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Naming the Dead: National Geographic's New DNA Investigation Series

National Geographic launches a six-part investigative docuseries following the DNA Doe Project, a nonprofit organization using DNA sequencing and genealogical research to identify unidentified bodies across the United States. The series premieres August 2–3, 2025, on National Geographic, Disney+, and Hulu.

HBO's Yogurt Shop Murders Doc Reopens 1991 Austin Cold Case

HBO's new documentary miniseries The Yogurt Shop Murders examines the 1991 murders of four teenage girls in Austin, Texas, a case that resulted in arrests and convictions despite remaining officially unsolved. Directed by Margaret Brown and produced by A24, the series premiered at SXSW in March 2025 and aired on HBO from August through September 2025.

Hulu's New Series Examines the Delphi Bridge Murders

On February 13, 2017, teenagers Abigail Williams and Liberty German were murdered near the Monon High Bridge in Delphi, Indiana. Nearly eight years later, Hulu has released multiple documentary series examining the case against Richard Allen, the local man accused of the crimes.

Naming the Dead: How DNA Solved a Serial Killer's Mystery

National Geographic's 'Naming the Dead' documents how the DNA Doe Project used cutting-edge forensic genealogy to identify John Brandenburg Jr., a victim of serial killer Larry Eyler who murdered at least 21 young men across Indiana and Illinois between 1982 and 1984.

My True Crime Story: How Remy Ma Became Television's Most Authentic Crime Narrator

Remy Ma, the rapper and former prison inmate, hosts My True Crime Story—a VH1 docuseries that premiered in 2021 and returns for Season 3 on Monday, August 4, 2025. The unscripted show features first-person accounts from individuals involved in major crimes, exploring their rise, fall, and paths to redemption across multiple continents.

Inside the Interrogation: Chris Watts Confesses to Triple Murder

In August 2018, Chris Watts sat across from Frederick Police Department detectives in Colorado and confessed to murdering his wife Shanann, who was 34 and pregnant, along with their daughters Celeste, 3, and Bella, 4. The interrogation tapes, released by ABC News in November 2018, document the dramatic shift in Watts' account as he moved from blaming his wife to admitting his own guilt.

Netflix's Till Murder Do Us Part: The Haysom-Söring Case

On April 3, 1985, Derek and Nancy Haysom were discovered slashed and stabbed to death in their Virginia home. Their 20-year-old daughter Elizabeth Haysom and her teenage boyfriend Jens Söring would become central to one of America's most shocking crimes—now examined in Netflix's documentary Till Murder Do Us Part: Soering & Haysom.

Netflix's Haysom Murder Series Reignites Debate Over a 1985 Crime

Netflix's four-part true-crime series 'Till Murder Do Us Part: Deadly Women' examines the 1985 murders of Derek and Nancy Haysom in Bedford County, Virginia, presenting evidence that both Jens Söring and Elizabeth Haysom may have been present at the crime scene—a conclusion that has prompted sharp criticism from the convicted killer himself.

A Toddler's Silent Witness: The Abigail Gasca-Chavez Case

Abigail Gasca-Chavez, 19, was killed in her own home in what investigators classified as a homicide. The case was examined in the true crime series See No Evil, where neighborhood surveillance cameras and testimony from an unlikely witness—her young child—provided critical evidence.

The McDonald's Murder: How CCTV and Digital Trails Solved a Miami Homicide

Gabriel Perez believed he was meeting an acquaintance at a Miami McDonald's in the early morning hours. Instead, he walked into a deadly trap orchestrated by a couple. Investigation Discovery's 'See No Evil' examines how modern forensic techniques—surveillance video and digital communications—became the cornerstone of solving the case.

Convicted Without a Body: The Bonnie Woodward Murder Case

In June 2010, Bonnie Woodward, a 46-year-old nurse's aide, vanished from Alton, Illinois. Eight years later, Roger Carroll was arrested and convicted of her murder despite no body ever being recovered. His conviction rested on testimony from family members and a confession to his wife.

Lamar Odom's Collapse at Love Ranch: The Night Everything Changed

On October 13, 2015, former NBA player Lamar Odom was found unconscious in his private suite at Dennis Hof's Love Ranch in Crystal, Nevada, after what authorities believe was a drug overdose. The incident triggered a medical crisis that would reshape the 35-year-old's life and spark ongoing questions about what exactly happened that fateful Tuesday afternoon.