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A hunting accident escalates into a murder-for-hire plot when a phone tip connects a teenager's murder to a man willing to kill friends for profit. Real FBI investigations reveal the case's connection to financial motives and a covert conspiracy.

Three cases involve familial and criminal betrayals: two brothers hired killers to murder their father and later their mother to cover up, a teenager executed by a cartel became a hitman, and a woman killed her husband then hired another assassin after complications. Police investigations led to justice in each instance.

In 1969, 23-year-old Mary Scott was found brutally killed and sexually assaulted in San Diego. Her killer remained unidentified for 51 years until forensic genetic genealogy enabled authorities to identify the perpetrator, resolving a long-standing cold case.

A 24-year-old father was stabbed in Manchester, prompting a high-stakes manhunt. Police used cell tower tracking and covert surveillance to locate suspects, including Jermaine Lehong, who later surrendered. The investigation included dashcam footage, burnt vehicles, and CCTV evidence from the attack scene.

In 2022, 60 Minutes Australia investigated the disappearance of a hitchhiker who vanished after taking a one-way ride on Queensland's Flinders Highway. Experts examined the case, highlighting the road's dangerous reputation and unresolved questions about the incident.

Two British backpackers were found dead on Koh Tao, Thailand, in September 2015, adding to 13 recorded British fatalities in the country over five years. Authorities have faced criticism for potentially downplaying deaths to protect tourism, prompting a documentary to investigate with new evidence and interviews.

In June 1974, six sailboats arrived at Palmyra Island, leading to a fatal conflict. San Diego couple Mac and Eleanor Graham died during the altercation, which erupted from tensions among the visitors. The incident highlights a deadly clash over resources and dominance in an isolated, uninhabited setting.

Two episodes explore criminal cases: one details poison murderers whose greed for money leads to their downfall, while the other focuses on solving a crime without a body through scientific evidence, highlighting investigative challenges and forensic methods.

Ray and Jenny Kellet vanished during a prospecting trip in Western Australia's remote goldfields. Their disappearance sparked a nationwide mystery, with investigators focusing on Graham Mil, whose erratic behavior and conflicting accounts raised suspicions but failed to confirm his involvement in their fate.

Dr. Ruxton, an Indian-born physician in Lancaster, murdered his wife and housemaid in September 1935 after years of accusing his wife of infidelity. He dismembered the bodies to remove identification marks and disposed of them in Scotland.

Jamal Khashoggi, a Saudi journalist and critic, was murdered inside the consulate in Istanbul in 2018. Turkish investigators uncovered evidence of a premeditated plan involving high-ranking officials. The incident sparked global condemnation, political tensions, and ongoing debates about accountability, journalism, and human rights.

Tayside Police investigated the murder of 80-year-old Jenny Methven, one of their largest cases. The killer, treated like family, remains unidentified despite extensive efforts.