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items: Where is José Jurado Montilla now? Subject of Netflix's TikTok Killer documentary
items: Where is Lucy Letby now? Trial, sentencing and appeals explained
items: Netflix confirms Investigation of Lucy Letby documentary featuring family member of victim involved
items: What happened to Elizabeth Smart? Subject of Netflix's Kidnapped
items: Where is Jodi Hildebrandt now? Subject of Netflix's Evil Influencer series
items: "I'm the Making a Murderer lawyer – what you didn't see changed my life"
items: What happened to Morgan Duncan? True story behind Netflix's Missing: Dead or Alive
items: What happened to Nathan Carman and did he kill Linda Carman and John Chakalos?
items: Where is Aileen Wuornos's girlfriend Tyria Moore now?
items: What happened to Amy Bradley? Netflix series investigates 1998 disappearance on a Caribbean cruise
items: Cold Case: The Tylenol Murders - True story behind Netflix documentary
items: Where are Fred and Rose West now? Subjects of Netflix's British Horror Story
items: Fred and Rose West detective recalls what it took to solve the case – and get confession
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Where is José Jurado Montilla now? Subject of Netflix's TikTok Killer documentary
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date: 2026-03-06T08:00:41.000Z
creator: Katelyn Mensah
subject: Documentaries
subject: True Crime
subject: TV
subject: Netflix
subject: On demand
description: The docuseries examines what happened to Ester Estepa.
encoded: The TikTok Killer is a new docuseries on Netflix, exploring the disappearance and death of Ester Estepa. When Ester went missing in 2023, those closest to her began their own search to find her, retracing Ester's final steps via messages, videos and other remnants of her digital footprint. Told through archival footage and interviews from those closest to Ester, the documentary recounts Ester's final days, just as her family attempted to do. But what happened to Ester Estepa and who has been accused of being responsible for her disappearance? Read on to learn more about the documentary subjects. What happened to Ester Estepa? Ester Estepa was a 42-year-old woman who disappeared while on a trip in Spain, where she is said to have met José Jurado Montilla, and they went on a hiking route together. Per Netflix, her family last heard from Ester on 23 August 2023, three days after she began her trip. Her mother grew suspicious of her messages and asked Ester to send a voice message, but shortly after she lost contact with her. Ester's mother than received a video call in which she claims Montilla answered and said he had spent several days with Ester before she disappeared. He told her that Ester had run out of data on her phone and at the time, had inserted her SIM card into his phone to call her family. Ester was then reported missing. Her body was found a little under a year later in a secluded area in Gandía, a city on the east coast of Spain. It was confirmed that Ester died from a blow to the head. As per the police's investigation, Montilla was said to be the last person known to have seen Ester alive. View oEmbed on the source website Who is José Jurado Montilla? José Jurado Montilla is a travel content creator, particularly popular on TikTok. But prior to his social media career, Montilla had served 28 years in prison for the murder of four people between 1985 to 1987. He had originally been sentenced to 123 years in prison, but was released early after the Euro…

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Where is Lucy Letby now? Trial, sentencing and appeals explained
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date: 2026-02-04T11:48:08.000Z
creator: Katelyn Mensah
subject: Documentaries
subject: True Crime
subject: TV
subject: Netflix
subject: On demand
description: The former neonatal nurse's crimes are being re-examined in a new documentary.
encoded: Earlier this year, Netflix announced it would be releasing a documentary about Lucy Letby, the former neonatal nurse who is the UK’s most prolific child murderer in modern times. The feature length documentary, now available to watch on Netflix, includes never-before-seen footage and exclusive access to those central to the story. As per Netflix, the detectives who built the case, the families seeking answers, the hospital consultants who initially raised the alarm, as well as lawyers and medical experts who question the evidence, all feature in the documentary, "providing a comprehensive look at one of Britain's most notorious crimes". Upon its release on Netflix, read on to learn more about Lucy Letby's convictions and updates on her appeal. Did Lucy Letby plead guilty? In October 2021, Lucy Letby pleaded not guilty to the murder of eight babies and the attempted murder of 10 others. Letby repeated "not guilty" 18 times at Manchester Crown Court as the charges were read out, as per ITV News. What was Lucy Letby convicted of? <img src="https://images.immediate.co.uk/production/volatile/sites/3/2026/02/GettyImages-1623222103-99f22f9-e1770117681915.jpg" width="2178" height="1452" alt="CHESTER, ENGLAND - JULY 3: In this frame from a video provided by Cheshire Constabulary, Lucy Letby is questioned following her arrest on July 3, 2018 in Chester, England. Letby, a former nurse at Countess of Cheshire Hospital, was convicted on August 18, 2023 of murdering seven babies, and attempting to murder six more, in the hospital's neonatal ward between 2015 and 2016. She was found not guilty of two counts of attempted murder, while the jury did not reach verdicts on six further counts of attempted murder. (Handout photo by Cheshire Constabulary via Getty Images)" title="Nurse Found Guilty Of Murdering Seven Babies At Countess Of Chester Hospital" /> In August 2023, Letby was found guilty of murdering seven newborn babies and the attempted murder of six. The jury found Letby not …

