Actress Rebecca Schaeffer is shot point blank at the door of her Los Angeles home by her longtime stalker.

After being found naked, beaten and unconscious by a utility worker, a 21-year-old woman who had been staying in a nearby Miami airport hotel finds she has no memory of her attack and rape.

A man who was convicted of killing his pregnant wife is set free after spending less than eight years in prison.

A woman's infatuation with a married man who didn't want to be a father possibly motivated her to shoot her three young children, seriously injuring two and killing one.

The rise of Silicon Valley star Elizabeth Holmes and her technology company Theranos, and their fall amid accusations of massive fraud.

A man disfigured during an attempted suicide shares his story following a life-changing transplant surgery.

An 11-year-old boy convicted of first-degree murder gets his conviction overturned after seven years in juvenile detention.

Interview with Elizabeth Thomas, who was taken at age 15 by her Tennessee high school teacher, resulting in a 38-day nationwide manhunt.

DNA detective CeCe Moore helps two people who were abandoned by their mothers after birth locate their biological families.

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