Buzz Bissinger, Contributing Editor for 'Vanity Fair' talks about how the idea came about for the Runaway Doctor story as well as if he keeps in touch with any of the people featured in the story.

A headless torso washes ashore. A mob’s daughter is executed mob-style. A millionaire’s young wife vanishes. Some believe that one man knows exactly what happened to all three victims. He is "The Fugitive Heir."

A headless torso washes ashore. A mob’s daughter is executed mob-style. A millionaire’s young wife vanishes. Some believe that one man knows exactly what happened to all three victims. He is "The Fugitive Heir."

A headless torso washes ashore. A mob’s daughter is executed mob-style. A millionaire’s young wife vanishes. Some believe that one man knows exactly what happened to all three victims. He is "The Fugitive Heir."

Ned Zeman, Contributing Editor for 'Vanity Fair' talks about how the idea came about for the Fugitive Heir story as well as if he still thinks about the people involved in the story today.

Lisl Auman's life is turned upside down when her so-called 'friends' reveal their dark and dangerous sides.

In the summer of 1997, Lisl Auman is charged with the felony murder of Denver police officer Bruce VanderJagt, despite being locked in the back of a police patroller when the deadly shots were fired.

Twenty-one-year-old Lisl Auman is a self-proclaimed hippie with a knack for mixing with the wrong people at the wrong place and time.

When political activist Madalyn Murray O'Hair mysteriously disappears, she'll touch off one of the most baffling missing persons cases in American history-a case full of strange clues, false leads, and lethal suspects.

When Madalyn Murray O'Hair and her family disappear, some suspect that she fled to New Zealand to live a lavish lifestyle, while others have a much more grim theory.

To some, Madalyn Murray O'Hair is the most hated woman in America, and when she and her family mysteriously disappears, police immediately suspect foul play.

Mark Seal, Contributing Editor for 'Vanity Fair' talks about working with Hunter S. Thompson as well as why he thinks the Lisl Auman case was such an important story to tell.

To avoid a maximum sentence, David Waters tells police the dark story of what really happened to the O'Hair family.

Mimi Swartz, Writer for 'Vanity Fair' and Executive Editor for 'Texas Monthly Magazine,' talks about how the Madalyn Murray O'Hair story came about as well as what her most memorable moment was while writing.

A woman is left for dead. When the case goes cold, private investigator Ken Brennan is hired to find out exactly what happened.

Private investigator Ken Brennan is hired to find out exactly what happened after a woman is raped and left for dead. His investigation uncovers disturbing clues and sets off a hunt for a man who preys on women nationwide.

Bryan Burrough, Special Correspondent for 'Vanity Fair,' talks about the Lou Pearlman case and the lingering questions he has about his relationships with “the boys."

On the night Lana Clarkson is shot dead in Phil Spector's house, he refuses arrest when the police come to investigate the scene.

People from Spector's past come forward to talk about how his obsession with gunplay became more and more dangerous, involving pulling his gun on both John Lennon and Leonard Cohen.

Police investigate the scene of the murder at Phil Spector's House, and soon discover things do not add up with Spector's ever-changing story.

The state of Florida was sending young boys to Dozier for even the most minor acts in order to use them for slave labor.

Many former inmates at Dozier recall the savage beatings they took at Dozier in "The White House" by the guards, and by a particularly sadistic one known as the "One-Armed Enforcer".

Years after their release, former inmates of Dozier have come forward to reveal acts of grizzly murder that occured at the reform school.

Decades after being released from The Dozier School, hundreds band together in order to seek justice for those that were murdered at the reform school.

Robert Sam Anson, Contributing Editor for ‘Vanity Fair’ talks about how the piece on Phil Spector came about and shares his thoughts on Lana Clarkson and the unusual sources he had in researching this story.

David Kushner, writer for ‘Vanity Fair’ talks about how the story for “The White House Boys” came about as well as who he keeps in touch with from the story today.

Myron Farber, a writer for ‘Vanity Fair’ talks about how the idea for the story came about as well as what remaining questions he still has about the case.

From the pages of Vanity Fair magazine, comes a television series that reinvents the mystery format. All-new series premeires Monday, January 19 at 10/9c. Only on Investigation Discovery!

From the pages of Vanity Fair magazine, comes a television series that reinvents the mystery format. All-new episodes Mondays at 10/9c. Only on Investigation Discovery!

Joe Pikul seems to have something to hide that he doesn't want anyone to find out. Could it be motivation for murder?

Joe and Diane Pikul appear to have it all. Joe is a successful New York stockbroker, while his wife Diane is stay at home mom with a life that anyone would envy. But things are not what they seem. There are some secrets that money can't hide.

When a young blonde woman's nude body is discovered in the scorching Texas heat, investigators think they're dealing with a grisly sex crime. What they don't know is that the scene has been staged to bury a series of sordid secrets.