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Timothy Riha, accused of exposing himself in Albuquerque retail stores and targeting children, was arrested in Rio Rancho after police linked his alleged offenses to multiple locations, including H&M and Target. He faced charges of voyeurism and aggravated indecent exposure, having previously drawn similar accusations in California and Arizona, though no prior convictions existed in New Mexico. Riha pleaded not guilty.

In a disturbing murder case, Tamika Chesser is accused of killing and decapitating her boyfriend Julian Story. A man walking his dog discovered Story’s missing skull, prompting retired police commander Mike King to discuss the evidence’s implications for the investigation.

Perry Mangano, 21, was arrested after allegedly exposing himself and inappropriately touching a woman at a home decor store in Middletown, New Jersey. Police responded to reports that he returned nine days after two prior incidents involving women, with surveillance capturing the alleged assault. He was later identified by authorities.

Marc Lépine, who faced repeated personal failures including rejection from military service and an engineering program, blamed feminism for his setbacks. He later murdered multiple women, linking his actions to his resentment toward feminist movements.

During the German occupation of France in World War II, Marcel Petiot, using the alias Dr. Eugène, lured refugees into his home, murdering at least 27 people, including a family, and stealing their belongings.

In 1942, during WWII, Marcel Petiot, a French doctor, preyed on Jews, criminals, and partisans in Occupied Paris by posing as a resistance fighter. As the body count rose, French police and Gestapo raced to capture him before he could strike again.

Marceline Harvey began her criminal career at a young age, repeatedly committing crimes after each release. Despite being 83, she remains a threat to society due to her ongoing criminal behavior.

The source outlines five tragic events covered in the fourth episode, focusing on incidents resulting in loss of life or severe harm, though specific details about each case are not provided.

Maria's marriage ended when Malcolm discovered her bigamy. Her jealousy escalated into dangerous rage, culminating in a confrontation that revealed her willingness to act on her anger.

A woman repeatedly threatened to kill her ex and enlisted her father to enact the threat. Despite warnings, authorities could not prevent the fatal outcome, raising questions about systemic failures in intervention.

Marie Singleton vanished in November 1994 following a drinking argument with her husband Andre Jackson. Her body was discovered in her car, leading to Andre's conviction for first-degree murder. Investigations uncovered her CIA employment and an anonymous claim of a cover-up, though DNA evidence directly tied him to the crime.

The second series of a true crime documentary examines Marie Stewart's murder, where her partner left her body decomposing in a garage. Dr. Richard Shepherd employs digital autopsies and forensic analysis to uncover details about the crime and its circumstances.