Saturday

As young women go missing across the Midwest, police are on the hunt for a twisted serial killer. A confidential informant goes inside a maximum security prison to find answers.

A sister suspects her troubled brother knows more than he should about women who are missing from the streets of Edmonton. She makes a shocking discovery when she looks inside his hockey bag.

Florida v. James Colley Jr.. In Florida in 2015, Amanda Colley was starting her life over after a contentious divorce and an ongoing custody battle with her ex-husband, James. The 36-year-old mother of two was excited about a new love interest, Lamar Douberly. Then, one summer night, she returned to a ransacked house. Lamar and two girlfriends arrived to join her as police were called. Then, gunshots rang out; glass shattered. After more shots, Amanda and her friend Lindy, a mother of three, were both dead and Rachel was injured. The gunman took off. James Colley was arrested 600 miles away and brought back to Florida to stand trial for double murder, with both Lamar and Rachel giving dramatic firsthand testimony.

Colorado v. Kevin Eastman. Jazz trumpet player Scott Sessions failed to show up for a gig. A well-known local musician, he played with groups including the Elvis Experience band. His body was found a few days later, wrapped in plastic, partially burned and hidden in a forest. Investigators opened a murder case and traced his last known whereabouts to the residence of his new love interest, Heather Frank. Frank was nowhere to be seen, but investigators followed up on a tip about her former boyfriend, Kevin Eastman. Dogged detectives placed a tracking device on Eastman's car. When they went to investigate, they discovered Frank's body on the property of Eastman's employer.

George Young worked his fingers to the bone to give his loved ones a better future: his wife Tia, their three sons, even his friend Tim Lee, who was down on his luck. How was this generosity repaid? With deception, infidelity, and a plot to cash in on his death.

Bob Poynter was old enough to be Chacey Tyler-Mormon’s father. And he was married. But those were minor obstacles in her scheme to get a strong, dependable husband. But when their romance hit the skids, Chacey enlisted yet another of her lovers to help bring the marriage to a brutal end.