MOVE is not an acronym; MOVE is a way of life. Beginning in the 1970’s, an organization begins to rise up in Philadelphia, PA – described as a unique blend of flower power and black liberationists. The group lives in a commune style house that raises eyebrows in their neighborhood. As they fight against police brutality and oppression of the time – they grow more and more militant. Tensions flare on both sides – culminating in a controversial death. When no one takes responsibility, all bets are off.

Randy Weaver and his wife Vicki are religious extremists who decide to seclude themselves and their children on the side of a mountain in rural Idaho. They must adjust to a new way of life, being completely off the grid and socially isolated. After a chance altercation with one of their very few neighbors, Randy Weaver is flagged by the FBI. Agents who are also investigating other extremists from an Aryan Nation compound try to pull Randy into an undercover operation. When he refuses to cooperate, everything goes terribly wrong.

The Branch Davidians are not a new religious sect, in fact they have been around for quite some time. It isn’t until David Koresh takes over a benign religious cult that it quickly turns malignant. Rumors begin to swirl around Waco that he is breaking the law in more ways than one, and that puts him on a collision course with law enforcement. Religion and the government often do not see eye to eye – and when they do collide, it can be a recipe for disaster.

This is a story of misguided love and senseless murder. The killer’s name is Gary Gilmore. His crime — killing two innocent men in Utah, out of anger because his 19-year-old girlfriend had left him. The year is 1976. The U.S. Supreme Court had just lifted its stay on capital punishment. Gilmore shocks the world when demands he be put to death immediately — no appeals. His choice of execution — a firing squad. Dead Man Talk: The Execution of Gary Gilmore is the stunning first-person account of Gilmore’s madness, chronicled by famed journalist and filmmaker Lawrence Schiller, whose reporting was the foundation for the Pulitzer Prize-winning book and landmark TV mini-series, The Executioner’s Song. Schiller’s recordings, along with interviews of those closest to Gilmore, is a never-before-seen-look at one of the most notorious events in the history of American criminal justice.

Rodney Alcala was a contestant who earned a date on the TV show The Dating Game in 1978, despite being a convicted rapist, registered sex offender and under investigation for multiple murders. Thankfully, his date sensed something was off about the overly sly and dominant Alcala, and she passed on the date. With estimates that run as high as 130 victims, Alcala had a ruthless spree of murder, rape and sexual assault in the 1970s. Posing as a photographer, he would lure young women by asking them to model before brutally killing them. During the investigation, authorities in Seattle discovered a rented storage locker with more than 900 photographs taken by Alcala. Authorities are still connecting Alcala to cold cases through 120 photographs that were made public (most are too graphic for public release) after his 2010 conviction. Since then, 21 missing women have been accounted for through the online database. Crime author and radio show host Alan Warren takes viewers on a journey through the case, the public photographs and how they are still being linked to previously unsolved murders.

In the summer of 1982, five naked women are discovered in or near the Green River, strangled by their own clothing. Seattle area investigators launch a massive hunt for this voracious serial killer, chasing down bizarre leads and multiple suspects. As the victim count reaches forty, Ted Bundy provides shocking insights into the mind of this unprecedented killer.

The Green River Killer is murdering the most vulnerable girls near Seattle. But he leaves few clues behind. Detectives chase down several hot suspects, until a single DNA swab reveals the shocking truth. He’s Gary Ridgway, a happily married man with a secret obsession with prostitutes. What shocking childhood events drove this mild-mannered man to murder at least fifty women?

A driver without a valid license is questioned; a vehicle is stopped after being involved in a drug transaction; a sting operation in Philadelphia leads to drug arrests; a domestic violence call is investigated.

An officer is wounded in a gunfight; a domestic disturbance is investigated; drugs are found on a driver after he is pulled over for a violation; a truck being driven recklessly is pursued.

A robbery suspect is pursued; an undercover narcotics sting is conducted; a marijuana plant is found in a truck; a domestic disturbance is investigated.

A customer is threatened in a restaurant; a domestic disturbance involving individuals with weapons is investigated; armed robbery suspects are questioned; an alleged assault involving cousins is probed.

Life-threatening situations from the survivor’s perspective.

Life-threatening situations from the survivor’s perspective.

Life-threatening situations from the survivor’s perspective.

Life-threatening situations from the survivor’s perspective.

Life-threatening situations from the survivor’s perspective.

Life-threatening situations from the survivor’s perspective.