FilmRise True Crime Videos
Jessie Con-ui murdered his former mentor, driven by loyalty to the New Mexican Mafia. His actions reflect the violent ties within criminal organizations, highlighting the consequences of allegiance over morality.
In California, a mother’s last visit with her 5-year-old son ends tragically when police investigate discrepancies in the father’s account. In the UK, a man’s confession to stabbing neighbors is compounded by CCTV revealing darker events leading to a double homicide.
Judy Orr Baldwin died in a rural road crash, but investigators found the vehicle damage did not align with her husband's account of the incident, raising questions about the circumstances of her death.
Ian Stewart was convicted for murdering author Helen Bailey and later pleaded guilty to his wife's death six years earlier, resulting in consecutive sentencing for the double homicide.
Richard Biegenwald, a serial killer, is suspected of murdering at least six people during a 25-year career, with his first homicide occurring at age 18.
In June 2017, University of Illinois student Yingying Zhang vanished after entering a car driven by Brendt Christensen on campus. Her disappearance remained unsolved until Christensen's arrest in 2020, marking a pivotal moment in the case.
Paul Runge assaulted and killed six women and a young girl in Chicago, Illinois. Police suspected him early in the investigation but lacked sufficient evidence to make an arrest.
Retired teacher Peter Coshan vanished in Edinburgh after trusting a charming younger man whose schemes targeted his savings, highlighting cases where financial deceit spirals into betrayal and violence.
Edward Johnson’s turbulent childhood preceded his prison sentence after murdering a female friend. His violent inclinations persisted behind bars, aligning with the documentary’s focus on inmates convicted of torture, abduction, and homicide, highlighting their continued dangerous behavior despite incarceration.
In Texas, police discovered surveillance evidence after Olivia Jones' husband reported her death. In Washington, Peter Keller's hidden video footage exposed his murder of his family. The series uses security camera footage to reveal crimes, with victims' families and experts detailing the events.
In 1982, 19-year-old Christina Castiglione's body was found in Redford, Michigan. Four decades later, DNA analysis linked the crime to a man with a history of sexual deviancy and attempted abduction.
In 1981, Linda Slaten was sexually assaulted and murdered in her Lakeland, Florida, apartment while her children slept nearby. Her sons pursued justice for 38 years until forensic genetic genealogy identified the perpetrator, resolving a long-cold case.