48 Hours Videos

Eva LaRue and her daughter endured 12 years of stalking. Decades earlier, LaRue and her sister were photographed by serial killer Bill Bradford, who murdered multiple women. Bradford was sentenced to death for two murders, though the exact number of victims remains unknown.

A man accused of murdering two women by poisoning told a friend, "dead girls don't talk." Survivors advocate for the victims as "48 Hours" reporter Jonathan Vigliotti covers the case.

Lizzie Borden was accused of murdering her father and stepmother in 1892. "48 Hours" investigates the case, exploring historical crime and its influence on justice through investigative reporting.

Twin sisters allege a Black man attacked them, but questions arise about their credibility, with investigators probing whether they concealed a family secret tied to the incident. The case highlights tensions between witness accounts and potential hidden motives.

Mark Twitchell, a murderer, expressed a desire to be like fictional serial killer Dexter, as reported by "48 Hours" contributor Troy Roberts in an investigation into his crimes.

In 2025, "48 Hours" explored several true-crime cases, including "My Mother's Murder Trials," "My Uncle Joe's Murder," and "Facing a Monster." The series, which began in 1988, focuses on crime and justice, often leading to cold case reopenings, exonerations, and societal impact through investigative reporting.

48 Hours Covers Bryan Kohberger's Guilty Plea and Sentencing compiles CBS News' reporting on the investigation, guilty plea, sentencing, and aftermath of the University of Idaho murders case. The documentary follows the case from the November 2022 killings through Bryan Kohberger's conviction and life imprisonment.

Martha Moxley, a 15-year-old from Greenwich, Conn., was bludgeoned to death with a golf club 50 years ago. "48 Hours" investigates the case, examining the crime and its historical significance.

Relatives of nine victims of the Charleston church shooting confronted the alleged killer, reflecting on lost lives. Steve Hartman's segment highlights personal connections during Father's Day, underscoring the event's impact.

CBS News and "48 Hours" investigate the 2019 death of 16-year-old Jchandra Brown in Payson Canyon, examining the circumstances of her tragic incident. The case is part of their coverage of crime and justice, focusing on the search for answers in a complex and unresolved event.

A woman faces murder charges after her husband died at the foot of the stairs, prompting her to seek exoneration. "48 Hours" correspondent Peter Van Sant investigates the case, highlighting the struggle to prove her innocence amid conflicting evidence and public scrutiny.

Alison Davis' husband, Kevin, was found dead at their home after a fatal injury. Investigators questioned the suspicious nature of Alison's 9-1-1 call, while conflicting medical testimonies in court debated the cause of Kevin's death.