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In 1980s Los Angeles, a killer is terrorizing South Central, murdering African American women and discarding their bodies in the street. As the victim count rises--suspects are few--fear and anger take hold in a community often overlooked by the police.

In 1980s Los Angeles, a killer is terrorizing South Central, murdering African American women and discarding their bodies in the street. As the victim count rises--suspects are few--fear and anger take hold in a community often overlooked by the police.

In Wisconsin, advances in forensic clay modeling help investigators identify a murder victim whose skin was stripped from her head, neck, and legs. And in California, police track down two boys who enjoy satanic rituals and setting fires.

Nine years after the murders of a mother and her teenage daughters, a wiretapped conversation between the suspected killer and his sister helps police to crack the case.

A district attorney uses a clever technique--a "John Doe indictment"--to give law enforcement officials the time they need to track down the Schoolgirl Rapist from Rochester, N. Y.

Our cameras follow Detective Manny Reyes as he investigates the 1990 murder of a Fort Worth, Texas woman. Reyes talks to the woman's two sons, who believe that her husband, Bobby, was the murderer.

In an exclusive interview, Drew Peterson's eldest son shares for the first time his memories of being raised by the man who he once admired above all others, his father.

Amber and Michelle Yates--daughters of serial killer Richard Yates--tell the inside story of being raised by a man who terrorized the city of Spokane, Washington.

In the course of one year, 1984--1985, Richard Ramirez conducted a reign of terror over Los Angeles, killing 13 innocent people. His highly publicized home invasion crime spree led to the media dubbing him the "Night Stalker."

Melissa Moore--daughter of Keith Hunter Jesperson, infamously known as the "Happy Face Killer" tells her own personal story as the daughter of a serial killer.

Randy Hausner--brother of serial shooter Dale Hausner--shares the inside story of a man who terrorized the city of Phoenix in a year and a half-long killing spree. He reveals his brother's never before seen journal disclosing a chilling view of a killer.

On June 12, 2016, Omar Mateen walked into Pulse nightclub in Orlando, Florida and massacred 49 people while wounding an additional 53, in the deadliest attack in American history.

Mildred Muhammad--ex-wife of infamous "DC Sniper" John Allen Muhammad--reveals how the man she loves disintegrated into a monster who threatens to kill her.

Richard Beasley was a conman and serial killer who posed as a preacher and in 2011, posted advertisements on Craigslist to entice men to work with him on his farm.

Cindy Brown reveals how her childhood sweetheart and husband, Bobby Joe Long, evolves into a fiend who rapes more than 50 women, ultimately killing 10. Their son Chris, talks on camera for the first time, revealing his struggle as a serial killer's child.

Karen Kuzma--sister of John Wayne Gacy--comes out of the shadows to reveal intimate details of one of the world's most notorious serial killers.

In November of 1984, 17-year-old Lisa McVey Noland was biking home from her job working the night shift at a local Tampa donut shop, when she was suddenly snatched off her bike and abducted.

In September of 2008, Vanessa Gay met Anthony Sowell on a sidewalk in Cleveland Ohio. He invited her to share drinks and drugs at his home. She was unaware that she was walking into a house where 11 of his victims had been hidden and buried.

In November of 2016, Tiffany Taylor is held captive and brutally assaulted after agreeing to give a ride to a man in exchange for some much-needed cash. What she doesn't realize however, is that her passenger is a serial killer.

In November of 1986, Josephina Rivera's life comes to a devastating halt when she's kidnapped by Gary Heidnik. Over the next four months, Josephina lives shackled in a basement while her captor abducts four more women. Josephina recounts her tale.

In the 1980s, Chippendales was a worldwide phenomenon. At the center of its growth are Steve Banerjee, who left India to live the American dream, and Nick De Noia, a children's television producer with a talent for turning beefcakes into Broadway.

The bigger Chippendales gets, the more problems it faces. Among them: mobsters, disgruntled dancers, churchgoers, and Nick De Noia and Steve Banerjee. The two masterminds behind the show grow obsessed with their fortunes.

The NYPD investigates multiple leads into the murder of Nick De Noia. Possible motives include a love triangle, insurance fraud, and an angry boss--all of which lead nowhere. Years later, the FBI gets a tip.

The FBI teams up with actor Ray Colon who leads federal agents on an international manhunt for the man behind Nick De Noia's murder. However, even after the mystery is solved and the killer is behind bars, the show is far from over.