It’s All Relative

When Alice and Gerald met, it was love at first sight. But old lovers and spouses seem to disappear around the Udens. Do these 3 time losers in the marriage game really have that bad of luck? or did the couple make them vanish?

The final episode in the saga that should have been about Colette, Kimberly and Kristen--you know, the murdered MacDonald females--but ended up about Jeff Macdonald's belief that he is always right...like...always....Even if he changes his story.

Nine years after his family is murdered, Jeffrey MacDonald is tried in a court of law. Will he convince a jury that he is no guilty?

Years have passed since the murders of Colette, Kristen and Kimberly MacDonald and the case against Jeff MacDonald is finally being heard by a grand jury. Will the 23 jurors vote to indict? or will Jeff walk free from prosecution for his alleged crimes? 

Jeffrey MacDonald faces justice, or does he? Colette's father, Freddy Kassab, will not let the matter rest until the killer of his daughter and grand-daughters is caught and convicted.

The investigation into the MacDonald murders is amping up and Army CID think they have enough evidence against Jeff to hold and Article 32 hearing. But who has the worst tale to tell, Jeffrey MacDonald and his 'believe it, or not' tale of four hippies; or the CID investigators who compromised the crime scene from the word 'Go'.

Colette MacDonald was murdered in February of 1970, along with her two little girls. Her husband, Jeffrey MacDonald, somehow made it through with comparatively few wounds. This episode looks at the history of these two people in order to lay the basis of a reason for the murders.

Fort Bragg, NC in the wee hours of the morning, February 17, 1970. A call comes in to emergency services for help. Some people had been stabbed. Those 'people' turned out to be a pregnant mother and her to little girls. The attack on their lives was brutal, and there was preliminary evidence to suggest Manson type killings had reached North Carolina: particularly when the remaining member of the family tells his tale. Captain Jeffrey MacDonald says four hippies killed his family. Investigators aren't so sure. And, the truth of the matter will still be unsettled 50 years after the fact.

Qandeel pushes someone too far. Was her death really an honor killing, or a conspiracy of men who had their egos hurt? 

Conservative Muslims in Pakistan have had a hard time keeping women modest and submissive since the internet took off. Even a woman in a burka can have a smart phone under her robes.

In 1990, a girl was born who refused to live, not just in economic poverty, but also in a poverty of respect for who she was as a person. Her refusal to stop causing public scene after public scene, would become a death sentence; and the execution would be carried out by her own brother.