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Aspiring actress Heather Stigliano is found brutally murdered in her Myrtle Beach apartment, prompting an investigation led by a forensic pathologist.
In the face of impending execution, Jeffrey Ferguson's case prompts the Hall Family to confront their quest for justice and the possibility of forgiveness for their daughter's murder.
In Cardiff, former Scotland Yard Detective Jackie Malton meets investigators from South Wales Police who worked on the murder case of Karen Price, known as "Little Miss Nobody."
In 1992, Stephanie Slater was kidnapped by Michael Sams, enduring eight days of torture in a makeshift coffin before a £175,000 ransom was paid.
Sally Anne Bowman, an 18-year-old from Croydon, was murdered in 2005, leading to the arrest of serial killer Mark Dixie through DNA evidence.
Joanne Dennehy, the first woman in the UK to receive a whole life tariff, reflects on her brutal murders of three men and the impact on her family.
Chester Dewayne Turner, a serial killer active in Los Angeles from 1987 to 1998, targeted marginalized women, committing 11 violent murders primarily in impoverished areas.
Jill Dando, a prominent British television presenter, was murdered outside her home in 1999, prompting one of the largest investigations by the Metropolitan Police.
Patrick Mackay, a British serial killer with a fascination for the Nazi regime, was diagnosed as a psychopath at seventeen and later murdered elderly victims.
A human skull found by a road-cleaning crew in St. Petersburg, Florida, leads investigators to a murder suspect linked to the victim's remains.
Forensic anthropologist Dr. Erin Kimmerle examines the remains of Laura Ackerman, whose murder by Grant Hayes and the subsequent disposal of her body by Amanda Hayes raises complex legal and ethical questions.
In New York, former Mafia killer John Alite recounts his experiences as a ruthless drug dealer and the realities of operating within organized crime.
Jeremy Bamber, convicted of murdering his family in their Essex farmhouse in 1985, continues to assert his innocence as new evidence emerges questioning his conviction.
Piers Morgan interviews notorious serial killers like Mark Riebe and Lorenzo Gilyard in maximum security prisons to explore their motivations and crimes.
The murder of Garry Newlove in 2008 prompted national outrage and led to a campaign for stricter penalties against gang violence in Britain.
Sef Gonzales, a university student in Australia, became the prime suspect in the 2001 murders of his family, raising questions about his motives for fame and fortune.
Clare Wood's tragic murder by George Appleton after enduring domestic abuse led to the implementation of Clare's Law in the UK, aimed at protecting women.
Border security operations reveal cartel-related firearms and cash, illegal reptile shipments, and a range of smuggling cases at the U.S.-Mexico border.
Kian Khatibi, wrongfully convicted of a stabbing in Pleasantville, New York, spent ten years in prison studying law to prove his innocence and became a practicing lawyer.
In the Victorian coastal town of Mornington, John Myles Sharpe's televised appeal for information about his missing wife and infant daughter coincides with a wealthy nightclub entrepreneur's suspicious death and subsequent murder of his heir.
Malcolm Webster, a doctor, was convicted of murdering his first wife, Claire Morris, to collect on multiple insurance policies, and attempted to kill his second wife, Felicity.
Brittany Tavar's mysterious disappearance prompts a search for answers, with a confession becoming the key to solving the case of "Where's Brittany?"
Scott Wilkinson's murder in Walton-on-Thames prompts an investigation into the critical evidence collection process by forensic teams and detectives.
Archibald Hall, known as the Monster Butler, transformed from a conman into a serial killer in Scotland, driven by his desire for a lavish lifestyle.
Joseph Kappen, a serial killer who murdered two 16-year-old girls in 1973, was identified 30 years later through familial DNA tracing.
Anna Young, leader of the House of Prayer in Florida, is scrutinized for her controversial practices and the alleged crimes committed within the cult.
On March 13, 1996, Thomas Hamilton killed sixteen children and their teacher at Dunblane Primary School in Scotland, prompting global calls for stricter gun laws.
In 2003, the disappearance of teenager Daniel Morcombe on Queensland's Sunshine Coast ignited a nationwide outcry and led to significant changes in child safety laws.
Stephen Dempsey's murder case highlights the chilling lack of empathy in a man whose violent tendencies were evident from childhood.
A psychiatrist is murdered by a former coworker whom she had fired years earlier, leading to a meticulously planned act of revenge that ultimately unravels through a single phone call.
Barbara Howe, a wealthy resident of an upscale Ohio retirement village, is found exsanguinated in the trunk of her abandoned car, complicating the investigation.
Dawn Hopkins, a seemingly typical mother, reflects on the circumstances that led her to murder her three-month-old son in a candid interview with Trevor McDonald.
Rhonda Smith, a cherished member of her church, is found shot to death, prompting an investigation into jealousy, affairs, and the new pastor's connections.
In the Midlands, Alun Kyte, known as the Midlands Ripper, was arrested for the murders of sex workers Samo Paull and Tracey Turner in the early 1990s.
Kath Pettingill, a notorious Australian crime matriarch, navigated a life marked by her children's tragic fates and her own criminal convictions.
In Nuneaton, David Freeman recounts the tragic murder of his 15-year-old sister, Naomi Smith, and the family's search for justice and answers.
In the summer of 2003, the murder of 14-year-old Jodi Jones in a small Scottish town led to the conviction of her boyfriend, Luke Mitchell, who maintains his innocence.
On a Melbourne talkback radio show, a psychopathic murderer, Rodney Francis Cameron, sets a trap for his next victim after being released from prison.
Mary Ellen Samuels, a drug-addicted femme fatale, orchestrated the murders of her husband and her hitman, driven by greed and betrayal.
David and Catherine Birnie, a couple from Perth, Australia, committed the abduction and murder of five women in the late 1980s, revealing the horrors of domestic violence and serial killing.
In far north Queensland, Gabe Meyer faced murder charges after a phone call revealed his involvement in the death of his sister's ex-boyfriend.
In 2014, 16-year-old Gaia was approached online by an older man with a local reputation, leading her to ignore warnings from friends and family.
In 1981, the headless and fingerless body of teenager Kim Barry was discovered near a scenic lookout in Wollongong, New South Wales.
Anthony Allen Shore, known as the Tourniquet Killer, was a seemingly ordinary Houston man whose violent crimes against women revealed a darker side to his life.
In 2005, Donna Moonda orchestrated the murder of her husband, Dr. James Moonda, in Pennsylvania, driven by greed and infidelity.
Robert Hind, a sex offender from Huddersfield, was murdered by his gay lover, leading to a police investigation that revealed a complex criminal history.
On March 13, 1996, three residents were murdered in Warilla, New South Wales, leading to an investigation that revealed a calculated crime rather than a robbery.
In 1996, British au-pair Louise Woodward became embroiled in a controversial child murder case in the USA, prompting an investigation by former Detective Chief Inspector Jackie Malton.
