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The FBI Files

At a coffee shop in Washington, DC, three employees were shot to death. Evidence at the crime scene pointed in many different directions. Was this a hate crime, a robbery gone wrong or an act of cold-blooded vengeance?

The FBI Files

A small town without any crime was turned inside out by the arrival of one dangerous stranger. Some killers are cold and calculating; others are impulsive, unpredictable, and hard to pin down.

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Crime Stories

Alaskan hunter Robert Hansen lured, assaulted, and hunted women before killing them, sparking a chilling police manhunt.

Crime Stories

Neurologist Boggs called 911 for a patient's death, but paramedics were suspicious.

Crime Stories

Serial killer Angel Resendez Ramirez terrorized U.S. rail towns in 1999 before surrendering after a massive Texas manhunt.

Crime Stories

In Jan. 2004, a man was found stabbed to death outside Calgary. A witness identifies him as a DJ who helped troubled youth. Three teens are arrested.

Killers: Caught on Camera

Two women are killed, and all evidence suggests their husbands are involved with their untimely deaths.

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Killers: Caught on Camera

A couple are found dismembered in their own home, and a woman is found dead after being stalked by a stranger.

Killers: Caught on Camera

Police investigate the disappearance of a 5-year-old boy, and a young girl's body is discovered in a field.

Killers: Caught on Camera

A young woman disappears after meeting up with an old flame. In the UK, a dating app-related murder unfolds.

American Justice

Conor McInnerney stopped breathing while breastfeeding and was rushed to the hospital in 1998. Eugene Turner, a doctor on the case, was charged with murder after a nurse saw him smother the child.

American Justice

Kosta Fotopoulos, a prominent member of the Greek-American community in Daytona, Florida, invents a club for killers and convinces his lover to join the club by brutally murdering a drifter.

American Justice

When a woman is found brutally murdered in her workplace, a long list of suspects and a lack of DNA evidence means prosecutors must persuade a jury to send a man to prison based on circumstantial evidence alone.

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American Justice

A look at the case of Debra Jean Milke, on death row in Arizona for arranging the murder of her 4-year-old son. Prosecutors say Milke had the little boy killed because she considered him an "inconvenience".

Killers: Caught on Camera

An abandoned car is found with four bodies inside. In the UK, a woman is murdered by her stalker.

Killers: Caught on Camera

Recordings provide vital evidence to solve the death of a man's wife, and a feud leads to a fatal house fire.

Killers: Caught on Camera

A boy is found dead after a trip to Disneyland, and a parking dispute escalates into a double murder.

City Confidential

The saga of popular politician and pharmacist Johnny Volpato, who was accused of shooting his wife to death, then wounding himself to make it appear that someone else had killed her.

City Confidential

Lawman Ed Cantrell, known as "the fastest draw in the West", kills one of his drug agents, Michael Rosa, in an Old West-style shootout in 1978. In court, the jury heard two completely different stories.

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