50min - Tiffany Valiante, a promising young athlete, is struck by a train four miles from home. But was her death a suicide or something more sinister?
44min - Over 300 residents of western Michigan report seeing unearthly lights on the night of March 8, 1994. Decades later, the event remains unexplained.
46min - A beloved father is brutally mutilated, but his presumed killer, a woman he knew from high school, escapes without a trace.
44min - Buffalo Jim Barrier's larger-than-life presence in Las Vegas rankled the mob. Could that explain his untimely death under suspicious circumstances?
42min - Bigfoot, orbs, UFOs, poltergeists and skin-walkers. For these Navajo Nation rangers, paranormal activity is just part of the job.
48min - Twenty-year-old Josh Guimond leaves a college party without a word and is never seen again. Two decades later, his loved ones just want answers.
47min - Patrick Mullins' unmanned boat is found miles from his home. When his body surfaces a week later, authorities are left with more questions than answers.
54min - A woman and her young daughter experience hauntings in their new apartment, linking them to the grisly murder of Marliz Spannhake in 1976.
40min - When a child is kidnapped by their own parent, what recourse does the family have? These two cases explore the unique pain of parental abduction.
...couldn't be more compelling
...this version makes for grabby viewing, particular for armchair sleuths.
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Diagnosis: Unknown
Britain's Greatest Ghost Stories
Southern Fried Homicide
Mayday
Love on the Spectrum
Monster in My Family
Rise of Empires: Ottoman
Vanity Fair Confidential
After Braveheart
Killer Clergy
Pit Bulls and Parolees
Wormwood
Jaguar
The Jury Speaks
Roman Empire
Mayfair Witches at SDCC
After the First 48
Hunting a Monster
Behind Bars: The World's Toughest Prisons
Murder Comes To Town
A Crime to Remember
Reasonable Doubt
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