Crime + Investigation Today

Jackie Johns' body is discovered in 1985 and many locally believe her blood is on the hands of a wealthy businessman. It takes 25 years to reach the truth

Retired Colorado detective Lieutenant Joe Kenda recalls a spate of violent robberies that spread terror across his city

Robert Rinder and a host of experts examine the police tapes linked to Linda Riley's disappearance. As the clock ticks, will a lie detector test prove key?

Investigating the carefully planned murders that fell apart and how mistakes led to convictions

Examining the most fascinating consecutive 60 minutes of a homicide case, beginning with the murder of 89 year-old Fred Banks

A couple's golden years are ruined when an army veteran makes their lives a living hell. Battle lines are drawn and one of the neighbours ends up dead

The story of 17-year-old Christine Paolilla and her drug-addicted boyfriend, who took the lives of four people, including two friends, in a horrific, jealousy-fuelled attack

Series exploring high-profile murder cases from the perspective of the medical examiner, as they work alongside homicide detectives to serve justice

Robert Rinder and a host of experts examine the police interrogation tapes linked to the grisly murder of 25-year-old mother Cassandra Robinson in 2018

Investigating deaths considered mysterious

In 1972, the body of Jody Loomis is found in the woods. But it was to be 34 years before the killer's DNA was recovered from the victim's old clothing

Surveillance video leads detectives to an unlikely suspect after a man is gunned down while walking his dogs in a quiet park

Investigating the carefully planned murders that fell apart and how mistakes led to convictions

Following homicide detectives in the New Orleans Police Department

Following law enforcement at Missouri's Lake of the Ozark during the summer when they see a population surge with millions of tourists flocking to the area

Dan Abrams revisits the most dramatic outbursts and extraordinary moments to ever take place in US courtroom

Dan Abrams revisits the most dramatic outbursts and extraordinary moments to ever take place in US courtroom

The story of Yorkshire Ripper Peter Sutcliffe, who murdered 13 women during a five-year killing spree in the late 1970s and into 1980

Following homicide detectives in the New Orleans Police Department

Following law enforcement at Missouri's Lake of the Ozark during the summer when they see a population surge with millions of tourists flocking to the area

The story of 17-year-old Christine Paolilla and her drug-addicted boyfriend, who took the lives of four people, including two friends, in a horrific, jealousy-fuelled attack

After a teenager mysteriously disappears, police must determine if a secret meeting with a young man played a part in her murder

Examining the most fascinating consecutive 60 minutes of a homicide case, beginning with the murder of 89 year-old Fred Banks

In 1972, the body of Jody Loomis is found in the woods. But it was to be 34 years before the killer's DNA was recovered from the victim's old clothing