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In Estepona, Spain, millionaire Andrew Bush was murdered by his ex-girlfriend Mayka Kukucova during a romantic getaway on April 5, 2014.
Vincenzo Peruggia, an Italian handyman, stole the Mona Lisa from the Louvre in 1911, hiding it for two years before attempting to sell it in Italy.
Medieval murder mysteries are examined through modern forensics and criminal psychology, revealing the true circumstances behind the deaths of historical figures like Richard III and Anne Boleyn.
Stephen Reid, a former member of the Stopwatch Gang, reflects on his 18-year prison sentence for bank robbery and the choices that led him there.
Sabrina Taylor, a member of Seattle’s Pagan community, manipulates her boyfriend Aaron into giving her $100,000, leading to a psychological and financial crisis.
Cynthia Sommer faces accusations of poisoning her husband Todd, who died at 23, raising questions about the circumstances surrounding his death.
Dr. Cheryl Wagner treats multiple women infected with AIDS by the same man, leading to public health officials issuing a restraining order against him.
Medieval murder mysteries are examined through modern forensics and expert analysis, revealing the true circumstances behind the deaths of historical figures.
Johannes Vermeer's masterpieces, long forgotten in the Netherlands, have inspired extreme efforts to recover them and led to the rise of notorious forgers.
Medieval cold cases, including royal betrayals and street brawls, are examined through modern forensics and expert analysis to reveal the truth behind historical deaths.
Women arrested for crimes committed out of loyalty and love for their partners are featured in this true-crime series exploring extreme devotion.
A luxury cruise ship in the Mediterranean is left to sink by its captain, who prioritizes his own safety over the lives of 4,000 passengers.
The theft of the Mona Lisa from the Louvre in 1911 led to accusations against Pablo Picasso and highlighted the loss of other da Vinci works throughout history.
Christina Grimmie's rise as a singer on The Voice and YouTube ended tragically when a stalker fatally shot her, prompting an examination of celebrity obsession and its dangers.
In 1986, American bank and jewelry thief John L. McGowan orchestrated one of the largest heists in Canadian history, prompting a nationwide manhunt.
In rural Nebraska, Francis Thompson claims self-defense after shooting Dean Frank, but investigators question the scene's authenticity and the blood-written message.
In January 2000, Darrell Night, an Indigenous man, survives being abandoned by police in extreme cold, prompting an investigation into multiple suspicious deaths of Indigenous individuals.
Rafi "Tommy" Blitz, a Holocaust survivor, shot fellow refugee Pidia Piattelli during a 1957 robbery in Tel Aviv, leading to a complex narrative of crime and compassion.
In Norfolk County, Ontario, an armed bank robbery by Herbert McAuliffe in 1950 leads to two deaths and a community-wide manhunt, raising questions about capital punishment.
Men arrested for crimes committed in the name of loyalty reveal the extremes they will go to for the women in their lives, including multi-state killing sprees.
Alice Stevens, 24, was shot and killed outside her home in Thunderbolt, Georgia, in 2013, leaving her family to grapple with the aftermath of her murder.
Vincent Van Gogh's posthumous rise to fame, largely attributed to his sister-in-law Johanna, raises questions about the whereabouts of his lost artworks.
In 1995 Houston, Texas, two women known as “Thelma & Louise” lure men through a dating service, only to drug and rob them under the direction of a mysterious mastermind.
Greg Parsons, wrongfully convicted of murdering his mother, is exonerated after DNA evidence reveals his friend committed the crime and framed him.
Eleven skulls drawn in blood on the underside of a prison book remain linked to Israel Keyes, a serial killer who evaded capture for 14 years.
The SAS combats Hitler's V2 rockets in 1944 and later gains fame in a London hostage rescue.
In 1986, American bandit John L. McGowan orchestrated one of Canada's largest heists, prompting an extensive manhunt by law enforcement.
Linda Kasabian, the getaway driver for the Manson Family, provides her first in-depth interview about the events leading to the Tate-LaBianca murders.
In Le Creusot, the unsolved murder of 16-year-old schoolgirl Christelle Maillery in 1986 raises questions about justice and investigative methods.
Leonard Lake and Charles Ng, responsible for a series of kidnappings and murders in Calaveras County, California, were linked to the remains of eleven victims found at Lake's property.
Medieval murder mysteries are examined through modern forensics and criminal psychology, revealing the true circumstances behind historical deaths of notable figures.
Nine-year-old Mark Helmig went missing in Pekin, Illinois, in August 1976 and was later found dead in a box car after 23 days of searching.
Ten years after her escape from captivity, Natascha Kampusch reflects on her struggles to rebuild her life amid public scrutiny and personal challenges.
In the summer of 1483, the mysterious disappearance of young heirs Edward V and Richard of Shrewsbury from the Tower of London raises enduring questions about King Richard III's role in their fate.
Hildebrandt faked his own death and assumed the identity of a deceased child to evade criminal charges, living undetected in Florida for a decade.
A three-and-a-half-year-old girl goes missing in Toronto, and crucial fibre evidence from her clothing helps convict her killer after a 20-day search.
Dawnette Knight sent multiple violent letters to Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta-Jones, including threats to harm Zeta-Jones and details about their lives.
In 1931, the tragic deaths of a woman and her three children in rural West Virginia led to a nationwide investigation revealing additional victims and raising questions about justice in America.
On August 4, 1997, Christian Jambert, a retired gendarme, was found dead in his Auxerre home with a .22 long rifle placed on his legs.
Detective Chief Inspector Steve Whitaker confronts his final investigation involving a body found along the Trans-Pennine Trail, leading to a local suspect.
In Singapore, Sek Kim Wah's 1983 Andrew Road murders, which claimed five lives, prompt an examination of modern criminal profiling techniques.
In 1995 Houston, Texas, two women lure men through a dating service, only to drug and rob them, raising questions about their mysterious mastermind.
Aileen Wuornos, a sex worker in Florida, harbored intense anger towards her clients, which ultimately led to her conviction for multiple murders.
In November 2011, 13-year-old Agnès Marin disappeared from her boarding school in the Cévennes, prompting a complex investigation into her case.
In November 1910, the murder of ten-year-old Marie Smith in Asbury Park, New Jersey, catalyzed the formation of the NAACP and modern criminal detection methods.
Wormwood Scrubs, a notorious prison in West London, reveals the daily realities of overcrowding, violence, and rehabilitation faced by inmates and officers alike.
A woman suffering from schizophrenia becomes convinced she is in a romantic relationship with David Letterman, leading to tragic consequences.
A handless body found on a Wellington beach presents a complex challenge for police and forensic scientists working to identify the 62-year-old victim.
