Killer Destinations

This is the case of missing 19-year-old Dylan Rounds, who disappeared in late May 2022 from his farm in Lucin, Utah. Dylan's mom said he always wanted to be a farmer and he was living out that dream. Although someone has been arrested in connection with his death, his body has never been found. Go to the family's Facebook page for more information about Dylan, their search and #dylanslegacy.

We kick off Season 3 in Beverly Hills, CA. A city of luxury and glamour, residents are used to the city turning up in the headlines. But no one expected to wake up on the morning of August 21, 1989, to news about Jose and Kitty Menendez losing their lives in what was widely assumed to be a mob hit. Two trials were held that ultimately resulted in convictions. But more than 30 years later new information has come to light, leading to the question... was justice served?

In 1984, Robert and Maria Marshall were living the American dream with their three sons in Toms River, New Jersey. But no one ever knows what goes on behind closed doors. And in this case, a gamble on a better life took a tragic turn.

We all need friends... that community we've built to help us through hard times and celebrate with during the good times. Join us in Bonita Springs, FL to learn about the community Mark and Teresa Sievers built for themselves and how some of their friends responded when called upon for help.

In 1984, Angela Samota was a junior at Southern Methodist University with a bright future ahead of her. She was double majoring in electrical engineering and computer science, was active in her sorority and was well-liked by everyone she met. Until one night when she tried to help someone in need. It would take an old college friend to provide the pathway needed to finally find justice for Angela.

In 2014, Chris Regan was looking forward to new beginnings. Although he enjoyed living in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, he’d just gotten a new job in North Carolina that would allow him to live closer to one of his sons. He was reported missing just two weeks before his big move. But eventually his case went cold. Then in 2016, the unexpected d3ath of a former Michigan resident who’d just moved to Indiana brought Chris’s case back to the attention of the authorities. With some dogged determination and a little luck, they were finally able to find the link and crack the cases.

In 2014, University of Virginia student Hannah Graham disappeared after a night out with friends. Her family and the university community held out hope she'd be found safe, but sadly her remains were discovered five weeks later. Surveillance cameras provided authorities with not only a suspect, but with a clue to solving a similar disappearance that happened in the same area five years prior. 

In 2000, Briton Lucie Blackman went to Tokyo, Japan with her best friend. They planned to get jobs as nightclub hostesses for a few months, make enough money to pay off some debts, and have some savings left when they returned home. But they were unaware of what was lurking in the shadows. Lucie's disappearance set off a frantic search by her family and friends, and the evil they uncovered rocked an entire nation.

Have you ever wondered about the groundbreaking cases that have fundamentally changed our justice system? One central element that is now commonplace is the use of DNA evidence. The first U.S. court to use DNA took place in 1987 in Orlando, FL. This is the story of the scientific and legal pioneers who came together to help victims of a horrible crime find justice.

In 2010, human remains were found on Gilgo Beach, located on the south shore of Long Island, New York. In total, 10 sets of remains would eventually be uncovered. Police were unable to find the perpetrator or perpetrators and the cases went cold. In 2022, a multi-agency task force was created specifically to investigate the cases using updated technology - and the primary suspect in ALL of the cases was arrested in July 2023.