Cold Cases

Cold Justice is the only series with an unparalleled track record that has led to 22 convictions and 56 arrests 

Amber Smith moved in with some friends in 2015 to try to heal after a violent rape two years earlier, but she had no idea her rapist was hiding in her midst. 

Tina Sandoval, a 23-year-old nurse, disappeared in 1995 after going to meet her estranged husband, John Sandoval, to try to finalize their divorce. 

District Attorney Ray Gricar was just eight months away from retirement when he mysteriously vanished in 2005 after taking the day off work.

Galveston authorities said "all hell broke loose" when learning the suspect in the death of Morris Black came from one of New York City's most influential families. The suspect, Robert Durst, would later be suspected of killing three people, including his missing wife. 

Courtney Copeland's March 2016 murder ended the ambitious salesman's dreams, but it also ignited a powerful mission for his mother to find his killer. 

The peculiar deaths of John and Ruth High would be one of the biggest cold cases of Kelly Siegler's prolific career as a prosecutor. But not before police ruled out theories of suicide and mercy killings.

Officials need the public's help in learning more about Alan Wlimer Sr., the man now suspected of killing three people in the 1980s, two of which were covered in Oxygen's Lovers' Lane Murders. 

Four years after Barbara Jean Horn was found dead, stuffed into a cardboard box, her parents were relieved when an arrest in the case was finally made, but the heartbreaking case was far from over.

The remains of Wendy Camp, her daughter Christina Britto, and sister-in-law Lisa Kregear were uncovered in a septic tank pit.