It is late evening on February 14, 2018 nineteen year old Nikolas Cruz has been in custody for many hours following the mass shooting of staff and students at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School. He has been in the interrogation room for 75 minutes speaking to John Curcio, a Detective from Broward Sheriffs office

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See how the investigator gets Cruz to start talking during the police interview.

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In this episode the police interview with Cruz begins

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The shooting in the 1200 block had stopped. Cruz dumped his guns and had run from the building.

Mixing in with the fleeing students he had easily slipped away.

Now we go back and look at the lead-up to the shooting

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On 14 February 2018 former student Nikolas Cruz went back to his old school and opened fire.

Here is the timeline video we talk about in the episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3eKX00rhQpQ

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Thirty-year-old Katrina Vetrano was last seen running along a road near her home as she headed towards a park in Queens. CCTV footage shows her in full stride in the warmth of the afternoon sun. Little did she know this was some of her last minutes of life.

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In India, a female is raped every twenty minutes, but one case almost tore a country apart.

On December 16, 2012 twenty-three-year-old physiotherapist student Jyoti Singh and her friend Awindra Pratap Pandey began their evening watching the recently released Life of Pi. The two-hour internationally revered film that starred mainly Indian actors was to be the final moments of happiness in Jyoti’s life. Little could she foresee the 84 minutes of hell she was about to endure.

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Amy Carlson called herself 'Mother God' and was leader of the 'Love has Won' cult. This week we follow her journey and bizarre death.

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On April 19, 1995, a little before 9am, ex-soldier Timothy McVeigh parked a Ryder rental truck outside of the Alfred-P Murrah Federal building in Oklahoma City. Inside the truck was a crude yet lethal bomb made from fertilizer, and diesel petrol. McVeigh locked the truck and walked away. Moments later, at 9:02 the truck exploded, tearing the front of the building apart, killing 168 people, including 19 children and injuring hundreds more.

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This case takes a dramatic twist when accused killer Sarah Boone is shown video of Jorge Torres Jr suffocating inside a suitcase.

Video taken by her on her phone.

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