The Killer Speaks - Episode Guide

When 23-year-old Levi King executed two innocent neighbors in 2005 he finally found a release for his life-long inner rage. For the first time in his life, King felt a sense of peace. But when that feeling began to fade, he broke into a farmhouse where a family was asleep, looking to kill again. Now, for the first time, King reveals what really happened in the house and how a 10-year-old girl survived the bloodbath that followed.

In 2011 Maksim Gelman went on a brutal killing spree in New York City that left four people dead and four wounded. It began when he killed his stepfather by stabbing him 55 times, and ended 28 hours later in a bloody confrontation with the NYPD.

Robert Lopez warned women he loved never to betray him. In 2005, after serving 10 years for stabbing and nearly killing his first girlfriend, Lopez had a new girlfriend. But when she gave Lopez reason to doubt her affection, he exacted fatal revenge. Dr. Sasha Bardey identifies Lopez as a push-button killer--one who has a specific set of emotional buttons, that when pushed, unleash a murderous rage. From behind bars, in a first-time ever interview, Lopez reveals the source of the horrifying rage that left 21-year-old Brandi Bernard dead.

In 2006, when 38-year-old Dena Riley met convicted rapist Richard Davis, their relationship turned out to be a marriage made in hell. They shared the same twisted desire for three-way sex--followed by murder. Riley reveals how they acted out their sadistic fantasies--raping, torturing and killing two innocent women that was recorded on tape to be savored later. Police eventually caught up with Riley and Davis--but not before the deadly couple targeted one last, helpless victim.

Two weeks before Christmas, Earl Forrest burst into a friend's house and gunned down two people in cold blood. Still thirsty for mayhem, Forrest then ambushed the deputies who came knocking, leaving four more people shot. What triggered this orgy of violence? Now on death row, Forrest reveals the surprising reason behind the killing spree.

In Great Falls, Montana, detectives are called to the scene of a grizzly crime, a 51-year-old former corrections officer is found dead. This is the second seemingly random murder in six weeks, a chilling statistic in a city that sees only about six homicides a year. As the hunt for the killer begins, detectives race to stop him before he hurts anyone else. Now, for the first time, the killer explains what happened that night and reveals why he killed.

In 1991, a human skull is found in the woods outside of San Antonio and a perfect murder begins to unravel. Investigators figure out the identity of their victim, but without witnesses or evidence, the case goes cold quickly. Until a career criminal in California makes a sudden and surprising confession, an admission that turns out to be less than truthful. Now, the killer describes what happened that night and why he confessed to the murder he could have gotten away with.

In Alamogordo, New Mexico, a young man is shot in cold blood and left to die on a remote mountain trail. As detectives hunt for the murderer, they worry they may be dealing with a potential serial killer who could strike again at any time. Now, the killer describes in detail how he murdered his victim and delivers a shocking revelation about his past.

In 1994, a mysterious drifter went on a violent killing spree leaving a trail of men, brutally killed. Investigators in three states soon realized that they were dealing with a serial killer, who never stayed in one place for long. Called the "I-95 Killer" by the press, Gary Ray Bowles left his victims with the same bizarre signature--something viciously stuffed in their mouths. Currently awaiting execution on death row, for the first time, Bowles reveals the chilling motives behind his crimes.

On November 15, 1999 the 24-year-old pregnant girlfriend of Carolina Panthers football player Rae Carruth is shot four times and left for dead in her car. Charlotte North Carolina Investigators suspect Carruth, but soon learn that this murder is not what it seems. They discover that they are dealing with a cold and remorseless killer where every murder has its price. Convicted killer Van Brett Watkins reveals the sordid details of the only "hit" he regrets doing.