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Netflix confirms Investigation of Lucy Letby documentary featuring family member of victim involved
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date: 2026-01-22T12:59:52.000Z
creator: Molly Moss
subject: Documentaries
subject: True Crime
subject: TV
subject: Netflix
subject: News
subject: On demand
description: The documentary will premiere on Netflix in February.
encoded: Netflix has released a trailer for a new documentary feature on Lucy Letby, the former neonatal nurse who was found guilty of murdering seven babies under her care. The Investigation of Lucy Letby, which according to the streamer will feature “new materials and testimony from the British police who investigated the case and never-before-seen footage of Letby during her arrest and questioning”, will launch on the platform on 4th February 2026. The new documentary, which is being produced by ITN Productions, will also feature the mother of one of the victims speaking about her experiences and involvement in Letby’s trial. This will mark the first time that a family member involved in the prosecution has spoken in a documentary. The Investigation of Lucy Letby will also include interviews with experts and lawyers from both sides of the case, and promises to give “the most comprehensive look at one of Britain's most notorious crimes”. You can watch the trailer below: View oEmbed on the source website Letby, 36, is serving 15 whole-life terms for murdering seven infants and attempting to murder seven others. Her crimes, which were committed between June 2015 and June 2016 at the Countess of Chester Hospital, make her the UK’s most prolific child murderer in modern times. The case both gripped the nation and divided opinion, with some expressing doubt about the medical and statistical evidence used to convict her. Letby’s case was previously examined in documentaries by the BBC, ITV, Channel 4 and 5. Read more: "I'm the Making a Murderer lawyer – what you didn't see changed my life" Fred and Rose West detective recalls what it took to solve the case – and get confession The Investigation of Lucy Letby will premiere on Netflix on 4th February 2026. Check out more of our Documentaries coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to find out what's on. For more TV recommendations and reviews, listen to The Radio Times Podcast.

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What happened to Elizabeth Smart? Subject of Netflix's Kidnapped
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date: 2026-01-21T08:00:01.000Z
creator: Katelyn Mensah
subject: Documentaries
subject: True Crime
subject: TV
subject: Netflix
subject: On demand
description: The new documentary is available to watch now.
encoded: This article contains mention of sexual assault that some reads may find distressing. When 14-year-old Elizabeth Smart was abducted in 2002, it ignited one of the most intense and widely-covered missing persons cases America has ever seen. Now, told through exclusive interviews with Elizabeth herself and her family, new documentary Kidnapped traces the months during her captivity and the rescue that took place nine months later. Netflix has confirmed the film will dive into the "psychological and emotional toll on Elizabeth and her family, as well as their community's tireless search for answers". Read on to learn more about Elizabeth Smart and her harrowing ordeal. What happened to Elizabeth Smart? Elizabeth Smart was abducted at knifepoint from her home in the early hours of Wednesday 5th June 2002. During her captivity, Elizabeth was sexually assaulted and often starved. To stop her from escaping, she was shackled to a tree with a metal cable around her leg, as per Elizabeth's autobiography. Who abducted Elizabeth Smart? Brian David Mitchell abducted 14-year-old Elizabeth Smart. Mitchell broke into the home of Ed and Lois Smart and threatened Elizabeth with a knife before forcing her to walk four miles in her nightgown into the woods outside of Salt Lake City, where she was met by his wife, Wanda Barzee. How was Elizabeth Smart rescued? In March 2003, Smart was found miles from her home, walking the streets of Utah. She was spotted by a couple who recognised her. "We think we found a homeless girl that might be Elizabeth," Smart's father recalled the police telling him at the time. He wrote in his book: "She looked like a homeless girl … I wasn't certain at first that it was her. I went over and put my arms around her and just started bawling. I held her back, looked her in the eyes, and said, 'Is it really you, Elizabeth?'" Where is Elizabeth Smart now? Elizabeth Smart is a child safety activist and commentator for ABC News and has been an advocate for missing p…

