Aly Vander Hayden

"The Real Murders of Orange County" has everything "RHOC" fans love about the Bravo series: excessive wealth, endless drama, and gorgeous beaches.

The case, which is still ongoing, will be featured in the season two premiere of "Injustice with Nancy Grace," airing this October on Oxygen.

Cathy Wood said she and her lover Gwendolyn Graham, who both worked as nurse’s aides at Alpine Manor, murdered five patients so they would have “something that would bind [them] together forever.”

Brian O’Connell had been treating cancer with photoluminescence and black salve, a topical paste that contains alkaloids, which attack and destroy living tissue.

Pharmacist Robert Courtney pocketed $19 million from diluting medications before delivering them to doctors’ offices.

Investigators learned that Hsiu-Ying “Lisa” Tseng made more than $3,000 a day at her clinic that had become a cash cow for opioid prescriptions. 

Dr. Peter Normann advertised quick and easy “lunchtime lipo” procedures at his Phoenix clinic, but the surgeries resulted in three patient deaths.

Oliver O’Quinn later admitted that he murdered 24-year-old college student Michelle Herndon because “she put him down.”

Allan Lanteigne was found bludgeoned to death at his home in Toronto after his alarm system had been deactivated.

Crystal Rogers, a mother of five, has not been seen or heard from since Fourth of July weekend 2015, and she is presumed dead by authorities.