48 Hours Videos
A 1957 cold case involving a friend's childhood memory of a murder led to new investigation efforts, as reported by Erin Moriarty in a 2017 episode. The case highlights how personal recollections can aid in solving long-unresolved crimes.
A Florida father vanished during a lake hunt, sparking rumors of an alligator attack. A 17-year cold case ended with courtroom revelations confirming his mother's murder conviction.
In 2025, Barry Morphew, husband of Colorado woman Suzanne Morphew, was arrested for first-degree murder in her 2020 death. This marks his second murder charge in the case, following dismissed initial accusations. Suzanne was last seen on Mother's Day 2020 during a bike ride.
"48 Hours" investigates complex crimes and con artist cases, focusing on true crime and justice since 1988. The series has contributed to exonerating wrongfully convicted individuals and solving cold cases through in-depth reporting and original journalism, impacting lives and advancing justice.
Two military men who loved the same woman were murdered, and she later died. Investigative reports detail the tragic case's unresolved motives and complex circumstances, highlighting its impact on justice and human experience.
A woman was repeatedly attacked, stalked, and intimidated by her husband, who killed her despite her multiple calls to police. The case, reported by "48 Hours" contributor Jonathan Vigliotti, highlights challenges in addressing domestic violence and criminal accountability.
Benji Novack, a wealthy Miami hotel heir and Batman collector, was found dead. The case remains unsolved, with authorities investigating potential motives and suspects linked to his affluent background and interests.
"48 Hours" compiled cases of crimes of passion ahead of Valentine’s Day, including the murders of Anna Repkina and Moriah Wilson, as well as investigations into a clown-related killing and a Valentine’s Day homicide. The series highlights its role in solving cold cases and advocating for justice through in-depth reporting.
"48 Hours" investigates complex crimes through evidence, focusing on cases involving justice, greed, and passion. Since 1988, the series has aided in exonerating wrongfully convicted individuals, reopening cold cases, and driving impactful journalism that has changed lives.
"48 Hours" is a true crime documentary series that premiered in 1988, focusing on complex crime investigations and justice-related themes. It has contributed to exonerating wrongfully convicted individuals, reopening cold cases, and achieving impactful outcomes in criminal justice through original reporting and investigative journalism.
A young white woman's false accusation against a Black man led to his wrongful conviction in a murder case. Erin Moriarty, covering the case for two decades, highlights racial bias and systemic flaws in the justice system that contributed to the injustice.
Theresa Fusco disappeared over 40 years ago in Long Island, New York. "48 Hours" investigated her case, along with those of Kelly Morrissey and Jackie Martarella, exploring unresolved missing persons mysteries through forensic analysis and historical records.