City Confidential

It was September in Biloxi and summer's heat was just beginning to fade when a killer entered the home of attorney Vince Sherry and his politically active wife, Margaret.

The deaths of a string of champion racehorses may be linked to the death of candy heiress Helen Vorhees Brach.

Police investigate the bomb that blew apart the car of Mark Hoffmann, a highly respected and religious Mormon. Narrated by Paul Winfield.

In the early morning of March 7, 1986, multi-millionaire Stan Cohen was shot three times in the head with his own gun as he slept in his Miami mansion.

A woman's naked body is found outside a Seattle nightclub, posed demurely with a pinecone in her hand. Narrated by Paul Winfield.

In an instant it was over. 49-year-old Larry Volk was shot in the head as he fixed his car in the hot Nevada sun.

Who hired the hitman that killed Alice McArthur in Little Rock, Arkansas in 1982? Was it her criminal defense attorney husband or his mistress Mary Lee Orsini?

In 1994, Kim Groves was gunned down in front of her home. Notorious for its crime, New Orleans had just found another victim.

Late one January night in 1991, Richard Lyon rushed his wife Nancy to a Dallas hospital. Within a few days, her flu-like symptoms turned into life-threatening agony and she died.

Here's a scandal-filled saga about sex, money, and hypocrisy. It's the tale of Kathy Willet, a housewife turned prostitute and one of her customers.

Hermosa Beach is one of Los Angeles' last funky beach towns--a place where the hip, young, rich, and beautiful come together.

Story of the murder that ruined Bermuda's reputation as the "safest place in the world."

Shots rang out into the cool San Francisco night. It was fall, 1991 and Artie Mitchell lay on the floor dying.

Outspoken Joe Vogler was a hero to many Alaskans, especially in Fairbanks, where a last-outpost image still attracts fortune hunters and exiles from the "Lower 48."

A probe into the mysterious death of artist Ana Mendieta, who plunged from her 34th-floor apartment in New York City in 1985.