S3 E1: Jim Jones
Known for his extreme beliefs on Christianity, Jim Jones becomes infamous for a mass murder-suicide.
44 minutes
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Veteran crime reporter Steve Helling introduces killers who gain notoriety from the media attention their crimes receive. Accounts from victims' family members, jurors, law enforcement officials and journalists involved give insight into each case.
Known for his extreme beliefs on Christianity, Jim Jones becomes infamous for a mass murder-suicide.
44 minutes
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Philip Markoff, a man with a promising future as a doctor, hides a secret that ends up in murder.
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Robert Durst first gains media attention with the disappearance of his wife in 1982.
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Serial killer Kenneth Bianchi terrorizes Los Angeles between October 1977 and February 1978.
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Paul Snider, ex-husband of model Dorothy Stratten, harbors a jealousy that ends in murder-suicide.
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John Gotti was the crime boss that was the head of the notorious Gambino family.
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David Koresh became known for leading a cult in a 51-day standoff against the federal government.
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Susan Smith pushes her car into a lake, killing her two young sons, in a plot to win over a man.
44 minutes
Richard Ramirez became known as the Night Stalker for his vicious acts.
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Rodney Alcala's ruthless spree of murder, rape, and sexual assault throughout the 1970s.
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In 1995, Yolanda Saldivar, the president of Selena Quintanilla's fan club, shoots her in a hotel.
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