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Latest Episodes
MURDERED: Girls in Tacoma
3 girls were murdered in similar fashions near Tacoma, Washington from the mid-70s to mid-80s. It took until 2016 for DNA evidence to bring some answers.
EXPERT ON: Domestic Violence
Ashley Bendiksen, a domestic violence survivor, tells us her story of survival, signs to watch for and how to safely leave a toxic relationship.
MISSING: Michael VanZandt
During a night out, Michel VanZandt separated from his friends to find a bathroom and was never seen again. What happened that night in 2016?
MURDERED: The Powell Family
During a blizzard on December 6, 2009, Josh Powell claims to have taken his two young sons, ages 2 and 4, camping. When he returned home, he finds friends and family frantically searching for them.
MURDERED: Angela Savage
Sometime after dropping off her young daughter at the school bus, Angela Savage and her 6-month-old son were abducted.
SERIAL KILLER: Bible John
In the late 1960s, three women were murdered after attending the same nightclub. But aside from their location, all three women had something very specific in common.
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