This is the story of Asha Jaquilla Degree — a nine‑year‑old from Shelby, North Carolina — who vanished in the pre‑dawn hours of Valentine’s Day 2000. We follow what is known: the timeline, the search, later forensic leads and the investigations that, 25 years on, have produced fresh clues but no public arrests.

This is the account of Edward “Ed” Gein — the Plainfield, Wisconsin farmer whose graves‑robbing and murders in the 1950s shocked the nation and inspired decades of films and books. We examine his upbringing, the discoveries at his property, the psychiatric findings, and how the case shaped true‑crime and cultural portrayals of violence.

This episode of Cold Blood: True Crime presents an account of the death of Laci Peterson and the enduring questions about her cause of death.

This episode of Cold Blood: True Crime presents an account of Erik and Lyle Menéndez — the brothers convicted of killing their parents in 1989, the resentencing that made them eligible for parole, and the high‑profile parole hearings in 2025.

In this episode of Cold Blood: True Crime we examine the 1988 double murder of racing legend Mickey Thompson and his wife Trudy — the long, cold investigation, the motive rooted in business conflict, and the conviction of a former business partner more than a decade later.

In this episode of Cold Blood: True Crime we present account of the February 20, 2017 killing of Whittier Police Officer Keith Boyer — the circumstances of the shooting, the investigation that followed, and the prosecution and sentencing of the man convicted in the case.

This episode of Cold Blood: True Crime presents account of the February 26, 2024 murder of 23‑year‑old Rebekah A. Byler — a pregnant Amish mother killed inside her home — and the investigation, trial and sentencing of Shawn Christopher Cranston.

3‑year‑old Nola Dinkins — reported missing in an Amber Alert and later found dead in Maryland.

This episode of Cold Blood: True Crime presents account of the murder of 19‑year‑old Arnima Hayat in North Parramatta, Sydney, and the subsequent conviction of her husband, Meraj Zafar.

In 2019–2020 a series of shootings in Memphis left five victims dead, including a 19‑year‑old woman who was several months pregnant. Joshua Dotson — who at trial called himself a “serial killer” and likened himself to the fictional slasher Michael Myers — was convicted and later pleaded guilty to multiple counts of first‑degree murder. In 2024–2025 he received consecutive sentences that together total 261 years behind bars. This episode recounts the facts established in court, the victims, the investigations and the sentences imposed.