Real Crime Videos
When a victim's body is not found, prosecutors face challenges in convicting a murder suspect. DNA evidence, however, can offer crucial proof, enabling convictions even without a physical body.
A middle-aged couple was found dead on their boat, naked, burnt, and tied with a yellow cord, sparking a complex RCMP investigation into their deaths.
Catherine Novak died in a fatal fire in Upstate New York, prompting an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the blaze. The case remains shrouded in mystery, with authorities and experts examining evidence to determine the cause and any potential foul play.
A young woman, Brandy Wright, was found dead with severe injuries. Forensic analysis and police efforts linked her death to other crimes involving prostitutes, resulting in arrests and confessions.
Joan Beddeson was murdered by her financial adviser Peter Crittenden, who tricked her into designating him as the sole beneficiary in her will before killing her. The case highlights his deceitful manipulation and the resulting fatal outcome.
A leg bone washing ashore prompts a forensic pathologist to investigate its origin, addressing key questions about the case. Meanwhile, experts analyze a cheque and lottery ticket to determine their authenticity, resolving disputes through forensic document and chemical analysis.
On Remembrance Day, a German matron in a wealthy suburb was found murdered, with autopsy revealing her death was caused by a concealed gunshot. Firearms expert Sam Barbetta identified homemade, untraceable bullets as the weapon. The case highlights forensic science's role in analyzing crime scene evidence to solve previously undetectable crimes.
Water can be used by criminals to erase evidence, engulf bodies, and remove weapons, making it a challenging factor in investigations. Its ability to conceal crimes by erasing traces, submerging remains, and eliminating clues complicates detection and hinders solving cases.
Britain's 6 million CCTV cameras, increasingly operated by homeowners using low-cost systems, now monitor public spaces 24/7. A documentary examines the rise of domestic surveillance through real footage and accounts of those involved.
The Night Stalker: 17 Years Of Terror And Over 200 Victims follows Detective Colin Sutton's investigation into the serial offender known as the Night Stalker, whose attacks on elderly victims terrorised Southeast London for nearly two decades. Through firsthand accounts and investigative footage, the documentary examines the painstaking police operation...
Jack Unterweger, an Austrian serial killer, was celebrated as a rehabilitation success after his first murder conviction but later killed again, highlighting the limitations of such programs in preventing recidivism among violent offenders.
Nurse Beverley Allitt poisoned 13 children under her care, killing four, and was nicknamed "The Angel of Death" by British media. Her actions led to criminal charges and a high-profile trial.