Crime TV

Liehnia "Lena" Chapin is still listed as a missing person by the Missouri State Highway Patrol.

Patrice Endres vanished from her salon around lunchtime over a decade ago — where two witnesses may have seen something pivotal to solving the case. 

One of the cases "Unsolved Mysteries" helped crack has a surprising link to Oscar-winner Matthew McConaughey.

Alonzo Brooks' friends last saw him alive at a party in Kansas — where he was allegedly subjected to racist threats and slurs.

After Rey Rivera vanished in 2006, his wife Allison found a note taped to the back of his computer screen that contained an apparent Freemason motto.

Kelci "Saff" Saffrey, who spoke about losing his arm due to a tiger attack in the Netflix, detailed some of the struggles that come with amputation in the advertisement. 

Long before she helped catch the elusive serial killer known as the Golden State Killer, Michelle McNamara helped shape the true crime genre into a more humanizing one.

Once a gymnast victimized by Larry Nassar, Rachael Denhollander is now an attorney and fierce advocate for victims of sexual abuse.

When Michelle McNamara first learned of the East Area Rapist case on television, she was shocked she'd never heard of it before, so she picked up Larry Crompton’s book "Sudden Terror' to learn more.

Michelle McNamara is the author behind a groundbreaking book on the Golden State Killer.