women, confirming the crime as a targeted attack.
Hikers near Anchorage discovered a body wrapped in sheets with orange-edged stitching, along with a tuft of red carpet fibers that linked to the killer. Forensic Files, the longest-running true crime series, used evidence and expert analysis to solve the case.
A flight attendant's murder prompted the son of a previously killed victim to contact police, linking two cases with similar methods. Forensic analysis of biological evidence confirmed serial killings, highlighting patterns in the crimes.
A shrimp boat sank during a violent Louisiana storm, killing the captain and leaving the deckhand stranded for 14 hours. The deckhand was hailed as a hero until the captain's body was later recovered, casting doubt on the rescue's circumstances.
A wealthy real estate tycoon's disappearance led to suspicions of foul play. His will outlined posthumous directives, which were followed after a hiker discovered a bullet-ridden skull. Forensic analysis confirmed the violent death, linking the crime to the victim's will provisions.
The murder of an American tourist in a Mexican resort initially appeared to be robbery, but forensic analysis revealed a more sinister motive, prompting cross-border law enforcement collaboration to investigate the crime.
A prominent banker's wife is kidnapped, leading police on a wild goose chase. An entomologist's discovery links ordinary office equipment to extraordinary clues, identifying a new suspect in the case.
An Alaskan police officer discovered a woman's body in a public park, stabbed to death. The medical examiner preserved her rib cage, which showed the fatal wound, during the autopsy.
A man stabbed his wife, pushed her into a pool, and held her head underwater. He had no memory of the act. A jury must weigh evidence against the complexities of the mind. Forensic Files, the longest-running true crime series, uses expert analysis to solve real cases, including crimes, disease outbreaks, and accidents.
A woman disappears without a trace. Foul play is suspected, but leads fail, leaving the case unsolved for two decades. A hair sample found in an isolated area later links to her. Forensic Files, the longest-running true crime series, uses evidence and expert interviews to solve real crimes, disease outbreaks, and accidents globally.
A television news anchor was shot to death outside her home, with investigators citing a crime of passion by an obsessed fan. Forensic Files, the longest-running true crime series, uses evidence and expert interviews to solve real crimes and disease outbreaks worldwide.
Investigators examined ashes from a fire that killed a 40-year-old woman. Initially attributed to an unattended cigarette, forensic analysis revealed a more complex cause. Experts' evidence and interviews helped solve the case.