A preacher who worked the mean streets of Far Rockaway Beach, New York is ambushed and murdered. His former lover is arrested and convicted of the crime. But could the dying man's final words be the key to exonerating the man he once loved?

There are only two explanations for how Patty Wlasiuk ended up dead after her truck plunged into a lake. Her husband Peter insists it was a suicide attempt, but a jury says he killed her. Now Chris & Melissa try to find out what really happened.

A Sunday school teacher is convicted of murdering her husband by spiking his sports drink with windshield washer fluid. Could this pious woman be driven to kill? Or will Chris and Melissa discover that she was the victim of a rush to judgment?

Fatima Silva has wanted to be a lawyer since she was very young.

The retired homicide detective reveals how his work has affected him.

Chris Anderson and Fatima Silva turn the tables and interview one another.

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Authorities examine writing samples that John and Patsy Ramsey submitted at the beginning of the JonBenét investigation. Expert Cina Wong ruled out John as the ransom note writer, but found similarities between Patsy's writing and the ransom note.

Police question the Ramseys' inner circle and learn that bed-wetting was an issue for JonBenét. They then envision an alleged theory with Patsy Ramsey as the killer- covering up a tragic accident and staging the murder scene.

2012: The emotional day that Anna Vasquez - one of the San Antonio Four - was released after going to prison in 2000 for a crime she didn't commit.

After being wrongfully convicted of gang-raping two little girls during the Satanic Panic witchhunt era of the 80s and 90s, four Latina lesbians fight against mythology, homophobia, and prosecutorial fervor in their struggle for exoneration in this riveting true tale.

Cassie Rivera and Liz Ramirez talk about coming home to build a 'normal' life with their kids again after years in prison for a crime they didn't commit.

Did you ever want to ask your future self questions about what's going to happen? Well Detective Joe Kenda has finally got that chance. Here he learns about retirement and wether or not he's going to be rich and famous.

Lt. Joe Kenda has solved close to 400 homicide cases, but his fans want to know, what makes him tick?

Did you ever want to ask your future self questions about what's going to happen? Well Detective Joe Kenda has finally got that chance. Here he learns if his idea for a catchphrase is good enough for today's Kenda.

Did you ever want to ask your future self questions about what's going to happen? Well Detective Joe Kenda has finally got that chance. Here he learns about what it's like to be a Lieutenant and exactly what "the internets" are.