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In 1969, 15-year-old John McCabe excitedly left for a dance at a neighborhood hall; the discovery of his body in an abandoned lot launched an investigation that lasted 40 years and would turn childhood friends into bitter enemies.

Small-town plumber John Cataneo fixes other people's homes for a living, until death came knocking on his front door; to find out who wanted him dead, police investigate the contents of Cataneo's own home, and get the leak they need.

David Coffin's house burned down with him in it, but it wasn't the fire that killed him, it was the bullet in his head; investigators immediately focused on Scott Davis, the estranged husband of Coffin's new girlfriend.

What begins as another sun-soaked day in Boca Raton, Fla., ends in blood-soaked violence, leaving a mother of three a quadriplegic; police find that this seemingly random act may not have been so random after all.

When Maggie Locascio is found brutally murdered in her home, everybody points to her estranged husband, Ed; but when Ed turns up with an airtight alibi, investigators follow a trail of evidence that leads them through the Locascio family.

On the surface the Carters seemed like a happy family of Iowa farmers, but when they discover Shirley Carter shot to death in her kitchen, the family begins pointing fingers at each other.

Former prosecutor Julie Grant is joined by a team of top trial attorneys and forensic experts to cover the high-stakes trials that are on the docket, and the crime cases dominating the headlines.

Gavel-to-gavel coverage and legal analysis of the nation's most compelling trials.

Gavel-to-gavel coverage and legal analysis of the nation's most compelling trials.

Gavel-to-gavel coverage and legal analysis of the nation's most compelling trials.

When a man goes missing, his friends turn to social media to track his final hours.

The most compelling legal stories of the day from Court TV's team of world class legal journalists.

A military veteran finds himself facing murder charges for beating his girlfriend to death; now, doctors suspect his traumatic brain injury and PTSD explain his behavior.

The most compelling legal stories of the day from Court TV's team of world class legal journalists.

No one knows why actress Lana Clarkson decided to go to music producer Phil Spector's home for a nightcap, but they do know that by the end of the night she was dead; Spector claims she committed suicide, but the evidence says otherwise.

People couldn't imagine what made Erik and Lyle Menendez brutally murder their parents; the prosecution said it was greed and the defense said something much darker; a family secret that would shock and grip the nation.

Michael Jackson's personal doctor Conrad Murray took an oath to first do no harm, but that's exactly what prosecutors say Murray did when Jackson died from an overdose of a powerful anesthesia drug.

Rebecca Schaeffer was talented, pretty, and had her whole life ahead of her when she unknowingly opened the door of her Hollywood apartment to her killer Robert Bardo. Bardo's lawyers say his mental illness caused him to snap.

A serial killer taunts and hunts his victims before shooting them down.

When the body of a suspected drug courier is found burning in an alley, FBI agents and local police uncover a crime ring run by a ruthless drug lord.

Former prosecutor Julie Grant is joined by a team of top trial attorneys and forensic experts to cover the high-stakes trials that are on the docket, and the crime cases dominating the headlines.

Gavel-to-gavel coverage and legal analysis of the nation's most compelling trials.

Gavel-to-gavel coverage and legal analysis of the nation's most compelling trials.

Gavel-to-gavel coverage and legal analysis of the nation's most compelling trials.

Bo Pete Jeffrey claims no memory of the crime he's convicted for, the brutal beating and murder of his wife; four years into his life sentence, Jeffrey tells a different story that opens a new window into the mind of this convicted murderer.

The most compelling legal stories of the day from Court TV's team of world class legal journalists.

A filmmaker and a former Marine work to find a woman's killer.

The most compelling legal stories of the day from Court TV's team of world class legal journalists.

Big Herc sells crack at 15, robs drug dealers at 17, does porn at 18, robs banks at 27, and lives to tell about it all.

College friends selling bootleg T-shirts create an empire that pulls in thousands of dollars daily until drugs and arrests tear it down.

At the age of 12, Tiny Doughboy starts a street gang known as the Tiny Loc Bastards; his notorious crew robs drug dealers for cocaine and then sells the coke at local colleges.

Human trafficking was not something 23-year-old Max set out to do; but once he got a taste of the wealth and power that came with being a coyote, he never looked back.

Sixteen-year-old Obie is given the opportunity to distribute cocaine for an international drug organization and starts making more than a million dollars a month.

