The Perfect Murder

Miami businessman Henry Diaz goes missing the night before a family vacation.

Carmen Quinones and Ruben Frederick are brutally stabbed to death in their East Harlem apartment next to $16,000 in cash.

On Long Island, a man pulls into a gas station claiming his wife has been shot dead by a motorist on the highway, but he's foggy on the details.

Two dancers are strangled in their West Harlem apartment, leading police from place to place in New York City, where dreams of fame and stardom can drive young people to desperate measures and devour them along the way.

Twenty-seven-year-old mother Dana Satterfield is found raped and strangled in her South Carolina hair salon.

A freak car accident brings a Belgian honeymoon to a tragic end, and the investigation leads police down a rabbit hole and culminates in an international manhunt for a killer.

Diane Girts is found dead in the bathtub of her home adjoining her husband's funeral home, and investigators cannot determine exactly how she died; as the case unfolds, detectives uncover troubling clues pointing to a cunning and dangerous killer.

After 44-year-old masseuse Larissa Macriello vanishes from her Miami apartment, police are thrust into a world of sex, lies and secrets as they try to find her.

In 1988, a Burbank couple is shot in their own home, the investigation reveals a scheming killer who almost got away with the perfect murder.

When Nancy Lyon dies of a mysterious illness in 1991, her wealthy father tells police she was poisoned by her own husband.

California real estate developer Jana Koklich vanishes in the summer of 2000, causing police to suspect her job led her into danger, until a local pastor comes forward with a shocking confession.

Wisconsin police are shocked to find an elderly couple brutally murdered in their home, then their family members and neighbors start receiving death threats as well.

California student Julie Kibuishi is found dead in the bed of her friend, Sam Herr, a decorated war hero, who is nowhere to be found.