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In October 2012, Gail Spencer, a legal secretary at a prominent law firm, failed to appear for work. Georgia investigators conducted a welfare check at her home and discovered a crime scene, leading to an investigation into her disappearance.

Law student Lauren Giddings was found dismembered at Mercer University's Barristers Hall. Neighbor Steven McDaniel is questioned as the torso was discovered. Detectives are tracing her final 24 hours in Macon, Georgia.

A murder investigation examines law enforcement tactics and criminal motives, revealing complex inquiries into an offender's psyche. The case highlights tensions between justice and the psychological drivers behind violent acts.

Lawrence Bittaker & Roy Norris: The Toolbox Killers examines the crimes of Lawrence Bittaker and Roy Norris, whose partnership was responsible for a series of abductions, sexual assaults, and murders in Southern California during 1979. The documentary explores their backgrounds, criminal collaboration, the investigation that ended their crimes, and the...

Pam Bodtcher, a close friend of convicted child abusers Ruby Franke and Jodi Hildebrandt, is mentioned in a civil lawsuit against Hildebrandt’s life coaching company. While not a defendant, her alleged involvement and knowledge of the Franke children’s treatment are under scrutiny.

In February 2022, a woman in Stuart, Florida, drove her car onto a sidewalk outside a Fresh Market, striking four people. She later arrived at a police station, confessing to hearing voices urging her to kill, expressing intent to harm her niece, and requesting a turkey sandwich and social media deletion. Despite her admissions, she was never incarcerated.

Arizona County Attorney Paul Correa faces criminal charges after allegedly filming minor girls at a Target store and viewing the video in his car with disheveled pants. Bodycam footage and witness statements detail the incident, prompting investigations into his alleged misconduct.

Alex Murdaugh, a prominent South Carolina attorney, was convicted of murdering his wife, Maggie Murdaugh, and son, Paul Murdaugh, as scrutiny intensified over his extensive financial fraud. The documentary analyses his police interrogation, the investigators' questioning, and the evidence prosecutors used to establish motive and secure his murder convictions.

Two cases: A lawyer is killed by his wife and her lover using horse tranquilizers after he discovers her criminal past. A muscle-car enthusiast fakes his death to claim life insurance, escaping financial troubles he caused.

An Oklahoma attorney was arrested in court after a heated clash with a judge during a custody hearing, leading to contempt charges. Court records show a pattern of disruptive behavior, prompting criminal charges and potential loss of his law license, threatening his legal career.

Lawyers represent four accused: one facing violent disorder and knife brandishing during burglary, another charged with axe-related armed robbery at a salon, a serial burglar altering tactics via criminal damage, and a man accused of assaulting a suspected paedophile with a claw hammer. The Tuckers team's cameras capture legal adviser Katy Calderbank's wedding, highlighting staff camaraderie.