Inside Evil with Chris Cuomo - Episode Guide

Addicts are found over-dosing on the streets every day in New Hampshire, the small, bucolic state President Trump recently called a drug-infested den. Chris Cuomo visits the front-lines of America's opioid epidemic to see what's being done to turn this deadly tide.

An alarming number of bodies is piling up in Dr. Corrine Stern's jurisdiction, and it's her job to figure out who they are and why they've died. She is the lone medical examiner in the border town of Laredo, Texas and has become an expert in identifying the bodies of migrants who die crossing the border.

Emotionally-charged custody battles take place with increasing frequency in two small towns on the border of Arizona and Utah. Chris Cuomo finds himself in the middle of an hours-long tug of war, and meets mothers and fathers who have fought long and hard to reclaim their kids, at great personal cost.

More and more American children are being recruited into the sex trade, sometimes girls as young as 10 years old. Chris Cuomo explores the mean streets of Los Angeles, California, where law enforcement battles this rising tide of exploitation.

What is life in prison really like for the fastest growing segment of incarcerated Americans? Chris Cuomo is granted unprecedented access to New York State's only maximum security prison for women, witnessing some of the most important moments of some of the inmates' lives.

Cuomo goes inside a maximum-security prison for an exclusive interview with one of America's most notorious serial killers, Joel Rifkin. Cuomo is Rifkin's mind-hunter, asking him tough questions about his sordid sex life, why he brutally murdered 17 women and how he was eventually caught. Beyond the horrors of the killings themselves, Cuomo tries to understand what motivated Rifkin, who is serving more than 200 years for his grizzly yet methodical crimes.

Julie was abducted from her church parking lot by a stranger. Gabrielle was attacked as she walked home from work alone at night after the Uber app on her phone malfunctioned. Despite the growing attention on sexual assault, an alarming number of rapes go unpunished; more than 98% of the time the perpetrators never spend a single day in prison. Cuomo hears the firsthand accounts of rape survivors and examines what hurdles they face to get justice.

When Debra Newell clicked on John Meehan's online dating profile, she thought she'd finally found the perfect man. He said he was a doctor who volunteered his services in Iraq, but as their relationship grew, Debra began to have an uneasy feeling. Cuomo unravels the twisted tale of what happened to Debra when her promising love story went horribly wrong and somebody ended up dead.

Three women a day are killed by a former or current husband or boyfriend. Nicole Beverly is desperately trying to avoid that fate. When she met her husband in college he was a football star and they were in love. She never imagined the relationship would turn violent and he would end up holding a gun to her head. Kevin is in prison for his violent attacks on her. Now his release date is coming up and a judge will decide if he should go free. Cuomo follows Nicole as she goes through the court system, trying frantically to keep him behind bars. If he gets out, she is convinced he will kill her...so she is prepared to go on the run and into hiding with her two sons. Cuomo goes inside the epidemic of intimate partner violence that can turn lethal for so many women.

Like most identical twins, the Spahalski brothers have a lot in common... but they may be the only identical twins who have both separately committed murder. Cuomo meets face-to-face with Robert Spahalkski inside a maximum-security prison where he's serving 100 years to life for four murders. The host confronts him with details of his crimes and tries to glean insight into the cause of his murderous urges. Could the desire to kill be a genetic trait? Cuomo tries to find some answers to the age-old question of nature versus nurture.

Jennifer Asbenson tells Chris Cuomo about her terrifying encounter with serial killer Andrew Urdiales. Even though she spent years telling people her story, not even her own mother believed her until Urdiales confessed to other crimes.

Chris Cuomo conducts the last interview that serial killer Andrew Urdiales will ever give. Was he insane? Did he hate women? What went wrong in his childhood to turn this man into such a monster?

Charity Lee has the uniquely tragic misfortune of being the mother to the teenage boy who killed her young daughter. Chris Cuomo speaks with Paris Lee Bennett, now 25, to find what drove him to murder the sister he says he loved.

In 1987, a group of teens, hell-bent on revenge, killed local businessman John Hill who had raped their friend Jennifer. 30 years later, Chris Cuomo speaks to Lisa Harris, the only member of the group who was sentenced to life in prison.

John J. Lennon is a murderer that has built a literary career by writing about the prison system he lives in. Chris Cuomo talks with John J. Lennon about his crime, doing his time, and why he traded his gun for a pen.