"I’ve never killed anyone. I don’t need to. I think it. I have it done."— Charles Manson

“He’s the kind of guy you’d never suspect — that’s what made him terrifying.”– Former FBI Profiler Jim Clemente

“I walked in on betrayal. I walked out a widow.”

"A spy. A suitcase. A silent crime."

“How does a young woman fall down a garbage chute in a luxury apartment… and no one sees a thing?”

"I didn't hurt my family... but the evidence doesn’t lie."

"Things are not always as they appear."

“I have walked the same path as God by taking lives... I am God.” — Donald “Pee Wee” Gaskins

"Now, my conscience is clear." — Nannie Doss

At first glance, Jennifer Pan seemed like the perfect daughter. Raised in a strict Vietnamese-Canadian household in Ontario, she played piano, earned top grades, and lived under the ever-watchful eyes of her traditional parents. But beneath that polished surface was a girl unraveling — and behind closed doors, a twisted plan was taking shape.

“I’m just a guy whose wives keep disappearing.”— Drew Peterson, joking on national TV

"Britain's sweetheart was gunned down on her doorstep… and the question remains: who did it?"

"I was determined to survive. I wasn't going to let him win." — Mary Vincent

"I knew something was wrong. I couldn't stay silent." — Trisha Meili's anonymous witness

"I gave her body as a gift to the washing basin and the oven."

“Where are all the men who loved Belle Gunness? Buried. Literally.”

“They declared me dead — twice. But ghosts can stumble into daylight.”— John Kinahan (aka Arthur ‘Derry’ Hannigan)

"You don’t want to make 657 Boulevard unhappy."— The Watcher

"Sometimes, the scariest monsters live right next door."

“I was driven by voices… They said I had to do it.” — Daniel M’Naghten

The Zodiac Killer case is one of the most infamous unsolved serial murder sprees in American history — but what if the chilling letters, cryptic codes, and violent crimes weren't the work of one person?

“A child beauty queen. A ransom note. A murder in a mansion. And three decades of no answers.”

“I had nothing to do with the disappearance of my wife.”— Scott Peterson (2002)The evidence said otherwise.

"I couldn’t stop. I wanted to stop."— Gary Ridgway

On this Forensic Friday, we’re diving into one of the most chilling examples of forensic odontology (the study of bite marks in criminal investigations) — and how it helped catch one of America's most notorious serial killers: Ted Bundy.

"Under the moonlight, everything blooms — even secrets."

“I light the match with love. Fire doesn’t destroy — it sets the truth free.” — Ember Rose Maddox

Welcome to Fatal Femme Friday, where we uncover the women who rewrote the rulebook on crime, manipulation, and murder. This week, we shine the spotlight on Della Sutorius, a suburban Cincinnati woman whose charm masked deadly intentions.

“No jury will convict me.” – Jodi Arias, before the trialSpoiler: She was wrong.

"I’ll tell you everything… but first, I want a coffee."

“We’ve all got the power to kill in our hands. Most of us are afraid to use it. Those who aren’t... control life itself.” — Richard Ramirez

“I am so sick of hearing this ‘she's crazy’ stuff. I've been evaluated so many times. I'm competent, sane, and I'm telling the truth.” — Aileen Wuornos

“What I did was not for sexual pleasure. Rather, it brought me some peace of mind.” — Andrei Chikatilo

“I like children… they are tasty.” — Albert Fish

"It was like she vanished off the face of the earth."

“You don’t just disappear in a town that small unless someone helped it happen.” — Maria Ramirez, Alonzo’s mother

Tonight, we’re diving into one of the most chilling missing person cases in recent memory — a young man vanishes mid-phone call, leaving behind no clues, no trace, and no reason.

“I am the Watcher. Bring me young blood.”— Anonymous letter to the new homeowners

"Gone without a trace, leaving only questions in her wake."

"Bind them, torture them, kill them. BTK."

"I’ve lived with the guilt for 45 years. I’m sorry." — Joseph James DeAngelo, aka the Golden State Killer

"There’s something horrifying about a killer who plans down to the initials."

In January 2006, London housing officials made a horrific discovery. Inside a small flat in Wood Green, North London, lay the skeletal remains of Joyce Carol Vincent — a 38-year-old woman who had been dead for over two years, and no one noticed.

`On this Story Time Sunday, settle in for a case wrapped in rain, mystery, and silence — the unsolved disappearance of Mara Belle Dawson, the girl in the yellow raincoat.

“I’m a good person... just a little flawed.” — Dennis Rader, aka BTK