"Dead Outlaw" is based on the twisty true story of robber-turned mummy Elmer McCurdy, who died in an Oklahoma shootout in the ...

Samantha Steinberg's sketches helped crack cold cases and catch fugitives, including the last of Miami's "Cocaine Cowboys." ...

Acorn TV has released the trailer for the gripping art world crime drama, Art Detectives, starring and executive produced by ...

It will be directed by Yotam Guendelman and Ari Pines, who directed Israeli true-crime series Shadow of Truth, which subsequently aired on Netflix. Related Stories News Rian Johnson "Obviously ...

Three young teens – one aged just 13 – will face court after an alleged week-long crime spree that saw a person punched as they left a train, restaurant diners threatened and a string of ...

That remains to be seen.” The sources said detectives are also probing whether the women’s kidnapping and subsequent death was ordered by an Asian crime gang. Masked killers brandishing a gun ...

Netflix has a new true crime hit — and it's already knocked Adolescence off the top of the charts. Gone Girls: The Long Island Serial Killer landed on the platform in March and quickly climbed ...

Watch Southern Fried Lies on Oxygen Sunday, April 27 at 6/5c. The new special, premiering April 27 at 6 p.m. ET/PT, delves into the mysterious death of 34-year-old Matt Jacobs, a local hero in Camden, ...

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and it's open to the public. Levin says his investigation reveals new evidence in the crime against Rison’s brother-in-law, Raymond McCarty, who had been convicted of molesting her when she was 12.

LA PORTE, Ind. — Rayna Rison, 16-years-old of La Porte, Indiana was murdered 32-years ago. She was last seen alive March 26, 1993 at her after-school job at an animal hospital. Rison’s body ...

This one’s for all the true-crime fanatics. Ashley Flowers and Brit Prawat, co-hosts of the hit true crime podcast “Crime Junkie,” stop in Orlando as part of their 18-city U.S. tour.