Pluto TV True Crime
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Pluto TV True Crime
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22 sept. 2026
Times in America/New_York
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The tragic story of 18-year-old Hannah Hill of Akron, Ohio, whose murder may never be solved.
The shocking story of Kathy Bush, regarded as a caring mother and a national advocate for health care, who was suddenly arrested for child abuse.
A look at how the justice system handled the unique case of Dr. L. Stan Naramore, who was convicted of attempting to murder a 78-year-old terminally ill woman.
A look at how a confession--whether true or false--can harm a defendant's case in the American justice system. James Harry Reyos confessed that he killed a priest.
A convenience store worker plays dead to escape her abductor. An endurance athlete faces her greatest challenge ever after falling 60 feet in a remote canyon.
A mother of three survives a prolonged attack from her estranged husband.
When Nancy Lyon mysteriously dies in the hospital, suspicions fall on her estranged husband Richard.
Soon after John Pitman and Tracey Richter are married, John fears for his life.
Beneath the surface of Kraig and Karen Kahler's marriage lies a deadly mix of sexual obsession and control.
When detectives find Pauletta Burleson murdered, the evidence appears stacked against her husband.
Elizabeth and Angelo's union is built on lies, and the escalating violence ultimately ends in tragedy.
When Bob Klosterman fails to become an admiral in the Navy, his relationship with his wife falls to pieces.
In 1983, a girl’s murder leads police to drug-dealing hippies on a twisted mission to rid the world of “witches,” driven by their delusional religious crusade.
In 1999, LA police probe a hit-and-run, leading to two elderly women. Years later, they claim another victim, unraveling a shocking, greed-fueled murder plot.
In 1986, a violent couple kidnaps two women. Police chase James Marlow, aka the Folsom Wolf, and Cynthia Coffman, questioning who truly controls their murderous rampage.
In 1984, police uncover the burned body of a girl in Northern California, revealing years of abuse by her mother, who used her sons as tools of terror.
In 1997, two sword-obsessed dropouts murder a family in Bellevue, Washington, driven by one’s grudge and the other’s blind loyalty. Police race to stop them.
In 1978, two violent inmates bond over shared sadistic fantasies. Once released, they unleash a reign of terror across Southern California, targeting innocent women.
In 1996, Madison, GA, police investigate an elderly woman’s murder, uncovering ruthless killers John Esposito and Alicia Woodward. As bodies pile up, a chilling truth emerges.
In 2000, Devon Guzman is found with her throat slashed. Police unravel a tangled web of jealousy and deceit, exposing a love triangle with deadly consequences.
In 1995, a pregnant woman is murdered, her unborn baby ripped from her womb. Suspicion falls on her ex-boyfriend and a childless couple desperate for a family.
In 1995, an Oklahoma couple’s drug-fueled crime spree leaves victims across the South. Hollywood producers face lawsuits after the killers cite “Natural Born Killers” as inspiration.
In 2006, police find a special needs couple dead, wrapped in plastic. The search for their teenage killers leads to a race against time before they strike again.
In 1995, a young woman’s murder in Ft. Worth, TX, leads police to a pair of high school sweethearts whose jealous rage ends in a shocking, coast-to-coast investigation.
In 2000, a high-speed chase through San Francisco ends in gunfire. Police capture a man and woman wanted for a deadly cross-country crime spree.
When a New Jersey woman is murdered on her wedding day by her ex-boyfriend, the case stirs a heated debate about the nature of crimes of passion.
The mysterious killing of a businessman leads to a precedent-setting case that reveals just how easy it is for two people to arrange a murder while chatting on the Internet.
In the end, the case would change the way the death penalty worked in nine states. But long before it got to that point, it was about a big score.
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