New York Homicide

Three youths with "bad intentions" brutally murdered Julio Rivera in a case that forever changed how the N.Y.P.D. tackled crimes against the LGBTQ+ community. 

N.Y.P.D. detectives believed Maria Cruz visited Dean Faiello — a man purporting to be a dermatologist — just before her 2003 disappearance. Months later, Faiello's ex came forward with a crucial detail. 

N.Y.P.D. Detectives discovered the 1997 slaying of a beloved restaurant worker might have been connected to the victim's secret lifestyle. 

N.Y.P.D. detectives had to comb through several suspects when uncovering why two Times Square dancers were strangled to death in their home. 

A French man rumored to have stashed cash amidst Y2k fears might be the victim of a crime, though police had yet to find a body. 

The strangulation murder of N.Y.C. speech pathologist, Karina Vetrano, haunted detectives, including New York Homicide's Robert K. Boyce.

N.Y.P.D. detectives search for a man wanted for his sister's fatal shooting and the possible abduction of his estranged girlfriend. 

N.Y.P.D. detectives scrambled to stop two men wanted for a deadly 13-hour rampage that left two dead and another seriously injured.

The now-retired Chief of Detectives said the most stand-out cases of his career included a slain jogger and a man who spent 18 years on the run, both of which will be featured in Season 2 of New York Homicide.

One detective's keen sense of observation helped the N.Y.P.D. find who murdered Linda Stein, an A-list realtor who rubbed elbows with the likes of Madonna and the Ramones.