What Actually Caught Ted Bundy: The Evidence They Almost Lost explores the forensic evidence that helped convict Ted Bundy, showing how advances in crime scene investigation and physical evidence played a critical role in solving one of America's most notorious serial murder cases.
On April 20, 1999, Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold carried out a deadly attack at Columbine High School in Colorado, killing 13 and injuring 20. The incident, involving premeditated violence and disturbing footage, remains one of the deadliest school shootings in U.S. history.
In January 2008, 41-year-old Tati Rodgers disappeared after visiting a North Wales supermarket. Her friends anticipated her return soon, prompting detectives to employ creative tactics to locate her, leading to a high-stakes investigation involving deception and a pursuit of the prime suspect.
A documentary examines the cases of serial killers Leonard Lake and Charles Ing, Peter Moore, and Vincent Tobac. It details their descent into violence, including a dominant-subservient duo, a businessman's hidden crimes, and an engineer's dual life. Their arrests followed a shoplifting incident and DNA evidence.
What Made Ted Bundy So Evil? examines the life, crimes, and psychology of one of America's most notorious serial killers, exploring how Bundy's outward charm concealed a series of brutal murders across the United States.
In August 1981, 91-year-old Henry Walsh was fatally stabbed by 18-year-old Andrew Dawson during a robbery at his Lancashire hardware store. Dawson, a known thief, spent 17 years in prison before killing two neighbors in 2010, cementing his reputation as a prolific murderer.
In September 2002, 15-year-old Jenna Baldwin vanished from Pontypool, South Wales, prompting a major missing persons investigation. Authorities questioned her disappearance, as evidence suggested she had not simply run away, raising concerns about her safety and the circumstances surrounding her disappearance.
On April 4, 1985, Elizabeth Haysom's parents were stabbed to death at their Virginia estate, with the dining room filled with blood and strange symbols. The crime, planned over two years, linked Haysom and her boyfriend Jens Söring, whose relationship allegedly fueled the murders.
On August 22, 1933, Violette NoziĂšre administered sleeping pills to her parents, then left for the evening. Returning, she found them unresponsive, opened the gas valve, and alerted neighbors, falsely claiming they had committed suicide. The incident remains a subject of historical inquiry into her motives.
What Made Trevor Hardy 'The Beast of Manchester'? examines the crimes and psychology of the serial killer who murdered three teenage girls in Greater Manchester between 1974 and 1976. The episode explores his background, violent behaviour, and the investigation that led to his arrest and conviction.
In 2005, Robert Farquharson drowned his three sons in a dam near Winchelsea, later convicted of murder for revenge against his ex-wife. In 2001, Peter Falconio was killed by Bradley Murdoch on the Stuart Highway, with Falconio's body remaining missing. In 1991, Wade Frankum killed eight in a Sydney mall before taking his own life, linked to violent media.
On February 24, 1986, police found Sheri Weathers and her two children dead in their home in Talladega, Alabama. The bodies were arranged in a cross. The killer, Daniel Siebert, a 31-year-old artist, was linked to the murders, which were part of a larger spree.