Becca van Sambeck

The 32nd season of "Snapped" premieres Sunday, February 19 at 6/5c on Oxygen. There's no better way to celebrate than with a binge watch!

Co-authors Richard Charles Cobb and Mark Davis use original sources to give the most detailed look into Jack The Ripper and his killing spree yet.

In the fictional read "The Bandit Queens," an Indian woman doesn't mind local gossip says she killed her husband — until she gets pulled into helping other women dispose of their bad husbands.

A real-life historical figure in India helped influence "The Bandit Queens," among other things.

Homicide is the third-leading cause of death among indigenous women — they are murdered at rates more than 10 times the national average, according to federal data.

"Eight-four percent of Native American women will experience violence in their lifetime," Loni Coombs, an investigative journalist and former criminal prosecutor featured in the new Oxygen special "Murdered And Missing In Montana," said.

The "Cold Justice" team has helped helped bring about 22 convictions and 56 arrests.

Robert Peerncock's daughter later said he force-fed her alcohol before shoving her into the car to stage an accident.

In the fictional read "The Bandit Queens" by Parini Schroff, Geeta finds the women in her village coming to her to help them get rid of their husbands.

"Women Talking" is loosely based on a harrowing tragedy in a Bolivian Mennonite colony, where numerous women and young girls were drugged and raped.