Season 2024 - Episode Guide

A star cyclist is gunned down by a friend's jealous girlfriend, and the international chase to find the suspect.

A North Dakota student is abducted after shopping at the mall; inside the hunt to catch a killer before he kills again.

When a woman is found murdered, a written confession gives insight into the mind of her killer.

Gypsy-Rose Blanchard's story of murder, family, romance, deception and abuse; her first interview after her release from prison.

An attempted kidnapping leads police to a killer.

Conspiracy, escorts, and murder-for-hire. An exclusive inside look at the undercover investigation.

A U.S. Army Sergeant is murdered; investigators uncover a heartless plot of adultery and greed.

A mysterious brutal murder and the bizarre home renovation that may have been the motive.

A Florida university campus is on edge when a student disappears. Police say love, lies and obsession led to murder.

A mom who would stop at nothing to find her daughter after she vanished, and the team of investigators who solved the deadly mystery.

When four young women go missing, police hunt for a serial killer roaming the interstate. John Quiñones takes us into the families' quests for answers.

Ruby Franke, a popular YouTuber, sees her world implodes after her emaciated son escapes.

When a young couple is found dead, police learn they were involved in an online feud and uncover a deadly catfishing scheme.

A teen girl vanishes after getting into an unknown vehicle. When the truth of her disappearance comes to light, the community is shocked by who is behind the violent plot.

It seemed like life in the small town of Selmer, Tennessee, revolved around the well-known and beloved church pastor Matthew Winkler. Matthew, along with his wife Mary and their three daughters, were seen as a perfect family — until parishioners discovered their pastor's body in the family's home, and Mary and the daughters were nowhere to be found.

Griner Emotionally Discusses Her Arrest, the Harrowing Details of Her Time in Prison, Plus the Backlash She Experienced Returning Home and Much More.

When Tricia Todd, a young mother who recently relocated to Hobe Sound, Florida, failed to pick up her 2-year-old daughter from the babysitter, her family was instantly worried. Police conducted an extensive search, questioning a pastor who twice met Tricia during her evening walks on the beach, a local ventriloquist whom she was infatuated with, and her ex-husband Steven Williams. But when those leads seemed to go nowhere, authorities were left wondering— who would want a young mother dead?

The last time anyone heard from Tracie Hawlett and J.B. Beasley, two teenagers on the verge of their senior year in high school, was on a sweltering July night in 1999. Tracie called her mother from a payphone to say they were on the way home from celebrating J.B.'s birthday — but the two never made it home. The girls' bodies were discovered in the trunk of J.B.'s car, less than a mile from the payphone, with gunshot wounds to their heads. Despite exhaustive efforts, including attempts to identify unknown male DNA found on one of the girls, the involvement of multiple agencies, national TV appeals, and even attempts at hypnosis of eyewitnesses, the case eventually went cold. In 2019, the use of genetic genealogy led to a breakthrough, resulting in a shocking arrest. Could they have finally found the killer?

In 2016, Fabio "Big Daddy" Sementilli was a beloved and sought-after hairstylist with a client roster that included Jennifer Lopez, Russell Crowe, Jackie Chan, Jennifer Love Hewitt and more. When Sementilli was discovered lying lifeless on his family's pool deck with multiple stab wounds to his neck and back, his family, friends and the hair-care industry were devastated. Initially, police suspected he had been a victim of a burglary gone wrong — until DNA found in his car led them to an unlikely suspect, who had attended Sementelli's memorial service sporting an injury.

In 2011, a witness last saw 20-year-old nursing student Holly Bobo walking into the Tennessee woods with an unknown man. Three years later, authorities found her remains miles from her home. After the largest and most expensive investigation in the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation's (TBI) history, authorities ultimately charged Zach Adams, Dylan Adams and Jason Autry with the kidnapping and murder of Holly. Although there was little physical evidence and no DNA linking any of the men to the crime, a jury convicted Zach at trial — based mainly on Jason's testimony, in which he stated that he had been present when Zach shot and killed Holly. Dylan Adams and Jason Autry both eventually pleaded guilty to lesser charges. Earlier this year, Jason recanted his testimony, saying he made it all up, and while prosecutors stand by the conviction, lawyers for Zach are now asking a judge to grant him a new trial.

