Real Crime Videos
In Nyack, New York, an armored car robbery killed one guard and critically injured another. The FBI investigated, linking the crime to domestic terrorists associated with the Black Liberation Army and Weather Underground.
During an FBI undercover operation in Chicago targeting corruption among police, the mob, and high officials, the wife of a prominent attorney vanished. Her murder became critical in unraveling a criminal network, leading to the prosecution of those involved.
Detective Chief Inspector Colin Sutton's first day on a murder team involved investigating the disappearance of an elderly woman in Paddington. His prompt actions and teamwork led to solving the case, revealing critical details about the suspect and the crime scene.
Forensic investigators examine cases involving unidentified bodies in North Carolina and murders in California, Montana, and Florida. They analyze evidence to solve crimes, highlighting forensic science's role in criminal investigations and justice.
Forensic artists use clay and anatomical knowledge to reconstruct faces from unidentified skulls, aiding in identification during criminal investigations. This technique helps law enforcement visualize potential victims or suspects when remains are found without clear identification.
A man disputes his stepmother's inheritance of a $2 million will, prompting scientific analysis to uncover the deceased's true intentions. Forensic evidence and expert testimony aim to resolve the legal and familial conflict over the estate's distribution.
In 1988, Salvatore Ruscitti, a former police officer and car dealer, was killed at his home, with investigators linking his death to a class-action lawsuit against his former employers. Separately, Robert Peernock attempted to murder his wife and daughter via a car bomb, but his daughter survived and testified against him in a Los Angeles County prosecution.
During a Christmas murder investigation, a renowned anthropologist's death linked to a mysterious "female Hulk" suspect unfolds unexpectedly. A woman's shifting account of a head in a bucket leads to a complex power struggle. A family trip ends in a murder where a flask's contents reveal a spiked drink. A hit-and-run incident reveals a thrill-seeking psychopath's involvement.
In 1994, a single mother was raped and murdered in her apartment, with investigators considering her volatile relationships. In 2005, a wealthy Asian girl was kidnapped in Vancouver, but police tracked the perpetrators after they used her cell phone.
In 1959, six-year-old Carol Anne Stevens vanished from her Cardiff home, sparking a massive search. Her body was found 60 miles away in a remote culvert. A new investigation uses forensic profiling and memoirs to identify the likely offender, a sweets salesman who may have abducted her.
Two missing persons cases remain unsolved: 44-year-old Elizabeth Dorion, last seen at a commercial fishing camp over a decade ago, and 27-year-old Caitlin Potts, last spotted at Kelowna's Orchard Park Mall in 2016, with no contact since sending a Facebook message to her sister on February 22.
A school librarian vanished without explanation, sparking concern. Later, a trucker found an East Indian woman's body in the woods, showing high sedative levels and signs of strangulation. Authorities investigated the disappearance and subsequent discovery.