
'Mister Rogers' Music Makes Man Murder (2026)
A dispute over loud music led to the murder of 53-year-old Chad Vanscotter by his neighbor, 76-year-old David Boyd, who later told detectives the victim "deserved it." Bodycam footage and newly revealed evidence detail the confrontation and its aftermath.

'Model Citizen' Mom With No Criminal Record Is Put In Prison Prison Girls Absolute Crime (2023)
Tonika, a high-flying realtor with no criminal history, faces embezzlement charges, leading to a $1 million bail and marital tension. Meanwhile, Noel challenges Officer Betanzo, while Tamara undergoes therapy after abuse.

'Monster' Ex-Husband Threatened Wife in Ohio Murders: Family (2026)
Dr. Michael McKee is accused of murdering Monique Tepe and her husband Spencer Tepe at their Ohio home on December 30. Authorities arrested McKee in Illinois, with the Tepe family alleging he subjected Monique to emotional abuse. New details emerged as police released updates on the investigation.

'Monster' Husband Sobs After Doing the Unthinkable (2026)
Brandon Garrett faced scrutiny after his wife, Jesika Taylor-Sullivan, was found dead in their Alvin, Texas apartment. Detectives challenged his account, questioning his timeline, alibi, and inconsistent explanations during a prolonged interrogation, leading to doubts about his version of events.

'Monster' Parents Make Shocking Decision in Gruesome Abuse Trial (2025)
Krista and Tyler Schindley pleaded guilty to starving their adopted 10-year-old son following testimony in their abuse trial. Prosecutors alleged they also adopted the boy’s twin brothers, though only the 10-year-old was abused.

'My Ex Husband Killed Our Son' Criminal Confessions Our Life (2024)
After a funeral, Karl and Cindy Karlsen found their son Levi fatally crushed under a truck at home. Despite their frantic efforts, Levi had no pulse, and investigators ruled the death an accident, citing a jack failure during vehicle maintenance. The incident occurred in a rural area with rare homicide cases.

'Pathetic' Husband Snaps, Murdering Wife Over Divorce Request (2026)
Christina Hampton, a nurse and mother of three, was found dead in October 2025 after telling her husband, Clifton, she wanted a divorce. Investigators believe Clifton strangled her following arguments and fabricated alibis to conceal his actions. The case was prosecuted by the district attorney, with details explored in a legal discussion.

'Possessed' TikToker Killed Mom, Daughters in Crosswalk: Cops (2025)
A Brooklyn-based TikToker accused of running a red light and causing a fatal crash that killed a mother and her children claimed to first responders she was “possessed.” Law&Crime’s Jesse Weber investigates her past ties to personal injury attorney Perry Fallick, highlighting concerns about her legal history.

'Psycho' Murders Neighbor Over a Tree (2026)
A neighborly dispute over a tree led to a fatal shooting between Cole Hornsby, 26, and Theodore Block, 40. The incident involved a confrontation resulting in one fatality, with details emerging from the investigation.

'Psychopath Loser' Bryan Kohberger Ripped to Shreds in Heated Sentencing (2025)
Families Address Bryan Kohberger During Sentencing examines the victim impact statements delivered during Bryan Kohberger's sentencing for the murders of four University of Idaho students. The documentary explores the emotional testimony presented by victims' families and surviving roommates, along with the legal significance of these statements during the sentencing process.

'Punch Me In The Face': Best Moments of Deputy Frank Sloup On Duty (2025)
Deputy Frank Sloup stopped a driver speeding and attempting to race him on a highway. The suspect, later placed in cuffs, threatened to punch the officer if not restrained. The incident ended with a swift arrest, highlighting the officer's pursuit of a fleeing vehicle.

'Really Angry' Devil's Den Murder Suspect Made Neighbors 'Uncomfortable' (2025)
Andrew James McGann, a former teacher with prior allegations of misconduct toward young girls, was arrested for the murders of Clinton and Cristen Brink in Arkansas. His history of moving between districts and evading scrutiny, coupled with DNA and blood evidence linking him to the crime, led to his arrest at a barbershop days after the incident.