Leo Schofield spent over three decades serving a prison sentence for the brutal murder of his young wife, Michelle Schofield. "20/20" documents the significant developments in the case since his conviction, including the identification of fingerprints found inside Michelle's car, belonging to a convicted killer who lived in the area and would later confess to the crime. Now, in April of 2024, following nationwide attention to his case, Leo was released from prison on parole. For two years, "20/20" has reported on Leo's legal journey and gives an inside look at the ongoing battle to clear his name and his new life following his release from prison.

A new interview with Keith Papini after his ex-wife Sherri Papini served time in prison for her false kidnapping tale and mail fraud.

A couple is murdered inside their home, possibly by someone trying to hide a secret double life.

It's the case that has fixated the nation: Karen Read is the woman charged with second-degree murder in the death of her Boston police officer boyfriend, John O'Keefe, in a tragic and controversial case that has left families and a community demanding answers.  

The primetime special gives viewers insight into the milestone moments, historic nominations, and powerful storytelling that has defined an epic year of firsts for this year's television season. Interviews with actor Hiroyuki Sanada, star of the most-nominated series on television, FX drama "Shōgun," as well as first-time nominees Lionel Boyce, star of FX's "The Bear," and Lily Gladstone, star of the Hulu miniseries "Under the Bridge." Roberts also sits down for a revealing interview with television icon Carol Burnett, who talks about her career spanning more than 70 years on the small screen where she continues to create memories for generations of television viewers around the world.   

Also featured is ABC News correspondent Chris Connolly with the first father-son duo to host the Emmys, actors Eugene and Dan Levy, as well as Steve Martin, Martin Short, Selena Gomez and Meryl Streep from Hulu's breakout hit "Only Murders in the Building." Connelly also visits the set of ABC's upcoming drama "High Potential" with star Kaitlin Olson and her husband, Rob McElhenney, who are both nominated for their respective roles on "Hacks" and "Welcome to Wrexham."

Exclusive interview with Ashley Benefield, the woman at the center of the so-called "Black Swan Trial."  Was she forced to defend her life, or was there something more behind the killing?

A secret romance in a remote Alaskan town leads to murder. Police body camera footage reveals clues for a multi-state hunt for the killer.

When a young singer disappears, her family, police and a woman with a prophetic vision launch an urgent search, but it's a set of keys that unlocks the answers.

Romantic jealousy leads to murder, and detectives discover the killer was closer than they could have imagined when a cold case leads to a conviction.

The one-hour special takes a look at the shocking arrest of Sean "Diddy" Combs, and the downfall of the famous and powerful hip-hop mogul. Once a paragon of Black excellence, the allegations of violence and sexual assault could send Diddy to prison for the rest of his life with wide-reaching repercussions. New reporting and new details as the allegations of his alleged criminal enterprise, involving "freak offs," drugs and sex trafficking, continue to come to light. 

Singer, rapper and actor Ray J speaks out in a new interview. The special also includes a recent interview with Lizzette Martinez, who survived abuse at the hands of R. Kelly. She speaks about an encounter she says she had with Diddy and reacts to the upsetting CNN video showing Diddy beating his then-girlfriend, Cassie Ventura. Also included are Tiffany Red, a friend of Cassie Ventura and GRAMMY®-winning producer and songwriter who provides intimate details about the relationship between Cassie and Diddy; and contributors Kelley Carter, ABC News entertainment contributor; Aaron Katersky, ABC News senior investigative correspondent; Brian Buckmire, ABC News legal contributor and defense attorney; and Jamilah Lemieux, culture critic and writer.

When 27-year-old Laura Ackerson from Kingston, North Carolina, goes missing – not showing up for work, not answering phone calls and failing to pick up her children at custody exchange – her friends and family begin to panic. Police launch a cross-country investigation that leads to a rural muddy creek in Texas and uncover a trove of evidence and troubling surveillance video.

