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S28, EP23 "The Perfect Guy"
A man steals millions of dollars by conning numerous women and businesses over 25 years; one woman brings together a group of his victims to hold him accountable and make him face justice.
S24, EP29 "The Collector"
Detectives suspect an inside job when a coin collector and his wife are found dead in their home with no sign of forced entry or evidence of theft.
S25, EP45 "The Summer of Manson"
Through new interviews with insiders, take a look into Manson's world; learn how a career-criminal convinced his followers to kill innocent victims and deliver him the fame he craved.
S20, EP62 "The Night Lynsie Disappeared"
A cold-case investigator helps police determine what happened to a missing woman.
S33, EP20 "Poison Twist"
The unexplained death of a beloved chiropractor becomes a criminal investigation when authorities discover she'd been poisoned; nearly a decade after the murder, a court makes a dramatic decision about the young woman at the heart of the case.
S33, EP19 "Deadly Entanglement"
A middle school art teacher is shot to death in the home she shared with her husband; new evidence and testimonies poke holes in the story of a harmonious three-way affair between the couple and a mutual friend.
S33, EP18 "Lori Vallow Daybell: The Jailhouse Interview"
Lori Vallow Daybell, convicted of murdering two of her children, sits down for her first TV interview; Lead detectives in case speak out exclusively about the investigation.
S33, EP17 "The Haunted House Confession"
After 25-year-old Chantay Blankinship's remains are found at an abandoned building that locals call the Haunted House, investigators sort through dead-end leads until a stunning confession during a church service changes everything.
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