Five-year-old Haleigh Cummings disappeared overnight from her home near Jacksonville, Florida, after her dad's girlfriend put her to bed.
Newlyweds Jessica and Matthew Boynton seemed like the picture-perfect couple, until the young mother was found unresponsive inside her locked bedroom closet.
A family camping trip to the remote Idaho mountains turned into something out of a horror movie when 2-year-old DeOrr Kunz disappeared.
Michelle Parker appeared on an episode of "The People's Court," fighting with her ex-fiancé over a diamond ring. Hours after the episode aired, Parker vanished.
College student Elisa Lam checked into a Los Angeles hotel, but never checked out. The last known images of her are from the hotel's elevator security camera.
Russell Dermond's body was found in the garage of his lakefront mansion. His wife was found dead, floating in the water. One key piece of evidence is missing.
Three young brothers vanished the day after Thanksgiving 2010. Their dad, who is now in prison, claimed he gave them to an underground group to protect them.
Lisa Irwin went missing from her crib in 2011 and has never been found. Stolen cell phones and a disturbing charge on a parent's debit card adds to the mystery.
Six-year-old Timmothy Pitzen vanished after a trip to waterparks and zoo with his mom. His mom was found dead in a motel room with a disturbing note.
When a wife is found murdered, the primary suspect is often her husband. Sometimes, a killer is never found.
Hill Harper delves deeply into some of the most notorious crimes, mysteries, trials and celebrity tragedies of our time.
Eight episodes focus on a major news event that was considered not only shocking at the time but has since had far reaching repercussions.
Explore 1968, a year marked by seismic shifts in American politics, social movements, global relations and cultural icons that changed the modern landscape.
The Redemption Project and Van Jones follow the victim - or surviving family members - of a life-altering crime as they meet with the offender.
