S1.E8 ∙ When Cage-Birds Sing

Go inside the mind of an obsessed, love crazed, infamous stalker Robert Dewey Hoskins, the Convicted Madonna Stalker. Robert Dewey Hoskins swore he and the famous pop singer/icon Madonna were married. According to Hoskins, he & Madonna secretly wed in Aspen, Colorado in 1995. Hoskins says he never stalked the star, and the shooting was all a misunderstanding. He wants the world to hear his side of the story. Unfortunately, Hoskins has a delusional disorder called Erotomania, where he has to be in love with someone of a higher social status. We will show you exclusive interviews, home videos, and a memoir he began writing about his life.

The biography of serial rapist and killer Ted Bundy, as we see his upbringing to his murderous rampage to his incarceration to his ultimate death.

A journey of compassion and consequence, through a process shrouded in secrecy. Executioners' lives intersect on a path to discovering freedom from their own personal prisons...

Four childhood friends learn to cheat dice games from a heroine addict. They soon learn that the game of dice isn't about how the dice roll, it's about the people you roll with.

Their lives held such promise. Beautiful, young women on the verge of blossoming...then, suddenly, they were gone. A torn item of clothing, a cell phone, a smeared bloodstain... precious few clues are left behind. An investigation begins, police conclude the worst. Occasionally these chilling stories end well... the missing girl is found a live - or she escapes her captor and emerges with an alarming tale. But too often there's a more devastating conclusion - the girl is found, horribly murdered...or even worse, she remains hopelessly vanished, without a trace. With the aid of forensic experts, law enforcement officials, and family members, 15 cases are re-opened - cases that captivated the country.

In the mob-controlled town of Phenix City, Alabama in the 1950s, a crusading lawyer is assassinated after he is elected attorney general on a platform of 'Man Against Crime'. His son reluctantly takes his place, vowing to clean up Phenix City and find his father's killers. Later he uses the race issue to be elected governor so that he can continue his fight against the mob. But his stand as a segregationist leads to tragic results.