Police eventually make a gruesome discovery in the murky waters of Oyster Creek—Laura's dismembered human remains. The father of her children, Grant Haze, becomes one of the prime suspects as does his wife, Amanda. Police question both of them who point fingers at each other – leading authorities to question who killed Laura. "20/20" speaks with Grant; Amanda's adult daughter, Sha; friends and acquaintances of Grant and Laura, as well as law enforcement and prosecutors involved in the case.

The latest on the case of Erik and Lyle Menedez, the brothers who killed their parents in Beverly Hills, and the newfound support in the effort to free the brothers. Plus, the never-before-seen excerpts from the "20/20" interview with the brothers.

It was a cold January day in the Buckhead neighborhood of Atlanta when a young, beautiful socialite, Lita McClinton Sullivan, answered the front door of her home. Surprised to see a delivery man holding a dozen pink roses, Lita began to accept the delivery — but in an instant — the delivery man pulled out a gun and fired shots, leaving Lita with a fatal wound to the head. 

A wife/mom goes missing the night of a Halloween party, and her car is found abandoned by the side of the road. The incredible story of Karen Swift, with exclusive interviews, is ONLY on "2020."

The one-hour special explores Liam Payne's meteoric rise to celebrity as a member of boy band One Direction and his personal journey, including his struggles with mental health and the pressures of stardom, as well as his efforts to reinvent himself as a solo artist. Additionally, the timely documentary covers Payne's tragic death, shedding light on the darker aspects of celebrity culture and the profound impact fame had on his life.

A heart-pounding body-camera video captures moments after a firefighter is gunned down. A family drama unfolds in real time as police hunt for the killer.

It was one of the most notorious murders in the Atlanta area when a father was gunned down while dropping his young son off at preschool just days after a mysterious person was seen lurking outside his home with a gun.

A Special Edition of 20/20," hosted by country music icon Luke Bryan, Peyton Manning and Lainy Wilson. Filmed in Las Vegas, the special provides an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at some of country music's top stars in the lead-up to "The 58th Annual CMA Awards." Country Music's Biggest Night which airs live from Nashville. 

A whispered call for help and 33 hours of interrogation lead to the discovery and capture of a college town serial killer.

ABC News Studios presents a two-hour documentary event, "The Untold Story of Mary Poppins: A Special Edition of 20/20," commemorating the 60th anniversary of what is long considered Walt Disney's crowning motion picture masterpiece, "Mary Poppins." Chock full of rarely seen footage, photos and stories from the film's living legends, this diamond anniversary presentation promises to be a sweet remembrance of the enduring, first-of-its-kind movie magic, the irresistible songs, and the iconic character who touched the world.

The unsolved murder of JonBenét Ramsey, the 6-year-old pageant queen found murdered in her home, including an all-new interview with John Ramsey and never-before-seen footage of Barbara Walters' interview with both parents, John and Patsy Ramsey. 

Investigating the secret life of the young man prosecutors allege gunned down United Healthcare's Brian Thompson.

"Jimmy Carter: A Full Life - A Special Edition of 20/20" reflects on the extraordinary life of the 39th president of the United States, Jimmy Carter (1924-2024). On the evening of his death at 100 years old, the special reports on his unlikely rise to the presidency as well as his legacy of peacemaking and its impact long after his time in office. "20/20" has gone back into the ABC News archives to feature extensive footage from President Carter's early life and interviews with former "20/20" anchor Barbara Walters who interviewed President Carter and his wife, First Lady Rosalynn Carter, in the White House. Additional archival interviews include former ABC News anchor Sam Donaldson who covered President Carter's presidential campaign and "Good Morning America" anchor George Stephanopoulos' many interviews with the Carters conducted over the years.  

The one-hour special traces President Carter's roots back to his humble beginnings selling boiled peanuts on the main street of his small hometown of Plains, Georgia; and follows his career in the Navy; his rise to governor of Georgia; and, eventually, to the highest office in the country, the presidency. Tonight's special edition of "20/20" also chronicles the amazing love story between President Carter and his hometown sweetheart, Rosalynn Carter, and their partnership that spanned more than seven decades. Their legacy, the Carter Center, has been the vehicle for extraordinary philanthropy, helping eradicate diseases, and working for peace all over the world.