Indiana prisons house the most violent female offenders, including Sarah Pender, a double murderer who evaded capture as an FBI Most Wanted fugitive. The documentary explores her case and others, detailing solitary confinementās impact on inmates and children, through inmate and guard testimonies.
A manās night ended tragically as an unknown danger within his home led to his death, leaving his wife as the sole witness. The case, based on public records, underscores the hidden risks of domestic threats and the complexity of unsolved crimes.
A true crime series examines cases of women convicted of murder, driven by motives such as greed, revenge, obsession, and malice. It explores their psychological profiles, forensic evidence, and the investigative processes that led to their convictions, incorporating insights from a former FBI profiler to analyze their criminal behavior.
In Coweta County, Cheryl Howell Coe was convicted of malice murder, felony murder, and aggravated assault after her husband, Luther āLukeā Lee Coe III, was fatally shot during a late-night disturbance. She initially claimed self-defense, but a jury found her guilty in August 2025, sentencing her to life in prison without parole.
Millionaire businessman Werner Hartman was found shot dead in his Chicago-area home. Investigators linked his wife, Deborah Hartman, to a web of affairs, insurance fraud, and manipulation, raising questions about her role in his murder.
Bob Bosley was shot during a home invasion, with his wife Amy as the sole witness. Police found her account inconsistent, leading to revelations of family secrets and financial motives. The killer, closer than suspected, orchestrated a cover-up tied to long-standing lies.
In a quiet California neighborhood, Olympic hero and teacher Dave Lout was shot dead in his backyard. His wife, Jane, alleged an intruder, but police found a hidden gun, suspicious behavior, and forensic evidence suggesting the incident was not a robbery. The investigation revealed inconsistencies, leading to her becoming the prime suspect in his murder.
In Northbrook, Illinois, Werner Hartmann was found murdered in his home. His younger wife, Deborah, faced suspicion after she sought financial gain through marriage, manipulated relationships, and orchestrated a plot following his divorce attempt. A federal investigation and a faulty machine gun ultimately exposed her lies, leading to her arrest.
On Valentineās Day 2017, Janel Boer was arrested after her husband, Gregory Boer, was found dead in a staged murder-suicide. During their divorce, she claimed self-defense against abuse, but forensic evidence, including bullet trajectories and gun residue, disproved her account, revealing a premeditated plot.
A hidden wedding agreement between Kelly and Jason Cochran in Michigan led to a fatal outcome after a local veteran vanished. A detective linked the couple to the disappearance through conversation anomalies. Psychological pressure escalated tensions, prompting a police sting with fabricated evidence, culminating in a recorded confession revealing the crime's location.
On February 20, 2015, Samantha Wohlford staged a home invasion, falsely reporting her husband Ernie's abduction and her own kidnapping. She texted hired killers to murder him, then falsely claimed she was a victim. Ernie's body was found in a bayou. During interrogation, she displayed inconsistencies, asked about GSR tests, and redirected suspicion. She received 149 years in prison, leaving her five children without parents.
A woman stole $1,200 from a Target store and later pleaded with authorities not to arrest her during a police investigation, leading to her arrest.