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Gabriela: When a young couple seek a heeling experience at an upscale Camps Bay retreat, only one of them survives a brutal night of torture. (S2, ep 6)

Britain's First White Honour Killing: A hard-hitting look at the death of teenage mother Laura Wilson who was killed by her Asian boyfriend for bringing shame on his family. (S2, ep 7)

Homicide Hotel: After the execution-style murder of three businessmen in a posh Atlanta hotel, detectives race to track down the killer before they strike again. (S3, ep 1)

The Smallest of Clues: A burned out car and a blood-stained bedroom reveal the murder of a community pillar. Will it be the smallest of clues that lead police to her heartless killer?

Christine: Authorities come under immense pressure when a series of sexual assaults leads to murder on a popular beach in Tumon Bay, Guam. (S2, ep 7)

Nathaly: A woman travels to Ecuador to start a backpacking trip across South America, but her family begin to fear the worst when they lose touch with her. (S2, ep 11)

Patrick De La Cerda: When Patrick De La Cerda is shot and killed on his own doorstep, his fiancé Jessica suggests a jealous ex-boyfriend may be behind the attack. (S3, ep 2)

One Wrong Move: Desperate to stop the senseless shootings in her community, Detective Kenyata KeeKee Taylor must find out why the latest teen victim was wearing a ski mask. (S25, ep 19)

Make My Day: The documentary series continues as retired Colorado Springs police detective Joseph Kenda reflects on another harrowing case. (S5, ep 5)

Lockdown: Officers put themselves in the line of fire to pacify a crazed gunman, while lieutenant Joe Kenda investigates a shocking stabbing. (S6, ep 11)

Disturbance in Progress: Detective Mark Kordula finds himself in a tense situation when he responds to a call about a bar patron who has been found bloodied on the road. (S1, ep 7)

Serial Wedding Crasher: A seemingly trivial 911 call about cold fries, unexpectedly escalates into a murder investigation. (S2, ep 11)

170: A man ordered into custody attempts a daring escape from court, while a judge doesn't appreciate a defendant's constant interruptions. (S7, ep 1)

...With Dermot Murnaghan. Hough: Janet Commins was killed in 1976. The wrong man went to prison while Stephen Hough escaped justice - until DNA revealed the truth decades later. (S5, ep 3)

...With Dermot Murnaghan. Zatoon Bibi's secret affair with Tanveer Iqbal in Birmingham spiralled into obsession after he ended their relationship. (S5, ep 6)

...With Dermot Murnaghan. Roustoby: David Clarke's death was dismissed as an accident, until a drunken confession on tape redirected attention to his neighbour, David Roustoby. (S5, ep 7)

Ryan Poston: When Ryan Poston is shot and killed by his on-and-off girlfriend Shayna Hubers, she claims self-defence - but was it really an act of jealous rage? (S3, ep 3)

No Body, No Crime: When a beloved father of two suddenly disappears, a story of obsession, anger and jealousy begins to unfold. His new girlfriend leads police to her ex. (S1, ep 2)

Sinister Scheme to Silence a Father: A young girl wakes up to find her father and sister missing, leading police to find a bloody crime scene. (S1, ep 7)

Hairdresser Homicide: When a young mom of three vanishes, investigators delve into her inner circle which takes them through a labyrinth of possible suspects. (S1, ep 5)

Make My Day: The documentary series continues as retired Colorado Springs police detective Joseph Kenda reflects on another harrowing case. (S5, ep 5)

One Wrong Move: Desperate to stop the senseless shootings in her community, Detective Kenyata KeeKee Taylor must find out why the latest teen victim was wearing a ski mask. (S25, ep 19)

Ryan Poston: When Ryan Poston is shot and killed by his on-and-off girlfriend Shayna Hubers, she claims self-defence - but was it really an act of jealous rage? (S3, ep 3)

When Police entered an abandoned bank in Snowtown, South Australia, they made a gruesome discovery that would eventually lead to the capture of Australia's worst serial killers. (1 of 2)

When Police entered an abandoned bank in Snowtown, South Australia, they made a gruesome discovery - the dismembered remains of multiple victims, stashed away in plastic barrels. (2 of 2)