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Where is Jodi Hildebrandt now? Subject of Netflix's Evil Influencer series
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date: 2026-01-07T17:35:13.000Z
creator: Katelyn Mensah
subject: Documentaries
subject: True Crime
subject: TV
subject: Netflix
subject: On demand
description: The new documentary is available on the streamer now.
encoded: From the director behind Unknown Number: The High School Catfish comes yet another deeply shocking documentary – Evil Influencer: The Jodi Hildebrandt Story. The feature-length documentary traces Hildebrandt's rise within her community and the events that uncovered the abuse and rescue of two young children. "All of these things were happening in full view and broadcast to the world," director Skye Borgman told Tudum. "This kind of manipulative behaviour and coercive control can happen right in front of your eyes. It's essential to understand that if we want to prevent this from happening again." Read on to learn further about Jodi Hildebrandt and her crimes, and where she is as of 2026. Who is Jodi Hildebrandt? Jodi Hildebrandt is a former therapist and counsellor. Though much of her personal life has been kept private, Hildebrandt got married in 1993 and had two children with her now ex-husband. Upon their divorce in 1996, Hildebrandt returned to university and studied English, before obtaining her master's degree in psychology in 2003. She soon rose to prominence with her relationship counselling business, the now defunct ConneXions, a programme designed to help people "learn to successfully navigate life and relationships". As per People, ConneXions offered individual, group, couple and family therapy, as well as week-long programmes and workshops. It was estimated that Hildebrandt was earning approximately $46,000 per month. How did Jodi Hildebrandt know Ruby Franke? In 2019, Jodi Hildebrandt met Ruby Franke after Ruby and her former husband Kevin turned to Jodi for counselling. Soon, Ruby became a prominent figure in a number of classes and videos for ConneXions and the pair often collaborated. It was around this time when viewers of Ruby's now defunct YouTube channel, 8 Passengers, grew suspicious of some of the published content. In one video, Franke told the camera that her daughter "needed" to go hungry after she forgot to take her lunch to school that day…

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"I'm the Making a Murderer lawyer – what you didn't see changed my life"
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date: 2026-01-05T07:00:53.000Z
creator: Laura Rutkowski
subject: Documentaries
subject: True Crime
subject: TV
subject: Interview
subject: Magazine
subject: Netflix
description: Steven Avery's attorney reflects on the Netflix documentary a decade after it was released.
encoded: When Moira Demos and Laura Ricciardi made a short film for their Master of Fine Arts in Film course at Columbia University, they didn’t expect it to turn into a Netflix viral juggernaut. Making a Murderer is a 2015 documentary about Steven Avery and his nephew Brendan Dassey, from Manitowoc County, Wisconsin, filmed over 10 years. At the age of 22, Avery served 18 years in prison from 1985-2003 after his wrongful conviction for the sexual assault and attempted murder of Penny Ann Beerntsen, before being exonerated through DNA testing. In 2005, 25-year-old photographer Teresa Halbach was murdered. Avery and Dassey were convicted in separate trials and were both sentenced to life in prison for this crime. However, the documentary presents the possibility that Avery and Dassey, who was 16 at the time and has learning difficulties, were not responsible for Halbach's death. Lawyers Dean Strang and Jerry Buting defended Avery, and became cult heroes, with more than 19 million people in the US watching the series in its first five weeks. Now Strang, who has a new podcast, I Rest My Case with Jonathan Goldberg KC, explains how it impacted his life, 10 years after the documentary was released. Why did you want to become a lawyer? I didn't want to become a lawyer. Since being young, I had my heart set on being an editorial cartoonist, but my dad was never excited about it – he thought it was doodling. During my undergraduate degree at Dartmouth College [in New Hampshire], I realised as much as I love cartooning, it wasn’t a full-time job. My dad’s sister was a lawyer and he pushed law school, and at the time there was a huge demand for new lawyers. I got into University of Virginia School of Law [he graduated in 1985]. During my first year, I got a call from the editor of the Milwaukee morning paper I had freelanced for offering me the cartoonist role as theirs was leaving. I already really liked law school. Within a week or two, I was like, “Wow, I had no idea this would be …

