Programação de True Crime Now

Serial killer and necrophile Dennis Nilsen murdered at least twelve males between 1978 and 1983 around London.

Go inside the twisted, savage mind of Rosemary West, who, with her husband, tortured and murdered nine women.

A vicious killer who kept it in the family.

Making the tabloids for all the wrong reasons.

You wouldn't want to fall behind on your rent with this landlord.

In 1888, a series of gruesome murders shocked London: The perpetrator was dubbed “Jack the Ripper”.

In 1929, seven members of Bugs Moran’s gang are assassinated in a garage by Al Capone’s henchmen.

When conspiracy theories abounded, the myth of the UFO gradually took shape.

1978 Guyana: Reverend Jim Jones holds an apocalyptic mass.

On 31 August 1997, Princess Diana died alongside her companion, Dodi Al-Fayed, in a car crash in Paris.

Learn about Reeva Steenkamp's murder at the hands of her boyfriend, Paralympian runner Oscar Pistorius.

Learn the untold story of how a gang of cyber-criminals stole $81 million from the Bangladesh government.

The use of satellite technology could be a breakthrough in tackling one of the world’s dirty secrets.

A mega-murderer, one of the most sinister figures in history.

A seemingly innocent and gentle nurse with malicious intentions.

A prominent royal figure who ensnared caretakers.

Delve into the dark web (accessible through software like Tor) and the drug dealing market known as Silk Road.

In 2013, $45 million was stolen from banks after cybercriminals hacked credit cards for unlimited withdrawals.

Go inside the twisted, savage mind of Rosemary West, who, with her husband, tortured and murdered nine women.

Canada's $20 billion marijuana industry is now at a violent crossroads between commerce and crime.

Investigate claims that some American law enforcement officers used their positions of power to assault women.

Trafficked antiquities are rampant on the world’s black markets, which feeds the legal art market.

A closer look at history reveals how Jack the Ripper could have been fabricated for readers.

A vicious killer who kept it in the family.

Making the tabloids for all the wrong reasons.

You wouldn't want to fall behind on your rent with this landlord.

In 1888, a series of gruesome murders shocked London: The perpetrator was dubbed “Jack the Ripper”.