Sneak Peek

A-Z: 

The serial killer known as The Monster of Florence (Il Mostro di Firenze) is believed to have committed eight double homicides outside of Florence, Italy, between 1968 and 1985, killing 16 people. 

Shorts:

To Reagan Simmons Hancock, Taylor Parker started out as a photographer turned friend. However, after lying to her boyfriend about being pregnant, Taylor targeted pregnant Reagan for her baby. 

Wanted:

David Anthony Durham has been wanted since January 2011 in connection with the shooting of a police officer during a traffic stop in Lincoln City, Oregon. On January 23, 2011, Durham was stopped after allegedly driving 47 mph in a 35-mph zone. 

A-Z:

 Jennifer Pan called 911 and reported that there had been a home invasion and believed her parents were murdered, but her father survived. During the investigation, it was eventually discovered that Jennifer had hired men, including her boyfriend, in a plot to murder her parents, but ultimately, she was caught and convicted. 

Shorts:

In August 2019, Sandra Crispo went missing from her home in Hanson, Massachusetts, just three months after she moved to be closer to family. In 2025, a hunter found human remains, and in 2026, they were identified as Sandra’s. Her daughter believes that an inheritance may be related to her mother’s death. 

Wanted:

 Alberto Perez-Elias is wanted by federal authorities for his alleged involvement in the January 6, 2026, armed robbery of Tio Jewelers in Cape Coral, Florida. Authorities allege that Perez-Elias and three other men stole more than $1 million in jewelry after entering through a neighboring business and confronting the store manager at gunpoint. 

A-Z:

Michael Peterson is a novelist who was accused of having murdered his wife, Kathleen Peterson, on December 9, 2001, after he claimed she accidentally fell down a flight of stairs at their Forest Hills home in Durham, North Carolina.  

Shorts:

 Taylor Wright was a private investigator and former police officer who went missing in September 2017 after purportedly spending a day out running errands with her friend and crime scene technician, Ashley McArthur. 

A-Z:

Magen Fieramusca pretended to be pregnant alongside her childhood friend, and then she eventually killed her and stole her baby. Magen attempted to pass off the child as her own, but she was caught with Heidi Broussard’s body in the trunk of her vehicle after she had strangled Heidi to death. 

A-Z:

Jimmy Hoffa, a labor organizer and union leader, disappeared after he was last seen at the Red Machus Fox Restaurant in Detroit on July 30, 1975. He was never found, and he was declared legally dead seven years later, with many believing he was killed by members of the Mafia, whom he had close ties to throughout his career. 

A-Z:

 On December 27, 2011, Betsy Faria was found stabbed to death by her husband, Russ Faria, in their home in Troy, Missouri. Although Russ was convicted of his wife’s murder, he was later acquitted, and Pam Hupp, who’d testified against him, was eventually charged with Betsy’s murder and also convicted of the separate but connected murder of Louis Gumpenberger. 

A-Z:

 Mark Hacking murdered his wife in an unconfirmed fashion, disposed of her body and some evidence in multiple dumpsters, and reported her missing. It is believed that Mark committed this murder because he felt he would not recover from his exposure for lying about attending college and his lack of success.