Homicide: Hours To Kill Videos

Tina Fails, 14, was stabbed 44 times near a Pleasanton freeway culvert in 1984. Detectives investigated the overkill attack, searching for the killer who evaded detection for decades. Evidence, including DNA, led to the conviction of Steve Carlson, who confessed to the crime.

Eliza Posi, 18, was found dead in her locked bedroom. Detective Michael Kenny investigated, uncovering a murder plot linked to a love triangle, family betrayal, and greed. A pawn shop receipt and DNA evidence led to the arrest of her mother and son, while zip ties and a suspicious neighbor were key clues in solving the case.

A true-crime series examines real cases involving murders motivated by financial gain, stalker confessions, and a white supremacist group. Investigators analyze victims' final 24 hours, tracing movements and evidence to unravel motives and solve homicides, highlighting the critical role of forensic analysis and clue-solving in real-life crime investigations.

Sabina Muehlbauer vanished from her Florida home, prompting an investigation into her final hours. Authorities uncovered a love triangle, arson, and a cover-up, leading to a motel fire and the discovery of her remains. Key clues included a stolen car, forensic evidence, and a confession revealing her burial site.

A single father was shot seven times in his home, found dead by his daughters minutes too late. Detectives examined his final 24 hours, uncovering a phone call alibi, a $150 motive, gunshot residue evidence, and the killer’s confession, leading to the offender’s conviction.

A respected medical professional and mother was shot dead in her Williamsport, Pennsylvania, home without forced entry. Forensic DNA evidence, a false alibi, and a discovery in a nearby stream uncovered a tangled web of infidelity, child custody disputes, and a chilling murder plot, leading to the killer’s conviction for life.

A nursing student, Jennifer Lewis, was murdered during her final day. Investigators uncover a love triangle, a jealous ex-partner, and a contract killing plot. Clues include a red car, a suspicious alibi, and forensic evidence pointing to a hitman’s confession, revealing a cold-blooded execution orchestrated by those close to her.

A woman’s torso was discovered in Manchester’s Piscataquog River, missing head and limbs, with only a tattoo as a clue. Investigators trace missing body parts, suspects, and a butcher with a violent history to unravel the mystery.

A home invasion in Springfield, Georgia, killed a father and son, leaving their mother, Linda Heidt, critically injured. Investigators linked the attack to a family betrayal, an affair, and a premeditated murder plot involving Craig Heidt.

Kay Parsons was found brutally beaten in her Georgia home, initially suspected as a home invasion. Investigators uncovered a love triangle and a criminal plot, revealing a mastermind's role in her death.

Dennis and MNA Colola were found dead in their home, with a staged crime scene and missing evidence suggesting a deliberate cover-up. Family secrets and forensic analysis pointed to Eric's financial fraud and alibi inconsistencies, leading to his conviction for the murders.

In Whitewater, Colorado, Alan Helmick's murder investigation revealed a staged robbery covering a premeditated execution. His wife, Miriam, emerged as the prime suspect amid evidence linking her to the crime, a history of violence, and a lifeWithoutParole sentence following her arrest.