True Life Crime - Episode Guide

19-year-old Kenneka Jenkins vanished from a birthday party at a hotel in suburban Chicago one night after going live on Facebook. Nearly 24 hours later, her body was found inside a freezer of the hotel's basement.

15-year-old Lesandro "Junior" Guzman-Feliz leaves home to meet with a friend but ends up brutally murdered. The violent crime is recorded by security cameras and bystanders causing the story to go viral on social media driving a community to seek #JusticeForJunior.

Shots ring out in the middle of the night and minutes later the body of 16-year-old Kedarie Johnson, a gender fluid teen, is discovered. Was Kedarie a target because of their gender identity or did the teen have a secret connection to the killer? The hunt for answers leads to a shocking discovery.

24-year-old Jerika Binks disappeared while out for a jog in a Utah canyon and no one hears from her again. As a recovering addict, did she relapse and runaway or was she another tragic victim of violence against women? A surprising discovery during the investigation changes everything.

16-year-old Mujey Dumbuya leaves her home to catch the bus for school and vanished. Days later, her body resurfaced in a wooded area 45 miles from her home. The search for her killer reveals a shocking twist that devastates her family, friends and investigators.

Police discover a car belonging to 19-year-old, Sarah Stern abandoned on a bridge, the keys still in the ignition, but she was nowhere to be found. Police initially suspected suicide, but why then would she withdraw thousands of dollars in cash?

When $5 million dollars goes missing, police discover Joel Ortiz, a 20-year-old hacker, who hatched an elaborate plan to take over personal cell phones and social media accounts in order to bankroll his lifestyle of partying, lavish trips, and design.

Hanna Harris, a 21-year-old mother went out to celebrate the Fourth of July with friends, but never returned home. Hours after, police discovered her car abandoned and five days later her body is found in a remote field. What happened to Hanna Harris?

When the bodies of two unidentified women were found in a remote area near Galveston, TX, police had very few leads. Investigators, later, learned that the women, Britney Cosby and Crystal Jackson, were in a relationship.

Lauren and a group of friends had been camping on a cliff during a raucous festival weekend when she went missing. She was, later, found dead by two fisherman in a nearby cove.

The fatal shooting of high school athlete Jaydon Chavez-Silver at a house party in Albuquerque,NM reveals a disturbing trend of violence in the community. Was this a targeted killing or arandom act of violence?

16-year identical twin, Jholie Moussa, walked out the front door of her house, told her sister she would be right back and then vanished. Could her last ominous social media post be a clue to her disappearance?

The murder case of single mother, Heather Bogle, goes cold after law enforcement focuses on a suspect with no tangible connections to the crime.

Social media lit ablaze when the brutal, public beating of transgender woman, Muhlaysia Booker, went viral. Though she spoke out against the senseless violence and went into hiding to protect herself from further harm she was found murdered.

A rash of missing women cases go unsolved in Ohio until a bone chilling 911 call revealed a house of horrors. What happened to these missing women? Could their cases be connected? Was there a serial killer on the loose?

Investigators faced the unthinkable when the headless and handless body of a young Black man was discovered in the backwoods of Michigan. Who was he and why would anyone do something so horrific?

When transgender teen, Mercedes Williamson, is found murdered in a small Southern town, the FBI steps in to track down her killer. Was Mercedes targeted for being different? Or was her older roommate involved?

Police in Saratoga Springs, UT received a call about a mysterious, dangerous man walking around wielding a sword. Law enforcement claimed Darrien was a threat, but witnesses, family, and an independent investigation revealed otherwise.