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What happened to Morgan Duncan? True story behind Netflix's Missing: Dead or Alive
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date: 2025-12-10T10:59:52.000Z
creator: Katelyn Mensah
subject: Documentaries
subject: True Crime
subject: TV
subject: Contains Trailer
subject: Netflix
subject: On demand
description: Morgan Duncan's case is explored in Netflix's Missing: Dead or Alive?.
encoded: Netflix has released a second instalment of its gripping series, Missing: Dead or Alive?. Across the second season, viewers follow officers from the Richland County Sheriff's Department Missing Persons Unit in South Carolina as they search for people in the immediate aftermath of their disappearances, providing long-awaited answers to family members. The first episode follows officers as they take a closer look at the disappearance of Morgan Duncan, and their findings soon devastate his family. Read on to learn more about what happened to Morgan Duncan, as explored in Missing: Dead or Alive? on Netflix. Who is Morgan Duncan? Morgan Duncan was a 27-year-old father of two who disappeared from his home in 2023 in South Carolina. As explored in the Netflix documentary, multiple people described Duncan as a "nice guy" but hadn't heard or seen him in quite some time. Investigators grew increasingly concerned as Duncan was in need of his medication and it was "unlike" him to disappear. At the time of his disappearance, Morgan Duncan had been diagnosed with schizophrenia and had been missing for months. What happened to Morgan Duncan? Law enforcement at Richland County Sheriff's Department discovered Morgan Duncan's remains in a woodland area in 2024. According to investigators, Morgan Duncan was killed over a dispute about drug debt of $300. Law enforcement uncovered that Duncan was strangled during an argument about money he allegedly owed for drugs. Witnesses who lived in an apartment building told investigators they saw Eric Greene strangle Duncan. Who is Eric Greene? Eric Greene is the man convicted of Morgan Duncan's death and was a local drug dealer in the area of Columbia, South Carolina. Where is Eric Greene now? In July 2025, circuit Judge Jocelyn Newman sentenced Greene to 57 years in prison. Greene did not testify but denied the charges made against him. Greene addressed the court prior to his sentencing and said: "I told my lawyers, I'm like, 'I want to testify…

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What happened to Nathan Carman and did he kill Linda Carman and John Chakalos?
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date: 2025-11-19T08:00:06.000Z
creator: Katelyn Mensah
subject: Documentaries
subject: True Crime
subject: TV
subject: Netflix
subject: On demand
description: The deaths of Linda Carman and her father John Chakalos are explored in a new documentary.
encoded: Netflix is examining yet another disappearance in new documentary The Carman Family Deaths. The series details the story of Linda Carman and her son Nathan, who went out on a fishing trip that turned into what Netflix describes as "a modern-day Greek tragedy". Featuring interviews with Nathan Carman's father and Linda's ex-husband Clark Carman and those who worked closely on the case, the documentary illuminates "long-standing tensions and divided loyalties". Read on to learn more about what happened to Linda Carman, and how her disappearance soon sparked an interest in a previously unsolved murder. What happened to Linda Carman? In 2016, Linda Carman and her son Nathan set out on an overnight fishing trip from South Kingstown, Rhode Island. But when Linda failed to contact a friend the following day, the authorities were alerted and she and Nathan were reported missing. This sparked a Coast Guard search for the two, which covered roughly 64,000 nautical square miles. Eight days later, Nathan was spotted drifting on a life raft and was rescued, but Linda's body was never recovered. Did Nathan Carman kill Linda Carman? During interviews with law enforcement, Nathan said he had told his mother to bring in the fishing lines, but as he was carrying emergency gear out of the wheelhouse, the boat gave way beneath him and he was submerged into the water. He told Alfred Bucco III, deputy chief of the South Kingstown Police Department, that he did not see or hear his mother. During the police's investigation, they learned that Nathan had filed an insurance claim for his lost boat, but it was denied, citing "holes in his story". A judge found that Nathan made faulty repairs to the boat and ruled in favour of the insurance companies, but it did not determine if he had intentionally sunk the boat or murdered Linda. In 2022, Nathan was criminally indicted over the murder of his mother Linda, to which he pleaded not guilty. What happened to John Chakalos? In late 2013, John Chaka…

