Buried in the Backyard

S1/EP10 Charlotte County Detectives believe that they saved an innocent man’s life while secretly following their murder suspect, Daniel Conahan.

S1/EP10 During interviews with authorities, Daniel Conahan denied being involved with the murders but could not provide an alibi.

S1/EP9 When Luisa County investigators examined Ulisa‘s photos, they could tell right away that the images were manipulated.

S1/EP10 When a North Port family’s dog retrieved a human skull from their backyard, no one could have guessed it would lead to a hunt for a serial killer.

S1/EP10 After a series of horrific backyard discoveries, it was clear to authorities that a serial killer was terrorizing Southwest Florida.

S1/EP9 Lee Bowles truly believes that Ulisa Chavers murdered his grandmother as well as his father.

S1/EP9 Cody Bowles narrowly survived a major heart attack when he was 35.

S1/EP9 In March 2009, the discovery of male remains in a backyard well shocked a rural county and provided investigators with crucial information about an ongoing mystery.

S1/EP9 When a cadaver dog uncovered a backyard corpse in Luisa County, Virginia, an unexpected web of lies began unraveling before detectives’ eyes.

S1/EP8 “Why would any woman stay with a man who burned her house down?”

S1/EP8 Barbara Weston’s daughters Kelli Wilson and Kimberlee Rampey remember their mother’s triumphs and struggles.

S1/EP8 Before her death, Barbara moved to Oklahoma to be near her daughters and change her life for the better.

S1/EP8 In 1996, a California homeowner discovered a grave containing a small skull while cleaning up his backyard.

S1/EP8 The quiet desert town of Littlerock, California was shaken when the discovery a small grave unraveled a tragic story of lies and murder.

S1/EP7 When Investigator Larry Hobson interviewed Rex Krebs, the murderer blamed his actions on a troubled childhood and abusive parents.

S1/EP7 San Luis Obispo Investigators found many disturbing pieces of evidence while searching Rex Krebs’ house.