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Gail Fulton, a Detroit suburb librarian, was killed in a parking lot by three Florida men hired by Donna Trapani, a Pensacola nurse, who sought revenge after being jilted by Gail’s husband.

Enron, linked to the first major Wall Street scandal, involved individuals dubbed "the smartest men in the room" who were revealed as dishonest hustlers in corporate fraud cases.

Eric Rudolph bombed an abortion clinic. While in hiding, his mother appealed for his surrender on television, eventually leading to FBI capture.

Mugshots: Gary Ridgway – The Green River Killer examines the investigation that identified one of America's most prolific serial killers. Using detective records, case evidence, and interviews, the documentary follows the Green River murders, Ridgway's arrest, and the confessions that revealed the true scale of his crimes.

The Texas Seven escaped from the John B. Connally Unit in Texas on December 13, 2000. They were captured over a month later thanks to the television show America’s Most Wanted. George Rivas, one of the escapees, received a death sentence after being extradited to Texas.

Ira Einhorn, a 1960s hippie, murdered his girlfriend and fled to Paris, where he was eventually captured. Known as "the Unicorn," his case is detailed in a true crime documentary.

Jimi Hendrix was hospitalized in London and declared dead, though friends dispute the official cause of death as a drug overdose. A woman present during his final night and others urge Scotland Yard to re-investigate, citing conflicting accounts of his demise.

The 1963 JFK assassination in Dallas on November 22 is explored via interviews with experts, eyewitnesses, and doctors who witnessed the event and its aftermath, presented by FilmRise True Crime.

The case of John Gotti, a notorious mafia boss, is detailed through court wiretaps and undercover footage of his criminal activities and crew. The investigation reveals his role as a smiling killer, contrasting his public persona with his violent actions.

A case involving a 9/11 mastermind details his journey from New York to Pakistan, tracking mysterious connections and unresolved aspects of his activities.

Naked women’s bodies were discovered in Los Angeles hillsides, leading to the identification of cousins Kenneth Bianchi and Angelo Buono as serial killers who murdered for thrill. Prison footage revealed their crimes, confirming their roles in the deaths of multiple victims.

San Francisco police discovered a dead woman killed by a dog, leading to the arrest of her owners, Marjorie Knoller and Robert Noel, who were linked to an attack-dog breeding ring. The trial revealed their involvement in training dogs for violent attacks, with evidence including footage of such training.