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People Magazine spotlights the most intriguing and chilling crimes of the the 1990s.

The Object of Murder is a compelling crime series that takes viewers into the lives of victims' families and loved ones and explores the tragic effects that a murder has had on them. Told through first-person interviews, stylized recreations and archival footage, the series examines a homicide and reveals a unique object with emotional power that is associated with the murder. Each of the six episodes highlights an individual crime and is illuminated by someone whose life was forever changed by the event and who feels a deep emotional connection to the item linked to their loved one.

There's something oddly fascinating about twins. Maybe it's the secret languages they create, their identical façade, or the claim that one can feel when the other is hurt. But when one twin turns bad, does the other stay pure of heart? Channeling sibling rivalries and deadly childhood pacts, EVIL TWINS follows true-crime mysteries surrounding real-life cases of these evil archetypes. Each episode reveals shocking stories of twins on the edge, from sleeping with their sibling's husband then setting them up for murder to stealing their identity and even coming back from the dead.

The Clown and the Candyman takes viewers down the rabbit hole to a murky world of predators in the '70s. Centered around the evil of Gacy and Corll, the special offers a deep dive into their crimes, how they were discovered, and the race to identify their remaining nameless victims. The special also investigates their connections to John David Norman, the key operator of a nationwide pedophile ring, while never-before-heard tapes of Gacy offers viewers a glimpse into the disturbed man and his hideous actions.

Two Film Institute graduates turned wedding photographers travel to Manali to cover a Punjabi friend's wedding at a resort. One of them inadvertently captures a cold blooded murder by the groom's father. He is horrified to see the killing being nonchalantly swept under the carpet, and in trying to do the right thing, he ends up risking all of their lives. At the same time, a police inspector from West Bengal lands up in Manali investigating another murder, adding an unexpected twist to the story, making things even more complicated for the two families and the resort owner.

True stories of murder and mayhem that spawned the most hair-raising tales.

In October 2019, the New York Times published an article celebrating the 150th anniversary of the Museum of Natural History. One of the most momentous events to take place on site was an epic jewel heist, the biggest in American history, mastered by a band of suave "surfer dudes" from Miami in 1964. The key to the operation was Jack Roland Murphy, otherwise known as Murf the Surf, whose name was propelled into pop culture after the heist-creating a notoriety that would stretch far beyond the caper. What followed Murf's meteoric rise is a spiraling tale of unspeakable crime, murder, deception, and mayhem which, to this day, remains shrouded in mystery.  

This investigative series examines cases of murder motivated by a lethal mix of mental illness, role-playing rituals and bizarre religious beliefs.

The price of stardom is lethal in this true crime series exposing untold true crime stories involving celebrity, greed and envy.

Ujin is a naturally blessed town boasting the blue sea and the Geumgang pine forest. After two cases of brutal murder occur in Seoul, a third murder case occurs in Ujin, and one of the locals is pointed out as the prime suspect. The boundary between the truth and the macro, the race of cheating and cheating betrayal begins!

Whether it's for lust, or envy, or revenge, the rich do everything differently. Even murder. From the producers of American Greed, the new CNBC series Deadly Rich takes viewers inside the lives and deaths of the one percent, exposing the dirty little secrets of how big money drives people to the ultimate sin. Deadly Rich navigates every luxurious twist and salacious turn that leads us to a killer.

What could be worse than seeing a loved one murdered? Living to tell the tale. In a new series that puts a twist on traditional tales of survival, Live to Tell chronicles the real life events that changed a victim's life forever, leaving them to recount the terror in detail.

Due to an avalanche a group of people is trapped in a hotel in the Vanoi Valley. Among them are unspeakable secrets, ambiguous relationships, lies and a murderer.

