15. Season 1 Finale: Speeding Ticket

Elise explains how she came to live aboard a 70 foot yacht - against her better judgement - only to have it sunk, on purpose, by the man she thought loved her. It was all part of a scam even she found hard to believe. She’s under an NDA so she needs to be careful, but she’s got t ... Show More

In our previous episode, “Death Industry,” Vera told us her secret that she dismembers human bodies as part of her job. She’s back to share the grim reality of specific cases she’s worked on. And it’s not for the faint of heart. SHADY RAYS Thanks, Shady Rays. Get 35% off polarize ... Show More

Vera takes us to the front lines of her job where she saves lives. But ironically all she sees is death. Up close. She tells us about aspects of her job she just can’t share with others. SHADY RAYS Thanks, Shady Rays. Get 35% off polarized glasses at shadyrays.com - code SECRET. ... Show More

Adam got speeding...but did he get a ticket? See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info. 

Carl and Billy Isaacs, and half-brother Wayne Coleman, were born into a home of poverty and neglect. Without parental restrictions, the brother's ran wild and spent their formative years in and out juvenile detention. By adulthood, Carl and Wayne were convicted felons, serving ti ... Show More

Two Tulsa, Oklahoma brothers fight for more than 20 years to prove their innocence after they were each wrongfully convicted for separate murders. Craig Melvin reports. Originally aired on NBC on June 19, 2020. 

This is the continuation and finale to the Menendez brothers murder saga. In episode one we covered the background of the family and the murders of Jose and Kitty Menendez. In episode two we cover the arrest of Lyle and Erik Menendez and the circumstances around each arrest.Then ... Show More

Craig Melvin speaks with the families of George Floyd, Jacob Blake and Eric Garner about police brutality, racial injustice and a shared commitment to turn their pain into advocacy work. 

Original Air Date: January 9, 1987Oprah talks to a three-member panel about the crimes committed against them, how their perpetrators were sentenced to lengthy prison terms and how they feel knowing that the criminals can be out or are already out, in one person's case, much soon ... Show More

Desic turned himself in to police in Sydney 30 years after escaping jail. Ben Doherty explores how his friends and family are pleading for the Australian government to show mercy and let him stay