Psycho Killers - Joseph Edward Duncan & Danie...

Most killers get caught because they make mistakes. But every once in a while, someone doesn’t. A true “perfect murder” is rare, but it does happen. Whether that comes down to luck, investigative failure, or true genius at work is up to you to decide and that’s what we’re looking ...  Show more

A confession is supposed to end the story. It’s meant to answer questions, close cases, and bring certainty to a chaotic situation. But in this episode, the confession does something else entirely. It replaces evidence, redirects investigations and in some cases, it creates crime ...  Show more

In April 1973, in Santa Cruz California, a 24 year old man is on the run for the violent murder of his mother and her best friend. The only problem? Authorities have no idea that the crime has been committed. After three days of driving, and with no media coverage of his crime, t ...  Show more

Elizabeth Short’s gruesome murder is the LAPD’s most infamous unsolved case. But there’s one person who thinks he’s cracked it — the alleged killer’s own son. Today, we reopen the case against George Hodel, a certified genius and once-celebrated doctor who rubbed elbows with note ...  Show more

THIS WAS NOT WHAT WE MEANT WHEN WE SAID "LET THE WOMEN DO THE WORK."Charles Manson WAS NOT AN EVIL GENIUS. He was, as Gillian describes him, a puny little twerp. HOWEVER, the crimes committed at his behest are infamous. And surely you've heard the stories before, but this time we ...  Show more

On November 12th, 2002 police received a call from a terrified 14 year old boy and his 11-year-old sister. They had returned home from school to find their mother, Heather Barnett, brutally murdered. Police arrive at the scene to find the victim’s children being comforted by a ne ...  Show more