The mysterious and extremely destructive drug known as K2 that 18-year-old Yazz not only abuses but also traffics earns him $100,000 a week while also causing him to spiral out of control.

A high-ranking government official authorizes deportation of more than 1,400 Jews to Nazi concentration camps; Enron collapses due to creative accounting practices and greed.

Legendary music producer Phil Spector is convicted of murder; Ali al-Timimi's Virginia jihad network of young U.S. Muslim men play paintball to train for holy war.

A triple agent serves in the U.S. military and government while helping to orchestrate the al-Qaida campaign of terror leading to 9/11; a four-star Army general resigns amid scandal.

A minister murders his wife when she uncovers his secret double life; Baltimore's biggest drug dealer ships tons of cocaine cross-country.

Los Angeles police are outgunned by bank robbers.

John Hinkley Jr. shoots President Ronald Reagan, reportedly to gain the attention of a young Hollywood star; a lab worker derails the criminal justice system, resulting in freedom for convicted criminals.

Police may have steered young Christopher Tapp into a false confession for a vicious murder; white supremacist Buford Furrow goes on a killing spree.

A man holds the patrons of an Australian cafe hostage for more than two days; a pizza-delivery teen is a multimillionaire drug kingpin.

Teen Amy Fisher shoots her 35-year-old lover's wife in the head; a reality TV star finds herself behind bars for fraud.

Fashion designer Rudolph Moshammer is murdered by a male prostitute; musician Tim Lambesis gets caught up in a murder-for-hire plot.

Andrew Cunanan's killing spree ends in the death of fashion icon Gianni Versace; Tyco's top brass pilfers hundreds of millions of dollars through the company.

A stunt goes horribly wrong, causing three deaths on the set of "Twilight Zone: The Movie"; billionaire hotelier Leona Helmsley is called "the queen of mean.".

The brutal murder of a British soldier by radical Muslims on a London street is caught on tape; the Lackawanna Six go to terrorist training camp to prepare for holy war.

Wolfgang Beltracchi's world-famous paintings turn out to be fakes; the love triangle of a schoolteacher, a married mom and a hot skydiving instructor ends in murder at 13,000 feet.

Bo Pete Jeffrey claims no memory of the crime he's convicted for, the brutal beating and murder of his wife; four years into his life sentence, Jeffrey tells a different story that opens a new window into the mind of this convicted murderer.

A decorated former U.S. Army soldier who pretended to take on a hit job for two Houston-area doctors talks about the case.

A mother's concerns lead police to the scene of her daughter's murder in the Los Angeles home she shared with her producer boyfriend.

A "48 Hours" report helps trip up a wanted fugitive who spent more than four years on the run for allegedly killing his wife and staging a kidnapping scheme.

A man charged with killing his wife maintains it was a suicide.

When a doctor is charged with killing his wife, his daughter's 911 call becomes important to the case.

A woman speaks out about the person charged with leading her son to suicide through text messages; the verdict on the groundbreaking case.

The search for a missing mother of two during Hurricane Harvey.

Authorities suspect a woman's involvement in her parents' murder.

Bonny Lee Bakley had nine husbands before she meets former "Baretta" star Robert Blake, and he would be her last; as she waits for Blake outside a Los Angeles restaurant, someone approaches her car and shoots her in the head.

The night begins with a birthday celebration for Susan Sutton; it ends with a nightmare when a man breaks in and opens fire, killing Susan and blinding her husband; when police track down the shooter, they can't believe who he said put him up to it.

After leaving a work party late at night, Ramona Krotinea's body gets discovered in the trunk of her own car the next day, and police need to reconstruct who and what happened in the intervening hours.

In Goode, Virginia, a 50-year age gap proves a nightmare for a wealthy retired businessman and his violent girlfriend; In Austin, Texas, a millionaire wakes up and discovers he's been shot.

In Merrillville, Indiana, there are deadly secrets between family members; near Manchester, England, a late night flower delivery is a test run for murder.

In Kansas City, Missouri, a woman falls for a hustler and pays a devastating price; in Castlerock, Northern Ireland, a dentist falls for a patient, and comes up with an unusual treatment plan.

In Westchester County, New York, a wife begins a fling with a co-worker which leads to an erotic game with a violent conclusion.

In Ventura, California, a wife goes missing after a mysterious arrest; while in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, thousands of dollars stored in shoeboxes provide a vital clue to solve a murder.