Jenna von Oy, the fast-talking Six on Blossom, breaks down the cold-as-ice rivalry between Tonya Harding and Nancy Kerrigan that led up to the "whack" heard round the world.

The legendary Lucy Lawless cuts to the chase and goes past the punchlines of Lorena Bobbitt, the decade's most infamous "wife with a knife."

Actor Jaleel White of Urkel fame goes deep on the still unsolved murders of hip-hop icons Tupac Shakur and Notorious B.I.G. 

Twin Peaks' Sherilyn Fenn does a deep dive into the decade's most notorious unsolved mystery: the murder of JonBenét Ramsey. 

Jessie Buttafuoco, the daughter of Mary Jo and Joey, spills all about the "Long Island Lolita" who tore her family apart when she was just nine years old.

Everyone's favorite principal, Saved By the Bell's Dennis Haskins, weighs in on the Beverly Hills brothers whose sensational murder trial changed America forever.

90s' icon Kato Kaelin spills the tea on the high-priced madam who had all of Hollywood running scared.

Comedian Gilbert Gottfried weighs in on the roller coaster ride that was Playboy cover girl Anna Nicole Smith's sensational rise to fame and tragic end. 

When Susan Powell disappeared, it caused a tragic chain reaction that ended in the murder-suicide of her two young sons and husband, Josh. Newly discovered interrogation footage and wiretap reveal some family dynamics that contributed to the story.

A suspected shoplifter escapes police handcuffs, and steals a patrol car, before leading officers on a high-speed pursuit.

In Sand Springs, Oklahoma, a Police officer puts his life on the line to stop a stolen SUV.

A knife wielding man wades into Lake Erie to escape Police.

A frantic car chase leads to officers coming under fire from the driver.

A missing person's case has haunted Lake Erie for six decades. In 2000, ready to turn himself in, the abductor wrote to the local papers. He did not turn up for his arrest. Thanks to a tipster, the police may finally find justice for Beverly Potts.

Diagnosed with cancer, Joe Chandler committed suicide in 2002. Police tried to locate someone to inherit his $82,000 and found that he had stolen the identity of a man who had died in 1945. His DNA reveals that his real last name could be Nicholas.

Ted Conrad, AKA Cleveland's own Steve McQueen, had pulled off a Hollywood worthy heist. One Friday afternoon he walked out of the bank he worked in, with $215,000 and promptly disappeared. He was last seen indulging himself in a bar in Hawaii.