Kathryn MacDonald believes her husband was wrongly convicted of killing his family and has called him "the most honorable person" she has ever known as she continues to fight for his release.
Jeffrey MacDonald's pregnant wife and two young daughter were savagely killed in the family's Fort Bragg home more than 50 years ago, but the case continues to captivate the public.
Helena Stoeckley repeatedly confessed--and then recanted--being in the home of Jeffrey MacDonald the night his pregnant wife and two young daughters were brutally killed.
Rhonda Stapley was a pharmacy student at the University of Utah in 1974 when she accepted a ride from a man named Ted — but instead of a ride back to campus, Stapley would find herself in a fight for her life.
The Manson Family's slaying of pregnant actress Sharon Tate and her friends in August 1969 shocked the nation, but just six months later there was another family murder with eerie similarities.
Errol Morris, an award-winning filmmaker and author, set out to reach a definitive conclusion about whether doctor Jeffrey MacDonald had slaughtered his pregnant wife and two children in 1970, but found out that the truth can be a "tangled mess."
“I pick up fugitives for a living. I love the thrill. I love the chase and I Iove getting some asshole off the street,” Carla Campbell said of her unconventional occupation in the Showtime docu-series “Love Fraud.”
Showtime's four-part docuseries chronicles Richard Scott Smith's romantic exploits and the sea of angry women he leaves in his wake after they say he stole their money, ruined their credit and took their dignity.
Karla thought she'd found a new lease on life, leaving behind her husband of 39 years to run off with a man she met while singing karaoke. But her new love wasn't the white knight she'd envisioned.
