Real Crime Videos

Phoenix faced a year-long series of attacks by two individuals targeting pedestrians, cyclists, and animals for thrill. Detective Clark Schwarzoff linked a .22 rifle and .410 shotgun, identifying a coordinated team. Forensic analysis, survivor testimony, and an undercover wiretap led to the arrest of two men living double lives.
During a Martin Luther King Jr. Unity parade in Spokane, a cleaning crew discovered a suspicious backpack. Bomb technicians identified a device with shrapnel coated in substances to prevent blood clotting and ensure infection, highlighting its extreme cruelty.
Jerry Woodman, a wealthy businessman with a troubled personal life, mistreated his sons Neil and Stewart, who resented his financial exploitation and control. After tensions escalated when he sought to oust them, the brothers hired individuals to murder both parents during Yom Kippur, highlighting family conflict and greed leading to fatal consequences.
A Welsh serial killer, known as The Wildman, received four life sentences for a series of murders and sexual assaults. The case is part of a documentary series examining notorious criminals.
In 1998, Jennifer Jenkins was found dead in her Chatham, Ontario, basement with multiple gunshot wounds. Her brother Mason, the initial suspect, fled the scene. His parents, despite community isolation and health struggles, pursued appeals, maintaining his innocence for over a decade, believing the crime resulted from a tragic accident or robbery gone wrong.
Trenton Mallory, a Michigan gun enthusiast, was found shot while asleep. His fiancée Amber Smith faced scrutiny. Lyle Kopenkoskey, a Petoskey resident, died near his home, leaving investigators with scarce clues. His wife, Carol, endured a cold case. Vince, a New Orleans sportscaster, faced a complex investigation after his wife Liz was shot, with police pursuing a vagrant linked to potential bigamy.
A popular social media figure, Dr. Teresa Sievers, was found dead in her kitchen. Police discovered three family members—Richard Smith, his mother Voncile, and brother John—dead in their home during a missing person investigation. Shayna Hubers admitted shooting her boyfriend, Ryan Poston, claiming self-defense after he assaulted her.
Bipsy Amiran, seeking escape from a traumatic childhood, formed a relationship with Mickey Wagstaff, a church youth leader she viewed as a stable partner. As their wedding neared, her perception of his support shifted to feelings of entrapment, highlighting a transition from comfort to suffocation in their relationship.
The disappearance of 8-year-old Sandra Cantu from her California neighborhood triggered a widespread search by Tracy Police and the FBI. Clues, including a note and a suitcase found in a pond, led to her murder. Investigators uncovered that a trusted neighbor, who infiltrated the investigation, was the killer. Her lies were instrumental in her eventual conviction.
Bruce Cleland, after 42 years of solitude, married Rebecca Salceto, whom he believed was his soulmate. He lavishly provided for her, purchasing a luxury home and a diamond ring. However, Salceto, a manipulative offender, exploited his trust, viewing him as a financial resource rather than a romantic partner.
Samantha Henderson and Dominic Isum, a seemingly perfect couple in Corfe Castle, faced a hidden cycle of jealousy and control. Samantha's disappearance in January sparked Dominic's dramatic search for her mother, raising suspicions about his role in her fate.
In 2012, a massacre at a novelty shop in Farmington, New Mexico, left two men dead. Their severe injuries baffled investigators, who initially focused on the wrong suspect, misled by failed polygraphs and community suspicion of the business owner, leading to a cold case.