Real Crime Videos
Mick Philpott, a Derby father, murdered six children, including five of his own, by setting his home on fire. The incident involved the deaths of his children and his wife, prompting a criminal investigation into the case.
The Texas Rangers, established in the 1830s, are investigating a cold-blooded double homicide, leveraging advancements in medical jurisprudence to aid their evolving role in modern criminal investigations.
In early 20th-century Bristol, Ada James was murdered, leading to the arrest and trial of her husband, Ted Palmer. Convicted in a one-day trial, Palmer received the death penalty, though the case remains debated for its swift judicial outcome and unresolved questions about justice.
A four-part British crime documentary series, produced by Glistening Productions and licensed to Little Dot Studios, investigates the cases of four notorious conmen, detailing their crimes, investigations, and legal outcomes.
U.S. intelligence conducted a covert operation to capture Che Guevara, a revolutionary leader. Agent Felix Rodriguez led the mission, tracking his guerrilla forces in Bolivia's jungle. The operation culminated in Guevara's capture, resulting in a direct confrontation between the two adversaries.
The FBI conducted a multi-year investigation into five New York crime families, focusing on Vincent Gigante, who feigned mental illness to evade prosecution and incarceration. Special attention was given to his fraudulent claims during the probe.
In early 1900s Paris, the commuting of a child killer's death sentence ignited public outrage, delaying France's abolition of the death penalty for decades.
A young girl was brutally beaten by teenagers and discovered dead in a river, prompting an investigation complicated by water-related challenges. Authorities eventually solved the case, though details of the perpetrators and circumstances remain unspecified.
A woman faces multiple murder charges, with police interrogation tapes, interviews, and re-enactments detailing her alleged actions. Questions about her free will and potential mind control influence arise as investigators explore whether she initiated the crimes.
The "Death House Landlady" murdered elderly and disabled tenants to steal their social security benefits, targeting vulnerable individuals for financial gain. Authorities investigated her crimes, revealing a pattern of premeditated killings.
A gold digger poisoned his wealthy lover with a lethal nightcap, while a cunning wife was exposed after her husband's second ER visit. Both cases highlight toxic relationships and criminal intent.
Online dating has led to tragic incidents, including murders, prompting calls for heightened public awareness of safety risks. Investigations reveal offenders often exploit platforms to groom victims, underscoring the need for vigilance and education to prevent such tragedies.