Natalie Wood: An American Murder Mystery

Derrick answers questions about the ongoing Norris case, including how the team tracked down Joe Pelland, how he kept personal emotions out of the investigation, and who he believes is responsible for abducting and killing the 7-year-old girl.

Derrick tackles questions surrounding the Faith Hedgepeth case, including who he believes is a person of interest, the DNA found in the apartment, and the meaning behind the mysterious note. Kris catches up with Faith's father.

Homicide or suicide? Derrick and Kris disagree on what happened to Christopher Jenkins that fateful Halloween night. Kris and private investigator Chuck Loesch go head-to-head with their differing opinions on the case.

Several months after Derrick and Kris' investigation in Coronado, new developments emerge regarding the death of Rebecca Zahau. This leads the team to defend their original opinions, and seek insight from former LA Times reporter Tony Perry.

After investigating 5 murders that occurred near the shores of Honolulu, Derrick and Kris recount the difficulties faced in their pursuit to uncover a serial killer. Retired homicide detective Louis Souza speaks out on his experience with the case.

The conclusions reached in the Michelle O'Keefe case are revisited, while new questions are answered. Mike O'Keefe provides updates on his struggle to process the past eighteen years, and where he stands on what happened to his daughter.

After the death of her husband, Jason, Kelly Cochran meets Hobart Detective Jeremy Ogden. When she makes a strange remark toward Ogden, his suspicion is raised and he brings her in for questioning.

Ogden meets Cochran out at a restaurant, and she admits her husband shot and killed her lover Chris Regan. Ogden brings her in again, where she begins to tell him about the night Chris Regan was shot: a story of sex, jealousy, and secrets.

After admitting that she was more involved in the disposal of Chris Regan's body, Kelly goes through the gory details with Detective Ogden. Kelly first tells him it was done with a chisel, but soon the truth about a saw comes out.

Following the last interrogation, Kelly flees Indiana for Kentucky where she is apprehended by police. Ogden meets her there for a last interrogation. It's there where she changes her story about how the body of Chris Regan was dismembered.

Detective Ogden goes for broke, hoping to get a full confession out of Kelly. Aided by another investigator, the detective convinces Kelly to reveal herself as a liar and a killer.

It's a Christmas day murder scene Portland detectives will never forget, a young woman bound, gagged and mutilated in a horrific manner. And when the killer then turns his sick sights on Homicide Detective Molly Daul, the stakes rise even higher.

Pamela Smart's 1991 trial for the murder of Greg was the first of its kind to be broadcast from gavel-to-gavel. In her own words, Pam tells The Missing Pieces about life in prison, being a media sensation, and why she still insists she's innocent.

Luis Frias makes John Walsh's personal most wanted list when Frias allegedly murders his common-law wife in front of their kids. Then, Callahan Walsh explores a bizarre case: Harold "Butch" Knight leaves clues after confessing to killing his wife.

Salvador Vaca Garcia tearfully appears on local news when his girlfriend disappears. John scrutinizes Vaca Garcia's story. Later, Callahan Walsh looks at Brian Keith Freeman who allegedly slits his fiancé's throat when their engagement falls apart.

John Walsh tracks the story of convicted killer Glen Stark Chambers, who beat his young girlfriend to death and then escaped prison - twice. Then, Callahan investigates how Jesus Salazar avoids capture after allegedly committing murder 20 years ago.