Real Crime Videos
A missing teenager's disappearance sparked a decades-long mystery. A retired officer and journalist uncovered dark family secrets, revealing lies about her biological mother's death and a bizarre prank on her stepmother. Authorities initially resisted deeper inquiry, prompting a reexamination of her final days and unresolved questions about her fate.
In Huntsville, Texas, a mother and infant vanished, prompting suspicion of her husband. Despite lack of evidence, a teenager later confessed to their murders. Separately, a college student's body was discovered in a storm drain in Marietta, Ohio.
On June 22, 1983, 15-year-old Emanuela Orlandi disappeared from Vatican City. Her brother Pietro spent 35 years investigating, confronting Vatican authorities, the Mafia, and foreign intelligence services in his search for her.
Veteran Doctor Turns to Murder examines the crimes of John Christie, the notorious British serial killer whose murders at 10 Rillington Place became one of the most infamous cases in British criminal history. The documentary explores Christie's deceptive public persona, his methodical murders, and the investigation that exposed his crimes...
In 1910, Dr. Crippen murdered his wife and buried her in the basement. Authorities uncovered his crime during an investigation into his attempt to flee to Canada.
Following Derek Fleming's 1997 death, Margaret Fleming, his daughter with learning difficulties, moved in with friends Edward Cairney and Avril Jones. She vanished in 1999, last seen in December. The couple falsely claimed she lived with travelers and fraudulently collected £182,000 in benefits. Their deception unraveled in 2019, leading to life sentences for murder, fraud, and perverting justice.
Terresa Mloud was fatally shot in a Baltimore suburb months before her wedding, initially reported as a robbery. Investigators later uncovered her fiancé Rob Harris’s bounced checks, secret affairs, and a life insurance policy, revealing his motive. The community feared a phantom gunman, but evidence pointed to Harris’s criminal actions.
The SAS, founded in 1941 by David Stirling during WWII, conducted raids in North Africa. Early setbacks, like a failed parachute mission, were overcome as the unit evolved into an effective force using jeeps and stealth tactics. Elite training, team ethos, and bold leadership established it as a model for modern special forces.
A house fire in Wales uncovered a triple murder, leading to David Morris's 20-year prison sentence for the crime, though he maintains innocence. New evidence and links to a former police officer's family have raised doubts about the investigation and Morris's guilt as his trial proceeds.
In Hamilton, Ohio, Cheryl Durkin's severed remains were found in the Miami River, leading to James Lawson's conviction after her family aided in locating her body. In San Diego, Misty Gear's disfigured body with severed fingers was linked to her roommate Calvin Parker via forensic evidence, including DNA and tool markings, resulting in his arrest after admitting to a violent altercation. Both cases underscore forensic science's critical role in solving complex crimes.
In 1981, a newborn was found dead in a ditch near Sioux Falls, South Dakota, sparking community mourning and a cold case. Decades later, forensic genealogy identified the parents, Teresa and Dirk Bentass, leading to Teresa’s Alford plea for first-degree manslaughter. The case highlighted enduring grief and the eventual resolution after years of investigative stagnation.
Was LA's Night Stalker Destined For Violence? examines the life and crimes of Richard Ramirez, exploring whether his violent behaviour was shaped by his upbringing, environment, or innate psychology. Through expert interviews, investigative evidence, and psychological analysis, the documentary traces the path that led the Night Stalker to become one...