Real Crime Videos
In 1997, Jamie McMahan and Christopher Kauffman committed a series of robberies, kidnappings, and murders before vanishing. FBI agents pursued them across six states, leading to a high-profile investigation. The case, involving sensitive details, was later recounted through reenactments and interviews.
New evidence has led to the reopening of a decades-old accidental death case, prompting a renewed investigation into the incident involving the victim and suspect.
A couple's marriage collapsed five months after their wedding, marred by debt and secrets. After discovering a bloodied home and missing husband, investigators uncovered a tangled web of accusations, a drug cartel link, and a hidden affair. A body found in a pond revealed a tragic, premeditated crime driven by betrayal and greed.
The murder of 18-year-old Chris Donovan shocked the community, prompting an investigation led by Colin Sutton. The case highlighted the emotional toll on the family and ultimately led to the conviction of the perpetrators.
A 17-year-old boy, Thomas Griffiths, murdered his girlfriend after their breakup and staged the scene to appear as a suicide. Authorities investigated the crime, leading to his arrest and prosecution for premeditated murder.
Sir Trevor MacDonald explores a U.S. maximum-security prison, interviewing death row inmates about their experiences. He highlights a former inmate who avoided execution, visits the prison's barber shop as a rare moment of normalcy, and profiles a teenager on death row convicted at 13 for a grave error.
Alyssa Bustamante, 15, became America's youngest convicted killer following a troubled upbringing that allegedly influenced her actions. The case underscores the complexities of youth criminal behavior, though specific details of the investigation remain undisclosed.
In March 1989, 16-year-old Brian Britton murdered his parents and 8-year-old brother without a known motive, marking a violent crime linked to his fascination with guns and violence. The incident remains unsolved, highlighting the tragic consequences of youth aggression.
Transgender inmate Franklin, known for his attention-seeking behavior, formed a relationship with fellow inmate Leslie despite strict prison rules prohibiting romantic ties. The case highlights the challenges of maintaining such relationships in a facility where interpersonal connections are restricted.
In 1997, Fiona Yu, an Arizona State University student focused on academics, was raped and murdered. Four years later, criminal profiler John Yarbrough developed the first psychological profile of the perpetrator in Tempe.
Terror in NY: The Son of Sam Killings profiles David Berkowitz, the serial killer whose random shooting spree plunged New York City into fear during the 1970s. The documentary examines his crimes, the unprecedented manhunt to identify him, and the investigation that brought the "Son of Sam" to justice.
Technology aided investigators in the World Trade Center bombing case by analyzing DNA from saliva on a mailing label to identify the bomber.