When a Tennessee resident is murdered in her bedroom, investigators struggle to find answers with little evidence at the scene to link any possible suspects to the crime. Could it have been a burglary gone bad? Or, something else? Andrea Canning reports. Originally aired on NBC on April 20, 2018.
Nov 20
An accused killer pleads guilty, but not to murder. The next chapter in the Dulos case. Plus, a NXIVM story.
<p>Brian Walshe, the Massachusetts art swindler accused of murdering his wife, pleads guilty to some -- but not all -- of the charges he faces ahead of trial. Michelle Troconis, the woman convicted of conspiring with her boyfriend to kill his estranged wife, Connecticut mother-of ... Show More
28m 42s
Nov 2023
Why Did the FBI Dig Back into The Idaho Murder House?
Can you imagine standing in the very place where a grisly crime took place? What would it do to your understanding of the event, your feelings towards the accused, or the victims who lost their lives? This is the reality faced by jurors in high-profile criminal cases, and it was ... Show More
7m 20s
Sep 2018
Episode #1 - Murder in Mississippi: Social Media Mayhem
When Jessica Chambers is found outside her burning car on a rural Mississippi road in 2014, she is severely burned and would die hours later. With no obvious suspect of this vicious crime, everyone is asking who did this and why? Hosted by Beth Karas, this episode covers the poli ... Show More
36m 31s
Apr 2024
The Murder of Rita St. Peter (Maine)
<p>On the night of July 4, 1980, an evening of celebrations in the rural town of Anson, Maine ended in the murder investigation of a young local mother. Tire tracks at the scene raised suspicion and rumor, but despite the evidence and apparent confidence of investigators, years p ... Show More
40m 38s