Rapper Mac Phipps was on the fast track to fame when a young fan was shot and killed at one of his concerts. Mac was convicted of the murder but his parents believe he's the victim of old fashioned southern justice.

Three firsts happened to Erick Westervelt in 2004 - He fell in love, he had his heart broken, and he was charged with murder. Anderson and Lewkowicz investigate to see if there's enough evidence to prove his innocence beyond a reasonable doubt.

David Johnson tagged along with his brother to a New Year's Party. By the end of the night, one man was dead and David was a suspect. Now serving hard time, his family insists he was just a naïve teenager who was at the wrong place at the wrong time.

James Kulbicki was a cop with a dark secret...a mistress. When she turned up dead, his fellow officers said he killed her to keep the affair secret. Now Chris and Melissa try to figure out if Jim is innocent or he's where he belongs.

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?

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?

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 is not only a detective, but also a family man. In this interview he answers fan questions from Facebook.

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

Lt. Joe Kenda's fans want to know, does he still persue a career in police work?

Kenda takes you to the actual scene of Michael Faast’s murder and shares his thoughts on what it was like to first pull up to the scene.

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.

As Kenda digs deeper into the Shaundra Murr case, a bizarre tale of passion and jealousy unfolds -- putting Kenda hot on the heels of a killer driven by rage.

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.

Rivers of blood were found at this crime scene - a rage killing.

The heartland of Nebraska is not immune to murderous revenge. A once-happy family is frayed by anger and jealousy when an unlikely affair is revealed, and a scandalous tattoo seals the fate of more than one member of this family.

A popular Army vet is found bleeding to death on the cold asphalt of a shadowy parking lot with too many knife wounds to count.

Could Lt. Joe Kenda been called to an accident scene because of a hit and run murder?

Kenda and Carl go head to head on their cop lingo, which is your favorite?