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The mother of two teenage girls was found dead in her bathtub, prompting Peel, Ontario police to reopen the case. New evidence has led investigators to reassess the circumstances surrounding her death, highlighting challenges in water-related crime investigations.

Two scientists died under mysterious circumstances—an engineer in Singapore and a physicist in Paris—raising questions about espionage and national security motives. Investigations explored potential cover-ups and advanced technology disputes, highlighting unresolved gaps in their cases.

Philip Inhofer was murdered by his girlfriend Michelle Cummiskey, who used the alias Batgirl. The crime, marked by betrayal and sinister motives, led to a nationwide investigation. Shocking revelations exposed her actions, leaving a devastating impact on his family.

The cases of Tiahleigh Palmer and Kiesha Weippeart involved parents accused of murdering their children. Inside Crime investigated these crimes, using police footage, reenactments, and interviews to reveal the offenders' actions and the subsequent legal outcomes. The series examined the psychological aspects and justice served in these tragic cases.

Eric Clark and Constance Harris's love affair turned fatal, with investigations revealing a toxic relationship that led to murder. The case highlights how marital bliss can unravel into violence and betrayal, exposing the dark side of personal connections.

On August 26, 2015, during a live news broadcast in Roanoke, Virginia, Alison Parker and camera operator Adam Ward were killed by Bryce Williams, later identified as Vester Lee Flanagan, a former network employee with a history of narcissistic behavior and legal disputes. The attack occurred during a live interview, leaving Vicki Gardner seriously injured. Flanagan, who had been fired from the network two and a half years prior, later recorded the event.

Mac & Muff Graham were killed by Duane Buck Walker on a secluded Pacific island during a vacation, with Walker's greed leading to their deaths.

A survivor grapples with trauma after her stepbrother was convicted of murdering her family to attend the prom. CBS News correspondent Jim Axelrod reports on the case, highlighting the emotional aftermath and legal proceedings.

On March 27, 1979, 17-year-old Angela Kelley left her friend's apartment to retrieve a Coke and head to a pawn shop. She never reached her destinations, and the case remains unsolved.

A filmmaker seeks to solve the murder of his wife's sister, 17 years after the crime. CBS News correspondent Jim Axelrod reports on the case. The show "48 Hours" investigates complex crimes, aiding in exonerations and reopening cold cases since its 1988 premiere.

A-list fashion writer Christa Worthington was murdered on Cape Cod in 2006. The man convicted of her killing continues to seek freedom, as "48 Hours" has reported on the case since its inception.

In 1980, two girls attending a Hollywood Hills party became victims of a serial killer's attacks on infamous Sunset Strip, intertwining their lives with a chilling series of murders linked to the area.