Between the years of 1978 and 2001, numerous women disappeared from the Downtown East side of Vancouver, British Columbia in Canada. Police dismissed the disappearances, mostly because the women were drug addicts and sex trade workers. And even when people called the Vancouver police to say, I think this man's a murderer, it was dismissed. For over twenty years one man raped, murdered, dismembered and disposed of at least 23 women at his pig farm. Forty-nine, if you believe the killer.  This is the story of Pork Chop Rob, Robert William Pickton. The Pig Farmer Killer.

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Charles Arthur Floyd was one of America’s most notorious bank robbers. The tales of his life were the stuff of glorified folk stories. He was one of the nation’s most celebrated criminals, his name forever immortalized in songs and fiction. He was a Robin Hood. A beloved man by the downtrodden people of the great depression. He was also a bank robber and killer. This is the story of Charley “Pretty Boy” Floyd. Pubic Enemy Number 1.


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Newlyweds Jordan Graham and Cody Johnson married on June 29, 2013 in Kalispell, Montana. The days after the wedding should have been one of the happiest times of the young newlyweds’ lives. And it was… for one of them. For the other? Not so much. And then tragedy struck just eight days after their wedding. This is the story of newlyweds Cody Johnson and Jordan Graham: The Cliff Killer.

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On the night of January 10, 1992, Melinda Loveless, Laurie Tackett, Hope Rippey and Toni Lawrence pick up twelve-year-old Shanda Sharer at her father’s home in New Albany, IN. It's after midnight and the girls tell Shanda her girlfriend wants to meet her out. But what Shanda thought was a ride to see Amanda Heavrin, turned out to be her last night on earth. She would be beaten, stabbed, sexually molested and burned to death before the sun would rise the next morning. But why? Why would someone want to torture and kill a twelve-year-old girl? Jealousy. This is the tragic story of Shanda Sharer. Little Girl Lost.

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In 1980, when Gerald and Charlene Gallego are captured by the FBI, they had taken the lives of 10 innocent people—all young girls, with the exception of one fiancé, who got in the way. Gerald Gallego and his young wife Charlene would stalk and kidnap in order for Gerald to fulfill his twisted sex fantasies of possessing sex slaves. This is the story of Gerald and Charlene Gallego. The Sex Slave Killers.

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Along a quiet, gravel road in East Tennessee, a group of six Kentuckians, ranging in age between 14 and 20, on their way to New Orleans to start over, would kidnap and murder a young Christian family. Media, attorneys, family members, and even true crime aficionados would argue about the circumstances and motives surrounding the horrific crime for decades. Were the murders a result of a fascination with devil worshipping and the occult? Or was this a simple case of teenagers who were never loved enough or given a fair chance in life who made a series of bad choices? This is the story of the Lillelid Murders.

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On February 17, 2003, Peter Bryan is told by his doctor and social worker that he can come and go as he pleases from the adult psychiatric ward of Newham General Hospital in London, England. An hour later on the streets of London, Peter purchases a knife, hammer and screwdriver, then pays a visit to his friend Brian Cherry, where he promptly kills him, and eats him. But there’s more to this story. Much more. Peter Bryan had killed before and would kill again, looking to eat his victims. But how could such a person be loose on the streets? Because his doctor and social worker deemed him fit for society—more than once. This is Peter Bryan. An Appetite for Murder.

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In the beautiful hills of Eastern Kentucky, once lived a woman who wanted nothing more than to escape her circumstances and her geography in order to live a better life. When a young, promising FBI special agent came to town, Susan Smith thought she had met the man who would save her from the life she loathed. But first, the agent needed her help. To catch a bank robber, of all things. And the agent would pay her for information and make promises that she never suspected he wouldn’t keep. Right up to the very end. And that end would come at the hands of the very savior she’d put all of her hope into. This is the story of Special Agent Mark Putnam and the murder of Susan Smith.

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February 3, 1986.  Mike Turpin is reported missing by his young wife of only five and a half months. When his body is found a day later, police had few leads. His family and friends knew Mike to be responsible, kind and an all-around amazing young man. But his wife, Beth would paint an opposing view for police. Mike had enemies. Mike was a drug dealer. As police honed in on who might want Mike dead, the trail led back to his teen bride and life insurance policies worth sixty thousand dollars. When the murder trial begins, stories of cocaine, sex, and betrayal will turn friends into enemies and lovers into prisoners. This is the unbelievably true story of love, lies, drugs, drag bars and murder. This is part two of the story of Mike and Elizabeth Turpin.

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February 3, 1986. Mike Turpin is reported missing by his young wife of only five and a half months. When his body is found a day later, police had few leads. His family and friends knew Mike to be responsible, kind, and an all-around amazing young man. But his wife, Beth would paint an opposing view for the police. Mike had enemies. Mike was a drug dealer. And Mike had a life insurance policy his unscrupulous wife Beth wanted to cash. This is the unbelievably true story of love, lies, drugs, drag bar and murder. This is the story of Mike and Elizabeth Turpin.

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