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Hilma Witte, Lois Nadean Smith, and Edith McAlinden's maternal actions led to their children's deaths. Hilma's greed, Lois's rage, and Edith's temper drove violent acts, highlighting the dark consequences of familial bonds.

Dr. Debora Green, a respected oncologist, poisoned her husband and plotted to harm her children, driven by personal struggles. Her case reveals a descent into violence, highlighting complex motivations and the unraveling of a successful life tainted by toxic secrets.

Ellie Nesler sought justice for her son's death, Jean Harris killed her lover in a fatal obsession, and Amina Chaudary's tragic love affair led to violent acts. These cases, explored in *Deadly Women*, highlight female perpetrators' psychological motives, including vengeance, obsession, and emotional turmoil, revealing complex factors driving extreme criminal behavior.

On August 2, 2018, Seth Welch and Tatiana Fusari were arrested after their 10-month-old daughter died from starvation and dehydration. They refused medical care, believing doctors would harm their family. Both were sentenced to life imprisonment without parole for murder and child abuse in 2020 and 2021. The other two children's welfare remains unknown.

A 20-year-old Michigan woman, Alicia Jackson-Skaggs, and her boyfriend were ambushed by gunfire outside Golden Corral, leading to her fatal head injury and his crash while fleeing. Investigators linked her murder to her ex-boyfriend, Deondre McLilly, who had a history of stalking her prior to the incident.

"48 Hours" investigates crime cases involving mothers seeking justice, including the disappearance of Kristin Smart and the Mandy Stavik case. The series, which began in 1988, has helped exonerate wrongful convictions and reopen cold cases, impacting lives through original reporting.

Deadly Women S03 investigates female murderers, including filicide and delusion-driven crimes. The series explores psychological factors and historical cases from diverse regions, unraveling motivations behind these violent acts through meticulous research and case analysis.

A series episode examines cases of violent women driven by anger, control, and familial conflict, including murders linked to temper tantrums, family betrayals, and generational strife. Historical and modern cases highlight psychological factors like manipulation and alcohol-fueled rage, revealing how these dynamics escalate into lethal violence.

On October 12, 2023, a 911 call from a boy led police to a residence in Hialeah, where they discovered a severe crime scene. The incident, detailed in a documentary, involved a chilling confession and a horrifying outcome, though specifics of the crime and investigation remain undisclosed in the provided summary.

Two mothers lost four children in mysterious deaths, yet one was convicted of murder while the other was not. An investigation explored how similar cases led to vastly different legal outcomes, highlighting disparities in evidence, prosecution, and judicial decisions.

Three women murdered their children under extreme emotional distress: Stacey Barker suffocated her daughter seeking love, Kelly Silk acted during postpartum depression, and Nicole Diar sacrificed her son for a partying lifestyle. All cases highlight severe psychological turmoil leading to fatal decisions, with victims buried to conceal their crimes.

A body was discovered in the LA desert, prompting an investigation linked to professional killers, a movie icon, and missing Colombian cocaine. Authorities explored connections between the crime and broader criminal networks, focusing on forensic and legal challenges in the case.