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The Real Murders of Orange County
"The Real Murders of Orange County" delves into the most horrific, sinful and salacious cases that rocked a wealthy Southern California coastal community also known for a certain soapy prime-time drama, wine-sipping Housewives and the ups and downs of the hot and privileged in Laguna Beach. From a lethal tale of mistaken identity to the deadly pursuit of the perfect family image, and from a murder-for-hire gone wrong to families turning on their own, viewers hear the harrowing tales of privilege leading to problems and greed leading to murder as each episode delves into a startling case of privilege and prosperity gone fatally wrong.
S2, EP5 "Blood Money"
Three people are gunned down in a gold coin shop in Newport Beach, Calif., and with little to go on, detectives slowly piece together a murder plot that didn't exactly turn out as planned.
S2, EP7 "Too Close for Comfort"
When a cherished Laguna Niguel resident is beaten to death in her home, detectives must peel back the layers of her life to get to the bottom of the murder mystery.
S3, EP10 "A Complex Affair"
When a retired Marine captain is shot to death in his home, detectives quickly focus in on someone close to him. The apartment complex where the murder took place holds many secrets, which ultimately lead investigators to the real killers.
S3, EP9 "Stolen Youth"
A young mother is killed in her own bed in what seems to be a sudden crime of rage, but the true killer is shockingly revealed years later to be a twisted master of manipulation.
S3, EP8 "Tragedy in Tustin"
The vicious murder of an immigrant family's oldest son sends shockwaves through Orange County's tight-knit Vietnamese community and leads detectives on a multi-state chase that ultimately captures two killers.
S3, EP7 "Campus Killer"
When an ambitious college student is stabbed to death after a campus concert, the brutality of the attack leads police to believe it must have been personal; the resolution nine years later, however, proves darker than anyone could have imagined.
