True Love, Truer Crimes

In the final episode on Henry Lee Lucas and Ottis Toole, their confessions finally caught up to them, and investigators sought to determine whether what Henry was claiming was the truth or another lie. They have their final meeting together, and after many years, some of the truth is exposed.

Henry Lee Lucas and Ottis Toole have been separated, but continue to commit crimes, sometimes together and sometimes by themselves. Find out how Henry was caught, how officers discovered Ottis’ involvement, and what began a federal task force and a nationwide investigation of Henry’s crimes after his arrest.

In the conclusion to the story of Bonnie and Clyde, the couple narrowly escapes a police shootout and a mob of angry townspeople. Find out where they went after they escaped, what happened to Clyde's brother, and how Bonnie and Clyde's love story ended.

This week, on True Love, Truer Crimes, we continue the story of Bonnie and Clyde, on the run from the law and in need of money. Find out how the gang added more members, including Clyde’s own brother, and how Bonnie suffered a devastating injury.

This week we continue the story of Bonnie and Clyde, the most famous criminal couple. Find out how Clyde served his prison sentence, what happened when he was released, and why the couple chose to continue to live a life of crime.

Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow are arguably the most famous criminal couple of all time. Their crime spree in the 1930's was one of the most widely-publicized manhunts in U.S. history, and became the subject of movies, books, and more. Find out who they were before they met, why their crimes began, and how their story ended.

This is part two of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg's story, including what led to their eventual arrest, the details of their trial, and their sentencing. Find out what role Ethel's brother played in their trial, and whether he was punished for his role in the espionage.

Karla Faye Tucker did not have an easy childhood, becoming addicted to heroin by age eleven, and a prostitute by fourteen. She was introduced to Daniel Garrett, a Vietnam veteran who claimed he could make Karla a trained killer, by mutual friends. Together, the two would host a days-long party that resulted in a double homicide.

Cynthia Coffman and James Gregory Marlow met because they were arrested on the same day. They fell in love quickly, and both had drug habits that affected their ability to hold jobs or earn money. Together, they went on a crime spree that ended in the murder of two young women.

Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb were born into the wealthy Chicago elite in the early 1900’s. They met in their teens, and quickly became obsessed with committing the perfect crime. To them, the perfect crime would be kidnapping, ransom, and murder.