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John Christie, a serial killer in 10 Rillington Place, murdered up to eight people while framing his neighbor Timothy Evans, who was wrongfully hanged for two of the crimes.
Marcel Theroux investigates the murders of a Playboy Bunny and a school girl, exploring connections between the two cases and the suspect involved.
Joanna Dennehy, Peter Tobin, and Ian Brady exemplify some of the most notorious psychopaths in the UK, each responsible for horrific crimes against innocent victims.
Law enforcement faces significant challenges in apprehending serial killers, as illustrated by the notorious cases of Seattle's Green River Killer and Wichita's BTK.
In 1983, the cold case of babysitter Donna Jean Awcock's murder is examined by Detective Mike Arntfield and a team of tech-savvy civilians.
On December 21, 1994, the torso of Stephen Dempsey is found at Towlers Bay in Sydney, linking his murder to that of a taxi driver discovered a month earlier.
Saudi Arabia's General Directorate for Narcotics Control (GDNC) intensifies efforts to combat illegal drug trafficking, featuring operations by the Riyadh drug squad.
In rural Ohio, investigators uncover cremated remains in a basement, leading to the identification of two victims and a search for a missing crowbar linked to a suspect.
Kelly Hodge's murder in Victoria led to a complex investigation by Victoria Police, culminating in a pivotal phone call that identified the killer.
Oscar Ray Bolin Jr., an American serial killer executed in Florida, was convicted of kidnapping and murdering three young women in Tampa during the 1980s.
In April 2014, Leeds school teacher Ann Maguire was murdered by her pupil Will Cornick, marking the first instance of a secondary school student killing a teacher in Britain.
Dennis Nilsen, one of Britain's most notorious serial killers, murdered 15 young men in London during the late 1970s and early 1980s, raising questions about his mother's influence.
Detective Mike Arntfield leads a team of civilians using advanced technology to solve cold cases, bringing closure to families affected by unresolved crimes.
Keith Gentry is murdered in his sleep in Texas, prompting an investigation by the Texas Rangers that reveals a web of lies and a potential suspect.
In Brownsville and Laredo, Customs and Border Protection officers intercept multiple drug smuggling attempts, including a car carrying 15kg of cocaine.
Kwame Ajamu, wrongfully imprisoned for 28 years alongside Wiley and Ricky Jackson due to a false accusation, was exonerated after an investigation revealed the truth.
In Laredo, a Mexican woman seeks protection from her son, a member of the Los Zetas cartel, while Customs and Border Protection officers seize $3 million in cocaine.
John Sweeney, a convicted murderer, is linked to the deaths of two girlfriends and the disappearance of five others, with clues hidden in his abstract paintings.
In Kansas City, Missouri, a married woman engages with a street hustler, while in Castlerock, Northern Ireland, a married dentist devises a lethal plan after falling for a patient.
In a small Welsh village, the disappearance of 5-year-old April Jones prompts a desperate police search for a potential killer.
Larry Austin's decision to name his lover, James Van Sickle, as the sole beneficiary in his will leads to a deadly plot at the theatre he owned.
Innocent individuals have faced wrongful convictions due to questionable forensic methods, including touch DNA and cadaver dogs, as highlighted in this true crime series.
In May 2015, Jed Allen committed a triple murder, killing his mother, step-father, and six-year-old half-sister before taking his own life.
Greed and lust drive the murders of two women, including a Femme Fatale who manipulates men and a con man whose third wife pays the ultimate price.
In various UK cities, Katherine Kelly, Anita Rani, and Emilia Fox examine high-profile murders through interviews with victims, witnesses, and police officers.
The 2008 disappearance of Edmonton resident Johnny Altinger prompts a police investigation that reveals a disturbing connection to a film studio and potential criminal activity.
Serial killing surged in post-World War II America, marked by notorious figures such as the Boston Strangler and the Lipstick Killer.
Margie Danielsen's life is turned upside down when she learns that her new husband, Paul Mack, is a fugitive featured on America's Most Wanted for murder.
In Sydney's affluent North Shore, six elderly women were brutally murdered over a fourteen-month period from 1989 to 1990, leaving the community in shock.
At 14 years old, Daniel Bartlam brutally killed his mother with a claw hammer in a case that raises questions about his upbringing and mental state.
Nikola Tesla's development of a powerful superweapon is examined alongside the circumstances surrounding his mysterious death, raising questions about potential foul play.
In 1999, an 80-year-old man was found murdered in the back of his van, prompting a team of amateur sleuths led by Detective Mike Arntfield to investigate the cold case.
In Ipswich, 19-year-old Luke Durbin was last seen on CCTV on May 11, 2006, leading to a 13-year search by his loved ones to determine if he is missing or murdered.
Hollie Gazzard's tragic story highlights the alarming reality that two people in the UK are murdered each week by their stalkers, driven by obsession and violence.
Tracey Woodford's disappearance in a Welsh town sparked a massive police investigation that ultimately led to the identification of her killer within the community.
Keith Harward spent 33 years in prison for a crime he did not commit, convicted based on discredited bite mark evidence before DNA testing exonerated him.
A young woman recounts the harrowing experience of witnessing her mother’s murder by her ex-partner, using personal archival footage to share her story.
Dubious forensic techniques, including touch DNA and cadaver dogs, have led to wrongful convictions in various criminal cases across the United States.
Anthony Shore, known as the Tourniquet Killer, murdered one woman and three girls in Los Angeles between 1986 and 1995, prompting forensic psychologists to analyze his case.
In Preston, Lancashire, a sixteen-year-old boy is brutally stabbed by two men in balaclavas, prompting police to seek community assistance amid a lack of leads.
In the Forest of the Ardennes, husband and wife serial killers Michel Fourniret and Monique Olivier targeted young women across the French-Belgian border for over a decade.
Dennis Maher, wrongfully convicted of rape in 1983, spent 19 years in prison before being exonerated in 2003 through DNA evidence and the New England Innocence Project.
On March 26, 1995, a routine beach walk at Port Botany led to the discovery of a skull, revealing a murder case linked to events from six months prior.
Detective Mike Arntfield leads a team of civilians in their efforts to solve the cold case of Patricia Roach, utilizing modern technology and investigative techniques.
On August 19, 1987, Michael Ryan carried out a shooting spree in Hungerford, UK, killing sixteen people and injuring fifteen before taking his own life.
In Crestview, Florida, the unsolved murder of nurse Melissa Howard, found slain in her home, remained cold for a decade until Detective Meaghan Palumbo reopened the case.
Karen Pedley, a care worker in Cornwall, has a troubling history of connections to arson attacks, which resurfaces after a fatal fire in a care home.
Dalia Dippolito, a former escort, orchestrates a plot to murder her husband by stealing from him and using his own money to fund the hit.
