In the Spring of 2013, a 70 year-old retired US Army Colonel awoke around midnight to find a strange man on top of his wife in the living room of the couple’s home. Without delay or hesitation, he found his gun and shot the man multiple times. Calling emergency services immediately, he unapologetically refused to render any medical aid, as the man died on his living room floor. It wasn’t until the next day, when all the facts began to emerge, that police informed the Colonel that the man he killed was not a stranger at all and his wife was certainly not being attacked...

On April 20th 2022, Nicole Lenway-Ford was shot multiple times by a masked attacker, on the sidewalk of a busy intersection and in broad daylight. Nicki wasn’t the victim of a robbery or random violence. Surveillance video showed the signs of a planned murder. An attacker scoping the environment, hiding just out of sight and then choosing their moment. The young, single mother worked as a crime scene investigator. It was possible that she crossed paths with the wrong person at work. Or was this terrifying attack motivated something far more personal?

In early 2024, Patrick O'Hara in Northern England was admitted to the hospital with a bizarre and life-threatening condition. He was suffering from a flesh-eating disease. The cause was unknown but one thing was certain: his illness was no accident. Over the following months investigators would unravel what has been called “the most elaborate murder scheme in English history.”

For one week in February 2017, communities across Florida, Georgia and Alabama lived in fear of a killer on the run. It was a case that local a Sheriff described as the 'type that law enforcement fear most': a known killer, choosing his victims frequently and randomly. As the killer evaded capture he appeared to have company. The couple’s movements were tracked across state lines. Police began to question if his companion was his captive or his accomplice.

On a summer afternoon in 2012 a gunfight broke out between two customers at a Rite Aid in Norfolk, Virginia. When it was over, only one man was left to tell his story. There was one key piece of evidence. A security camera fixed over the counter of the pharmacy where the men met and began to argue. But the video could not tell the whole story.

JTL delivers the best true crime documentary(ies) and best true crime podcast(s) on YouTube. New true crime cases that you likely haven’t heard anywhere else. In the Autumn of 2019, 65 year-old Susan Mauldin went missing. A British retiree who loved knitting and gardening, Sue was not a lady known to make enemies. Nonetheless, the investigation into her disappearance uncovered a disturbing series of events. And it was a story that was questioned right up to the end.

JTL delivers the best true crime documentary(ies) and best true crime podcast(s) on YouTube. New true crime cases that you likely haven’t heard anywhere else. On a Saturday night in the Summer in 2023, Joshua Davies and his wife, Jennifer, were having a night out with a couple friends when they encountered a stranger at a local wine bar. An altercation with this man lasting only moments left Josh on the ground, unresponsive. The stranger fled. There were a handful of eye witnesses to the incident, yet somehow, each told a different version of what they believed had occurred. Tragically, Joshua Davies never woke up.

True Crime Documentary, the murder of Taylor EscontriasOn a rainy Spring night in 2024, deputies from the Scott County Sheriff's Office responded to a car crash roughly 7 miles north of downtown Davenport, Iowa. The driver had struck a pole. Thankfully, no one was injured. What appeared to be a standard case of driving under the influence, however, quickly took a darker and more disturbing turn. As the driver began to sober-up, he slowly began remembering and talking. Deputies were horrified by what he had to say ...

We bring you the best true crime documentary and best true crime podcast, bringing you new true crime cases that you likely haven’t heard anywhere else. Hope you enjoy! In the summer of 2021, Megan Newborough went missing. She was only days away from her 24th birthday. Meg left her family home on a Friday night to meet with someone she trusted; someone who had confided in her, and in sharing their vulnerabilities, had trusted her in return.

True Crime Documentary, The Murder of Melody Hoffman

In February 2024, Melody Hoffman was a cheerful and trusting 20 year-old. She was close with family, particularly her mother but there were some things that Melody kept even from her. At about 11:30 PM on a Saturday night, without saying a word, she slipped out the front door of her family home and caught a ride in a blue Honda Accord. That night the conflict brewing in Melody’s personal life was coming to a boil. Unfortunately for her, she was completely oblivious to the danger that she was walking into.