Murders

“The Jacquelyn Smith case became a very high-profile case very quickly, and it was all hands on deck,” Baltimore detective Jill Beauregard said of the search for a homeless couple that turned out to be a lie.

From bodies buried in a family's yard in England to tourists murdered along the shores of Thailand, a new Peacock series explores international stories of unspeakable horror.

The new Oxygen series tracks the twists and turns of investigations, leading to the smoking gun that cracks the case.

The judge compared Abulaban's Scarface impressions with why the social media personality killed his estranged wife and her friend "without remorse."

The convicted woman continuously changed her story about why Greg Morton killed Mitch Kemp and kept his body hidden for years.

Crystal Mangum claimed that she was convicted of murder because of her previous ties to the Duke University lacrosse team rape scandal. 

Willie Barden's family disapproved of his relationship with Felicia Barden, who they called difficult and controlling.

Twins Jasmiyah and Tasmiyah Whitehead, 16, said they'd come home from school to find their mom, Jarmecca “Nikki” Whitehead, brutally killed in a bathtub. What later unfolded shocked investigators. 

After Elizabeth Ferrell's naked, bruised and battered body was discovered in a Louisiana Waterway, her husband Jonathan Allee "didn’t seem too upset," a detective said.    

Peacock's latest true crime docuseries travels the globe to reveal the chilling stories of five renowned international murder cases, from killings by England's Fred and Rose West to Australia's Christopher Dawson.