Forensic Files is the long-running American true crime docuseries in which real investigators, forensic scientists, and medical examiners use physical evidence to solve murders, disappearances, and suspicious deaths — now one of the most widely distributed FAST true crime shows worldwide.

Netflix's new true crime miniseries examines the tragic case of Gabby Petito, who was murdered by her fiancé during a roadtrip in 2021. The documentary follows the massive search and the shocking events that unfolded on social media.

This documentary series follows filmmakers who embed themselves within a vulnerable FLDS community and uncover disturbing evidence against self-proclaimed prophet Samuel Bateman. Directed by Rachel Dretzin and Elise Coker, it exposes a cult of abuse within the fundamentalist Mormon environment.

TV 2's documentary series delves into the historic Banegårdsdrabet case that shook Denmark. The series examines the events and investigation behind one of the country's most talked-about criminal cases.

The documentary series follows the trial of a female serial killer sentenced to 16 years in prison for her crimes.

TV 2's documentary series investigates the tragic case of several children adopted from Uganda who died under mysterious circumstances in their Danish adoptive family's home on Sneppevej.

A 2024 documentary episode revisits the case of nurse Charles Cullen, who admitted to killing up to 40 patients across several American hospitals.

The Good Nurse (Netflix, 2022) — covers the case of Charles Cullen.

Decades after their commission, some of America's most shocking crimes remain household names across the English-speaking world. From the mysterious death of a young pageant queen to serial killers who claimed dozens of victims, these cases have spawned countless investigations, documentaries, and ongoing public fascination.

The Good Spirit: Behind the Doors of Opus Dei is a Spanish HBO Max documentary series that exposes alleged psychological, spiritual and financial abuse within the Catholic organization Opus Dei. It is built on testimony from 14 former male members from 11 countries.

Scott Peterson: The New Evidence is a two-part A&E documentary series about the 2002 murder of Laci Peterson in Modesto, California, for which her husband Scott Peterson was convicted and remains imprisoned.

Crime in Progress is a 2026 A&E anthology docuseries that follows real criminal investigations from the first 911 call to the final verdict, using raw body-cam, dash-cam, and surveillance footage with no reenactments.