True Crime & Justice

More than 30 years on from her daughter's murder, Marie McCourt's fight for justice has changed the law. Marie will be at CrimeCon in London to tell her family's harrowing story.

In 2016 the FBI and Houston police were on the hunt for a real-life sniper believed to be a serial killer and robber whose M.O. was to kill first, then rob, and steal bags of cold hard cash.

The first part of this incredible true story of a Houston criminal who specialized in robbing armoured trucks and murdering the guards, and how he was stopped.

CourtTV's UK launch offered audiences access to, and analysis of, the most explosive real-life courtroom dramas taking place in the US today, live and gavel-to-gavel.

James Renner's books are surprisingly personal and intricately honest as he pours his life into searching for the truth in each devastating unsolved case.

Hunting Ghislaine is a new LBC podcast investigating the life of Ghislaine Maxwell. Episodes available every Thursday from November 19 on Global Player.

When you’ve watched all the documentaries, read all the books but you still want to know more? It’s time to go to CrimeCon.

Prior to Dorothy’s sudden disappearance in May 1980, she had been receiving terrifying phone calls from a mystery caller.

Amidst Peru’s coronavirus crisis, hospital workers are demanding bribes from relatives to confirm deceased victims’ identities and arrange illegal funerals

Authorities are once again asking to speak with the UK's Prince Andrew about his ties to Jeffrey Epstein.

True crime cases that have gone cold with no answers are often those that fascinate us the most. Here we will look at four cases that remain a mystery and are still unsolved.

Murdered in Montana in 1983, Marie Philbrick was killed in the days before DNA analysis. Bernard Pease Jr. was convicted of her murder, but was he really her killer?