2024-09-12
The team members pose as honeymoon couples at a resort in an attempt to befriend the son of a Serbian war criminal; Bozer wonders if Matty knows about his relationship with Leanna; Jack recruits Elwood to help him break into Matty's home.
A report about the 2011 death of Uta Von Schwedler, and her son Pelle Wall's efforts to prove that his father, pediatrician Dr. Johnny Wall, was responsible for her death. Von Schwedler, a university research scientist, was found dead in the bathtub of her Salt Lake City, Utah home by her boyfriend Nils Abramson. The cause of death was listed as "undetermined.
A report on the investigation into the death of Alabama real estate agent Angel Downs, who was found dead from a gunshot wound to the head, by her own weapon, outside her Gulf Shores, Alabama condo in 2010. At the time of her death, she was involved with Stephen Nodine, a well-liked Alabama politician with connections in Washington D.C. Though married and the father of a young son, Nodine dated Do
All new: Did a cartoon play a part in the death of a California man? "48 Hours" correspondent Richard Schlesinger investigates.
The fatal heroin overdose of a Google executive and the young woman charged with killing him is a story that exposes the collision of two lives - Forrest Hayes, a hugely successful technology genius playing outside of his marriage, and Alix Tichelman, a troubled, tattooed model from a wealthy family dating online. One is dead, the other charged with giving him a lethal dose of heroin. 48 HOURS tak
Did a millionaire really want his model wife dead so badly that he was willing to hire a hit man to kill her? And if he did, was $80,000 enough to get the job done? Troy Roberts and 48 HOURS investigate the twisted relationship between millionaire health supplement distributor and a wannabe rock 'n' roller, Dino Guglielmelli, his model wife, Monica Olsen, and the presumed hit man who came into the
A report about the investigation into the 2012 death of Weight Watchers executive Danielle Thomas, and the murder case against her boyfriend, Wall Street attorney Jason Bohn, who claimed being neglected by his mother as a child should keep him from spending his life in jail. Thomas was found dead in the bathtub of the Astoria, Queens apartment she shared with Jason Bohn.
A young woman is found dead in Manhattan's Central Park in August 1986. The murder of the well-liked Levin was fodder for the New York tabloids, with the case featuring a handsome murder suspect, Robert Chambers, who tried to clear his name at all costs, including making lurid claims about Levin "raping" him in the park. The case drew so much attention it was made into a made-for-television movie.
When Latimer hires Nate's father to pull off a heist in an ultra-secure government office, the Leverage team must stage a fake hostage stand-off when they're trapped inside and the feds lay siege to the building.
The LEVERAGE team must recruit old friends and rivals in order to take down Latimer and a foe from their past.
When a shipping CEO's cost-cutting measures result in a plane crash, the Leverage team cons him into buying the largest plane ever built - the Spruce Goose - in order to expose him before a merger is completed that would put more lives at risk.
While trying to save a stubborn hockey enforcer from sustaining permanent injury in the playoffs, Leverage discovers that someone has nefarious designs on the team.
The Leverage team takes down a wealthy scientist who stole his former research partner's discovery and ruined his reputation; by convincing him he's made first contact with aliens.
Leverage goes inside the world of culinary schools and celebrity chefs to bring down a corrupt restaurateur who destroys lives in his pursuit of fame and money.
To take down a competitive cheerleading company which profits by putting teenage girls at risk, the team must tackle their most corrupt foe yet: Congress.