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.

The multibillion-dollar sex trafficking industry has evolved into a modern day slave trade. When a girl’s innocence becomes a moneymaking proposition, how far will a sexual predator go to turn a profit?

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."

Deep in Louisiana bayou country, a man is found murdered in a nightclub. Detectives discover a handwritten note soaked in the victim’s blood, which reads “You gave me AIDS.”

In 2013, one woman alleges that Choudhury assaulted her. Soon after, more women come forward with similar stories of harassment and sexual assault.

In 1980, a pair of serial killers nicknamed the “Hillside Strangler” and “Freeway Killer” torment citizens of Los Angeles.

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.

Two young women are raped in Darien, Connecticut. The attacker threatens to kill them if they tell anyone. When police announce that the serial rapist is a popular high school athlete from a prominent family, the story makes front-page news.

Detectives uncover a national underground organization that gives members specific instructions on how to arrange "death events" without being detected. How many will die before they expose the truth?

14-year-old Katie Tarbox, and undercover cop, Michele Deery, go on a mission to expose dark secrets about online predators. How far will they go to find out if their online playmates are real or just playing a twisted game of seduction?

When Hamilton Somerville Jr.,owner of estate Mt. Athos, died, the eyes of Orange County, Virginia, turned to his second wife, Donna. Once the hospice nurse for Somerville’s late first wife, was Donna guilty of killing the man she’d comforted?

Cruising the Vegas strip, Tupac Shakur is in the passenger seat of a BMW. The driver is Marion “Suge” Knight, head of Death Row Records. A white Cadillac pulls up to the passenger side. Shots erupt. Six days later, Tupac is pronounced dead.

Margie Shapiro was 19 and working in a donut shop when she reportedly met Bill Cosby and was invited to a party. She shares her story in this intimate investigation into the allegations made against America’s favorite “Dad.”

A townhouse goes up in flames on a quiet Greenwich Village block with evidence pointing to a band of revolutionaries that want to kill people – specifically, the police.

The victim of a murder has his skull and jaw broken into 25 pieces. A seven-year-old girl from one of the country’s wealthiest families is abducted. Both crimes lead to a manhunt for an student.

These American soldiers are determined to take public one of the country’s best-kept military secrets, no matter the consequences.

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.

Journalist Barbara Nevins Taylor explains how she went undercover with a hidden camera.

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.

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.

Two young women are raped in Darien, Connecticut. The attacker threatens to kill them if they tell anyone. When police announce that the serial rapist is a popular high school athlete from a prominent family, the story makes front-page news.

Deep in Louisiana bayou country, a man is found murdered in a nightclub. Detectives discover a handwritten note soaked in the victim’s blood, which reads “You gave me AIDS.”

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

In 1980, a pair of serial killers nicknamed the “Hillside Strangler” and “Freeway Killer” torment citizens of Los Angeles.

These American soldiers are determined to take public one of the country’s best-kept military secrets, no matter the consequences.

Bryan Burrough, Special Correspondent for 'Vanity Fair,' talks about the Eureka moment he had while researching this story as well as if he still thinks about Christopher Rocancourt today.

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."