The 1995 murder trial of ex-football star O. J. Simpson captivated the nation. Simpson’s arrest followed his infamous white Bronco car chase, which definitively convinced police and wavering spectators of his guilt in the double homicide of ex-wife Nicole Brown Simpson and waiter Ronald Goldman. His epic and televised was one of the most notorious cases of the 20th century, marking the first time a trial received such intense scrutiny from the media. Simpson’s ‘not guilty’ verdict stunned the country, and led to wild press about whether or not evidence had been planted or wrongfully withheld in court. Did the jury have all the evidence to make a sound verdict? Was the sports hero framed by the LAPD? And if O.J. didn’t kill Nicole Simpson and Ronald Goldman… who did?

Two of the most notorious unsolved cases in the annals of American crime, the murders of Tupac and Biggie have been the subject of exhaustive investigations, relentless speculation and a tangled web of rampant rumors, crackpot conspiracies and dark secrets. But two decades after the deaths in the East Coast/West Coast Hip Hop rivalry, both murders remain officially unsolved. Are the two murders linked? Was Biggie’s death order a retaliation to Tupac’s murder? Could someone have wanted both men dead?

The “Poltergeist” horror films are one of the scariest, best-known movie franchises in Hollywood history, but the terrifying paranormal events portrayed on-screen often pale to the bizarre, mysterious, and sometimes tragic incidents that occurred off-camera. From malfunctioning equipment and on-set explosions, to killer dolls and sudden and tragic deaths, the rumors swirling around the series have both audiences and filmmakers alike asking the question: Could these tragic events just be a horrific coincidence? Or are the Poltergeist movies indeed cursed?

In 1956, 18-year-old Charles Starkweather met 13-year-old Caril Ann Fugate. The pair became inseparable and went on to execute one of the most chilling and bizarre crime sprees in America, that ended with a 2 month murder spree and 11 people dead, including Caril’s own family. Starkweather died in the electric chair at age 20 and their story went on to inspire the 1994 thriller Natural Born Killers. Featuring interviews from the film’s director Oliver Stone and stars Woody Harrelson, Juliette Lewis, and Robert Downey Jr.

Helle Crafts went missing from her home in Newtown, Connecticut and was never seen again. The court ruled that her husband killed her and disposed of her body using a wood chipper. The Coen Brothers heard that twisted story and used the “Wood Chipper Murder” as inspiration for their 1996 Oscar wining lm Fargo. Featuring archival interviews with stars Frances McDormand, Steve Buscemi, Peter Stormare and directors Joel & Ethan Coen.

A prehistoric, monster crocodile is on the loose. It’s killed a young girl and a fisherman… and anyone could be its next victim. A brave team of hunters is racing to catch the predator, but this hunt could push them over the edge. Can anything stop… Croc Terror: Man-Eating Monster?

Naked debauchery; coeds in bikinis battle to undress their rivals; an aspiring model’s skinny dipping gets her in trouble; a teen streaks through a mall.

Drunken driver is chased by police; store owner stands up to robbers; criminal wields a buzz saw.

A reckless driver claims he wants to kill himslef. A woman steals $1,700 from a man trying to buy drugs. Police arrest a man for drinking a driving.

The suspect of a carjacking tells an Officer that he would rather go to jail than face the wrath of his mother. An Officer investigates a domestic call involving a husband, wife and a lamp. A slow speed pursuit ensues and the suspects are booked for felony, eluding, and drugs.

A man crashes his vehicle after losing control while attemtping to evade the police. An eldery woman with an outstanding DUI warrant is arrested for hit and run. Officers discover methamphetamine while investigating two suspicious vehicles on the side of the road.

A dangerous pursuit between Officers and a known meth dealer ends in an arrest. A suspect with several felony warrants is apprehended without incident. A pursuit involving a stolen motorcycle exceeds speed of 100mph.

Deputy Hardwood goes to a known drug house in Lake Tahoe, where several probationers reside for a probation services. Deputy Brown responds to a call where a husband has locked out his wife from the house and has a weapon, which as a convicted felon is illegal. Deputy Campora responds to a 911 call where a guy has burglarized a house and attempted to make his escape in a stolen vehicle.

K-9 Deputy Stephen Coburn confronts a suspicious person carrying many large swords in his backpack, who then bolts while being questioned and the pursuit and his capture ensues.

Indian River County, FL officers search for a suspect who fled after a domestic incident while Richland County, SC officers investigate a shooting in a residential neighborhood. Officers in Berkeley County, SC confront an alligator after reports from concerned citizens and Lee County, FL officers assist after a dispute at a convenience store.

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