This series brings to life Charles Manson's world and how he assembled a group of young followers in a commune, four of whom would go on to commit the most infamous series of murders in US history, which came to be seen across the world as the dark side to the hippy movement. The footage was discovered after British producer Simon Andreae traced the whereabouts of filmmaker Robert Hendrickson, who had been given exclusive access to the Manson cult 50 years ago. His own documentary, Manson, was released in 1973 but banned by a judge shortly afterwards. A private investigator was hired, who discovered Hendrickson had died a few weeks earlier leaving a vast collection of footage, interviews and photos. Manson: The Lost Tapes draws on digitally restored and remastered versions of that material along with new interviews with Manson cult members and experts to present the inside story of how an apparently peace-loving commune was turned into America's most horrifying group of cold-blooded killers.

Spanning the 70s, 80s, and 90s over eight half-hour episodes, NEW EDEN is a hilariously complex, true crime parody that begins in 1977, when Katherine Wryfield (Lorette) and Grace Lee (Rosen) attempt to start a large scale feminist utopia, "New Eden." While intentions for this would-be utopia were noble, in the inexperienced hands of Lee and Wryfield, the community quickly devolves into drug addled, alien-goddess worshipping chaos...and murder. Definitely some murder.

Young men are turning up dead in a small island town with two little little holes in their necks, frustrating the Sherriff (Colton Ford) who is at a loss about how to stop the rash of dead bodies piling up on his island.

Small town mysteries are always seductive. They are inherently emotional and intimate, and when the whole town is affected, the stakes couldn't be higher. In this ID GO original series, we recount small-town murder investigations that consumed the locals for weeks, months or even years. Featuring compelling local news footage, we hear these gripping stories straight from the mouth of broadcast journalists who reported them as they broke. This digital companion to Hometown Homicide shows that sometimes murder strikes twice in the unlikeliest of places.

SEX. MURDER. SECRETS. LIES. A missing baby. Her mother behind bars. In this ground-breaking three-part television event, Caro Meldrum-Hanna investigates one of Australia's most notorious crimes: the disappearance of two-day old Tegan Lane and the conviction of her mother Keli Lane of her murder.

Crime experts explore the motives and modus operandi of female killers. While males are often driven by anger, impulse and destruction, women usually have more complex, long-term reasons to kill.

Investigation Discovery series which takes viewers inside of relationships that went wrong, leading to violent crimes of passion. These true crime stories caught the attention of people all over, now Investigation Discovery shows a voyeuristic peek into the events that lead the crimes.

This series lifts the lid on unbelievable crimes in which one human's love is chosen over another's life. These pre-meditated, highly calculated killings were all orchestrated by a twisted manipulator who used their love as the ultimate murder weapon.

Cheat on Me, If You Can is a comic mystery thriller about a novelist wife who only thinks about how to kill people and her husband, a divorce lawyer who wrote a memorandum titled "If You Cheat, You Die". It tells an unconventional and intense story about adults who do bad things with guilt.

From a best friend holding a fatal grudge to family members secretly plotting revenge, Deadly Deception presents chilling, real-life stories of everyday reunions that end in murder. The series unmasks these twisted villains hiding in plain sight, gradually revealing their true nature and motivations as the terrifying conclusion comes into view. Each episode of Deadly Deception is a taut thriller, blending gripping, first-hand interviews with crime scene photos and home videos. As the stories progress and darken, with flashbacks to the past, viewers gain greater insights into the truth behind the reunion, their relationship, and the killer's ultimate goal.

Devoured bridges the gap between crime and food. We will uncover the sordid secrets and criminal past that restauranteurs, chefs, and foodies have tried to hide, all while exploring the foods Americans love. From recipe thefts and mob beat-downs, to families torn apart by betrayal, litigation, and murder, these stories are driven by food.

A four-part documentary about the South African Paralympic and Olympic sprinter Oscar Pistorius, who shot and killed his girlfriend in the early hours of Valentine's Day 2013. The story of a man and a nation both born to great disadvantage, the series follows the challenges, hopes and triumphs of both and the demise of their dreams under the glare of the world media.