FilmRise True Crime Videos
In December 1995, 19-year-old French hitchhiker Céline Figard accepted a ride from a truck driver en route to the UK, where she was last seen. She vanished without a trace, remaining a mystery in an unsolved case of stranger-related homicide.
In 1986, Barbara Carr was killed in a Texas home invasion, with her husband surviving. A new forensic technique may link the crime to an unexpected suspect, as explored by a true crime series examining genetic genealogy's role in solving cold cases.
During Hurricane Harvey, Crystal McDowell disappeared in Baytown, Texas. Investigators questioned whether the storm caused her absence or if her ex-husband, Steven McDowell, concealed her fate, though no conclusive evidence was found.
A couple sought revenge against a drug dealer who stole their dog, leading to his arrest after posing as a valet to steal cars. Police intervened, uncovering his criminal activities, highlighting the consequences of his actions beyond the statute of limitations.
The Idaho student murders sparked widespread public interest as investigators examined security footage and witness accounts to uncover the killings. Experts analyzed motives, while families shared their experiences during the probe.
In 2003, a man discovered a human skull in the Sierra Nevada mountains, linking to a missing mother in Mammoth Lakes. Investigators used genetic genealogy to identify the victim, resolving a decades-old mystery through advancements in forensic science.
A miniseries based on Truman Capote's true-crime novel details the 1959 murder of a Kansas rancher and his family by two ex-convicts. The adaptation, featuring Sam Neill, explores the crime and its impact, blending real events with dramatic storytelling.
A miniseries based on Truman Capote's true-crime work depicts two ex-cons who murdered a rancher and his family. Sam Neill stars in the adaptation, which explores the crime and its aftermath.
A miniseries based on Truman Capote's true-crime book details the 1959 murder of a Kansas rancher and his family by two ex-cons. The story, featuring Sam Neill, explores the investigation and trial of the offenders.
James Ray III, a high-flying attorney, fled a gruesome crime scene in New Jersey after a fatal incident, prompting an investigation into the psychological factors potentially driving his alleged murder.
In 1996, Catherine Nevin reported a break-in and violent attack at her pub in Dublin, resulting in her husband Tom's death. The incident remains unsolved, with authorities investigating the crime but no conclusive evidence or perpetrator identified.
James Randall, a convicted sex offender, murdered two women in Clearwater, Florida in the mid-1990s and was suspected of other sex crimes. He was arrested following a sting operation.