The key to solving the toughest homicides lies somewhere within the final 24 hours of the victim's life. This true-crime documentary series follows investigators as they piece together events.
Gangsters: America's Most Evil is a cinematic documentary series that explores the rise and fall of some of the most nefarious and notorious criminals brought to justice by the United States government.
Law enforcement meticulously pursuing fugitives via multiple camera feeds - body cams, dash cams, security footage, doorbell video and more - offering an immersive look into their relentless efforts to apprehend suspects on the run.
We hear the stories of real people's disappearances - how they survived and how they were rescued - from their own points of view. These stories are told through a combination of interviews with the missing person, their family and friends
Aussie Radio Personalities and Good Mates Alo Baker and Jonny Hibbard along with cameraman Gimli McGloin explore the wilds of Alaska and visit the state where bigger is better, Texas, in this fun-filled adventure of mates having fun.
A 63-year-old retired Air Force captain is doused with sulfuric acid in the parking lot of a Florida supermarket. Eyewitnesses describe a shirtless attacker in his 30s, and investigators eventually uncover a deadly neighborhood feud and a manipulative mastermind with a barbaric plan.
Confessed fraudster Andrew Kissel is found stabbed to death in the basement of his rented Greenwich, Connecticut home. And in order to find the killer detectives must unravel every detail of his last 24 hours.
When an 18-year-old Staten Island woman is murdered in her home, the media turns her secret into a front-page scandal. But a meticulously constructed time line allows detectives to close in on their number one suspect.
A double homicide in New York City soon becomes a media circus when investigators reveal the two victims led a secret life; as the list of suspects grows, it's a call from the victims' home that may provide the only link to the killer.
Searching for a dismembered New Hampshire woman's killer, police identify a series of potential suspects including a mysterious drifter named Razor. But the truth lies in a missing persons report, and a one-eyed teddy bear.
The investigation into a Florida woman's murder takes a bizarre turn when an out-of-state tip about a homicidal hitchhiker. But the smoking gun comes via a local pawnshop, revealing a killer who lurks dangerously close to home.
When firefighters in Arlington, Texas extinguish the flames of an apartment fire, they discover the charred remains of 19-year-old Missy Grubaugh. Several of her restaurant coworkers soon come under scrutiny.
When a nursing student is shot dead outside a Houston community college, the search is on for a brazen shooter in a red car. Detectives retrace the last 24 hours of the victim's life, and unearth a number of potential suspects.
The body of a 16-year-old high school cheerleader is found floating in a river bordering Texas and Oklahoma; the police investigation unearths several promising suspects, then a break points to a killer already in their midst.
Popular newlyweds Rick and Gail Brink are shot execution-style in their Michigan home. But it will take 25 years before investigators uncover a flaw in the time line that convinces them of the killer's guilt.
When the body of a 24-year-old college student is found dumped in a Brooklyn neighborhood, police detectives begin a desperate hunt for any evidence that could lead them to the perpetrator.
In the parking lot of an AZ country club, a wealthy businessman falls victim to a car bomb he made himself. The investigators find out that the perpetrator was not far away. They also do not lack suspects
Looking at how the shooter of Desiree Sunford, a teacher in Yakima WA, was brought to justice and how he nearly evaded the law altogether. If he'd kept his mouth shut, the killer would have got away with murder
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