Real Crime Videos
Julia Farerson sought justice after her son Shagun's murder, an unsolved homicide of a young Black man in Toronto. A chilling voicemail revealed a secret he kept, distinguishing this case. The documentary tracks her fight against a distrustful system and a community hesitant to speak.
Essex detectives investigated the stabbing of Courtney "Love" Valentine Brown, linked to drugs and intimidation. Suspects included Kelly King, Ian Slater, and Alex Stevens. Forensic evidence and witness accounts led to Stevens' arrest after a raid, though charges remained pending due to circumstantial findings.
In 1849, a man disappeared in Bermondsey. His brutal murder enraptured the public and press, captivating figures like Charles Dickens, who followed the case closely. The offender, Marie Manning, was linked to the crime.
Joanna Yeates disappeared in 2010, sparking widespread media coverage. Police initially arrested a suspect but later charged her neighbor with manslaughter after he admitted to the crime.
In summer 1934, grim discoveries at Brighton train station and King's Cross prompted a major police investigation, revealing unexpected connections that shifted the case's direction.
FBI agents pursued Claude Dallas, a self-styled mountain man in Idaho, after he killed two game wardens. His frequent law violations, including a prison escape, led to a full-scale manhunt following the fatal incident. The case is part of real FBI files documented through reenactments and interviews with law enforcement.
A young African-American man's decapitation prompted Miami-Dade police and FBI to investigate, linking him to a religious cult led by Yahweh ben Yahweh. Authorities identified him as a dissident member of the Nation of Yahweh, part of a RICO probe into the group's activities.
Derrick Bird killed 12 people in Cumbria during a firearm attack, then took his own life. Criminologists and psychologists examine factors contributing to his extreme actions.
A handless corpse was discovered floating on Wellington's Red Rocks beach shoreline, prompting an investigation into the victim's identity and origin. Forensic techniques are employed to solve a seemingly unsolvable crime.
In 1988, a South Carolina farmer's death led to a confession from a criminal who revealed two prominent community members hired him to commit murder. The case highlighted unresolved tensions and prompted renewed investigation into the crime.
Jutta Weber was last seen exiting her workplace after ending a relationship with a boyfriend with a violent history. Her body was discovered months later by police, though the exact circumstances of her death remain undisclosed.
Fourteen-year-old Pamela Bischoff missed her curfew. Her mother is convinced she was raped and murdered by an older boy, leading to an investigation into the case.