Snapped

Accident, suicide or murder? Police look at Ronald Bettig' relationship with his girlfriend, Danelle Geier, to get answers.

“He was plagued with depression and suicidal ideations for the bulk of his adult life. Long before he was in a wheelchair," lawyers argued of Ron Willaims in Snapped. But that wasn't the whole story.

Joyce Pelzer told another girlfriend, “I am not a good person,” before confessing to murder. 

Roberta Samard claimed she was trying to kill herself when she accidentally shot her husband, Ken, but a look at her marriage indicated otherwise.

Cristina Rodriguez was caught in a love triangle with two men and lied about her pregnancy to both, sparking a murder, according to police. Now she and her co-conspirator Braylon Ellis are speaking from behind bars.

Cathleen Roth, her boyfriend, and a friend all plotted to kill her mother-in-law after she called the police on her son.

Bill McArthur's family described his client Mary Orsini as “evil” after she admitted to having his wife, Alice McArthur, killed in order to pursue a romantic relationship with him.

An El Paso woman with a violent criminal past had her lover beat a hopeful father to death with a toilet tank cover, according to prosecutors.

“This is two murders. This isn’t a murder-suicide. [Helen] could not have done this to herself,” said Fairfax County police detective Brian Byerson on Snapped of the Megan Hargan case.

Lucille Duncan’s then-14-year-old son later recanted his testimony, and now claims on Snapped: Behind Bars he was coerced into testifying against his mother and sending her to prison, alongside his uncle.