S14/EP10 Toronto Police Service Detective Leslie Dunkley recalls the murder of Allan Lanteigne, who was bludgeoned to death inside his home. Demitry Papasotiriou-Lanteigne, Lanteigne's husband, and Michael Ivezic, Papasotiriou-Lanteigne's boyfriend, were both convicted in the slaying. They were sentenced to life in prison with the possibility of parole after 25 years, and Papasotiriou-Lanteigne is currently appealing his conviction.

S14/EP10 Toronto Police Service Sergeant Tam Bui discusses the Canadian case of Demitry Papasotiriou-Lanteigne and Michael Ivezic, who were both convicted in the murder of Papasotiriou-Lanteigne's husband, Allan Lanteigne. They were both sentenced to life in prison with the possibility of parole after 25 years. Papasotiriou-Lanteigne is currently appealing his conviction.

S14/EP10 Those close to the case of Demitry Papasotiriou-Lanteigne and Michael Ivezic discuss the investigation and trial. While the couple was convicted in the murder of Papasotiriou-Lanteigne's husband, Allan Lanteigne, Papasotiriou-Lanteigne is appealing his conviction and is currently on house arrest. Both men were sentenced to life in prison with the possibility of parole after 25 years.

S14/EP10 Allan Lanteigne was born and raised in New Brunswick, Canada, and his close friend, Grazia Masi, first met him when they worked together in the catering industry. While Lanteigne was always full of energy and positivity, it wasn't always easy growing up in his small town of Saint John. Eager to spread his wings, he moved to Toronto after graduating from high school.

S14/EP10 When a respected Toronto bookkeeper is found murdered inside his home, the search for his killer focuses on two unexpected suspects… and unearths shocking allegations of sex, scandal, and a deadly betrayal.

S14/EP9 Temikia Rhimes, the daughter of murder victim Jesse Giles, recalls finding out about her father's death. Jesse, a diabetic, was believed to have died from a supposed heart attack, but two months later, it was revealed he had been poisoned with a lethal dose of heroin instead of his insulin.

S14/EP9 Jesseca Wilson, the daughter of Carol Giles and murder victim Jesse Giles, discusses her childhood and relationship with her parents. Carol and her former boyfriend, Tim Collier, were found guilty in Jesse's murder as well as the murder of her friend, Nancy Billiter. They are both serving life sentences in prison.

S14/EP9 Fred Rosen, author of the true crime book "Needle Work" that covers the case of Carol Giles and Tim Collier, discusses the case and investigation. Others close to the case, including relatives and former West Bloomfield Police detective Tom Helton, reflect on the trials that resulted in multiple convictions for two Michigan murders.

S14/EP8 Kentucky Commonwealth Attorney Richie Bottoms discusses the case of Jenna Oakley, who murdered her stepmother, Rhonda Oakley. Jenna's boyfriend, Kenneth Nigh, also confessed to the murder before hanging himself. Jenna ultimately accepted a deal from prosecutors and pleaded guilty to first-degree manslaughter. She was given a 10-year sentence with an additional five years for the theft of Rhonda’s car.

S14/EP8 Those close to the case of killer couple Jenna Oakley and Kenneth Nigh open up about the investigation. While detained, Nigh confessed to the murder of Jenna's stepmother, Rhonda Oakley, in a suicide note before hanging himself. Jenna also confessed to the murder and later pleaded guilty to first-degree manslaughter.

S14/EP9 When a woman’s body is discovered in a Michigan town park, the investigation into what happened exposes a sordid tale of lust, torture, and two cases of cold-blooded murder.

S14/EP9 In West Bloomfield Township, Michigan, 44-year-old father Jesse Giles raised his four children. While his first marriage ended in divorce, Jesse always remained a dedicated family man. His eldest daughter, Temikia Rhimes, recalled her father's kind and giving nature, saying he was ""just one of those people who gave back to the community and his family."

S14/EP8 Diana Oakley, the grandmother of Jenna Oakley, opens up her granddaughter's murder case. Jenna pleaded guilty to first-degree manslaughter for the slaying of her stepmother, Rhonda Oakley. Jenna was given a 10-year sentence with an additional five years for the theft of Rhonda’s car. She will be eligible for parole in 2034.

S14/EP8 The brutal murder of a woman inside her Kentucky home triggers an investigation that reveals an underage romance fueled by obsession and rage.

S14/EP8 Around Danville, Kentucky, single mother Rhonda Oakley was known for her kind and vivacious personality. By 2008, her children were all grown and moved out of the house, leaving her an empty nester at 44 years old. Ready to give romance another shot, she met 37-year-old Phillip Oakley. They two bonded quickly, and a romance flourished.

S14/EP7 Kentucky State Police Detective Ryan Loudermilk discusses the murder case of Brooklyn Reynolds and Christopher Evans, who were both convicted in the murders of Reynolds' mother and stepfather, Chara and Henry Bryant. When speaking with Reynolds and her two sisters, authorities learned that none recalled hearing gunfire or any sounds of a struggle.