Four cousins stop for gas in Florida and are confronted by an armed robber.

A woman with restraints on her wrists rings a doorbell late at night.

A woman with a baby in the backseat leads police on a high speed chase.

Everyone loves a good love story, and true crime fans know that horrific love stories gone wrong end up on ID! Featuring experts Candice DeLong and Dr. Kim Chronister, and host Traci, this episode is the perfect place to celebrate Valentine's Day.

Stories of missing persons and abductions fascinate true crime fans; there's a feeling that it could happen to us. It can be overwhelming, leaving true crime fans to feel helpless, but are we? What lessons can we learn from these difficult cases.

Podcasts are the perfect compliment to true crime with the ability to draw attention to a case you might have never heard about, bring attention to cases that deserve more from law enforcement. What makes crime podcasts so binge-able? Let's find out!

The hardest part of being a true crime fan is that the stories we obsess over often have tragic endings. But the truth is that there are plenty of stories out there where "victims" refuse to give up and do whatever it takes to survive.

Traci and Billy Jensen to explore the subject of serial killers.

As true crime fans, we know that beyond the attention hungry criminals and the splashy details is a grieving community. How can we be better at sharing their stories? And how can our fascination do right by the victims and those they left behind?

When a young family vanishes, police collect a series of haunting clues.

A Seattle punk rocker disappears amidst tensions between his band mates.

A college student vanishes along the dark roads back to school.

A mother returns home to find her 8-year-old son missing from his bed.

A beloved son vanishes after a routine traffic stop.

When a South Carolina woman vanishes, family and authorities band together.

When a mom disappears, authorities look to her side business for clues.