Accident, Suicide, or Murder

Accident, Suicide, or Murder retraces a mysterious freeway crash that vexed fellow officers for fourteen years: "I never let this go."

Three suicide notes and a gun in the victim’s hand point to an obvious cause of death — or does it? Accident, Suicide, or Murder gets at the truth.

Was it accidental electrocution or something more sinister? The latest episode of Accident, Suicide, or Murder analyzes the case from multiple angles.

The upcoming season will highlight the mysterious deaths of George Arthur, Barbara Loesch, and more.

Texas investigators discovered the body inside a charred vehicle wasn't Clayton Daniels, as they had suspected. It was, in fact, a woman.

When California detectives investigated Rachel Winkler's death, they found her husband’s first wife also died violently and mysteriously.

One of Dr. Martin MacNeil's daughters, a medical school student, suspected that her father was involved in her mom’s death.  

David Mead claimed his wife, Pamela, had slipped and drowned in their koi fish pond after recovering from bunion surgery. The truth, investigators learned, was far more sinister.

Did Kristen Wagner, a young mother of three, hang herself? Investigators eventually uncovered a disturbing truth.

A week after a woman was fatally shot by her husband, her coworker ended up dead. Were the cases connected?