Insight into serial killer Ted Bundy's vicious past and crimes, featuring new interviews with key players, including surviving victims and those who were instrumental in helping place him behind bars.

An upstate New York woman convicted of murdering her second husband and attempting to murder her daughter whom she tried to frame for the deaths of both her late husbands.

Kerri Rawson discusses her experience growing up as the daughter of serial killer Dennis Rader, known as the BTK Killer; interviews with other people close to the case.

A look into the past of Cary Stayner, who terrorized Yosemite National Park in 1999, murdering four women; interviews with former FBI agents Jeff Rinek and John Boles; an interview with one of Stayner's original intended victims.

Televangelists Jim and Tammy Faye Bakker's religious empire and the sex and financial fraud scandals that engulfed it.

A daughter fights for justice after her mother was allegedly killed in husband's murder-for-hire plot.

New Hampshire teen Abby Hernandez talks about her 2013 abduction, captivity and abuse; also included is an interview with Lauren Munday, the woman who aided Hernandez's release.

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