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Where is Aileen Wuornos's girlfriend Tyria Moore now?
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date: 2025-10-30T08:00:04.000Z
creator: Katelyn Mensah
subject: Documentaries
subject: True Crime
subject: TV
subject: Netflix
subject: On demand
description: Aileen: Queen of the Serial Killers is now available to watch on Netflix.
encoded: Netflix is widening its true crime catalogue with a brand new documentary centred on the life and crimes of Aileen Wuornos. From 1989 to 1990, Wuornos robbed, shot and killed several men across Florida. She received six death sentences for her crimes, and was executed in 2002 after spending over 10 years on death row. The new documentary, Aileen: Queen of the Serial Killers, re-examines Wuornos's life and crimes, featuring audio interviews with those who knew her best along with prison interviews with Wuornos herself. One major figure in Wuornos's life was Tyria Moore, who has been immortalised across popular culture, most notably by Christina Ricci, who played a fictionalised version of Moore in the 2003 movie Monster. Read on to learn more about Aileen Wuornos and Tyria Moore's relationship. How did Aileen Wuornos meet Tyria Moore? Aileen Wuornos, then 30 years old, met 24-year-old Tyria Moore at a bar in Daytona Beach called Zodiac. The pair then moved into together, with Wuornos providing for them while working as a prostitute. During her trial, Aileen said of Moore: "It was love beyond imaginable. Earthly words cannot describe how I felt about Tyria." View oEmbed on the source website Did Aileen Wuornos's girlfriend Tyria Moore help the police? In 1991, Wuornos was arrested in Volusia Country and the next day, police were able to locate Moore. Moore then called Wuornos, under police guidance, allegedly asking for help to clear her name. Days later, Wuornos confessed to the murders, claiming the men had attempted to rape her and she kill them in self-defence. Where is Aileen Wuornos's girlfriend Tyria Moore now? As of 2025, Tyria Moore is reportedly still alive and leads a private life in Pennsylvania in the United States. Aileen: Queen of the Serial Killers is available to watch on Netflix now. Sign up for Netflix from £5.99 a month. Netflix is also available on Sky Glass and Virgin Media Stream. Check out more of our Documentaries coverage or visit our TV Guid…

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What happened to Amy Bradley? Netflix series investigates 1998 disappearance on a Caribbean cruise
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date: 2025-07-16T07:00:44.000Z
creator: Katelyn Mensah
subject: Documentaries
subject: True Crime
subject: TV
subject: Netflix
subject: On demand
description: The case remains a mystery.
encoded: Another chilling cold case is being added to Netflix's catalogue with new documentary, Amy Bradley Is Missing. Now available to watch on the streamer, the three-part documentary delves into Amy's disappearance and theories on what might have happened to her. Featuring interviews from her family, authorities and those connected to the case in one shape or another, the documentary hopes to answer the question of whether or not this was a tragic accident or a crime. Read on for more information about the case and possible sightings of Amy over the years. What happened to Amy Bradley? In 1998, Amy Bradley and her family were holidaying on a Royal Caribbean cruise but just three days in, Amy was nowhere to be found. On the third night of the cruise, Amy and her younger brother Brad were dancing in the ship's nightclub and she was later found asleep on a chair in her private balcony by her father – but half an hour later, she was gone. The Bradley family alerted the crew and asked them to keep the passengers on board to make an announcement about Amy, but it was too late as the majority of the passengers had disembarked for the day. The ship was searched extensively, but Amy could not be found. On the morning of Amy's disappearance, witnesses claimed they had seen Amy on the upper deck with Alister 'Yellow' Douglas, one of the ship's band members. Alister was later interviewed by the FBI and took a polygraph test, which he passed. In an impromptu moment in the documentary, Alistair's daughter Amica rings her father as the pair have a conversation about that night. Asked by his daughter about Amy's disappearance, Alistair said: "They brought the FBI on immediately and then he said to me that they're trying to find this girl [and] I was seen dancing with her. Everybody that had anything to do with cleaning her room, serving her drinks, we were grounded. "When they realised nothing was involved, we continued to work. And I continued to work on the cruise ship until two years…

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Cold Case: The Tylenol Murders - True story behind Netflix documentary
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date: 2025-05-26T07:00:41.000Z
creator: Katelyn Mensah
subject: Documentaries
subject: True Crime
subject: TV
subject: Netflix
subject: On demand
description: It was one of the largest murder investigations in US history.
encoded: Following on from its exploration into the death of JonBenét Ramsey, Netflix is opening up another cold case in the form of the Tylenol murders. The three-part documentary re-examines the case that turned an over-the-counter drug into a murderous threat, and led to important reforms in the packaging of medication. Featuring interviews from those closest to the killings and new testimonies, Cold Case: The Tylenol Murders is available to watch on Netflix now. Read on to learn more about the case. What were the Tylenol murders? In 1982, a spate of deaths resulting from drug tampering took place in the Chicago metropolitan area. The only common factor between the victims was that they had consumed Tylenol capsules that were laced with lethal doses of potassium cyanide, sending a panic across the country and one of the largest criminal investigations in US history. The first case was 12-year-old Mary Kellerman, who was hospitalised after taking a Tylenol tablet to soothe her sore throat. Within a few hours, she died. The following day, another six people consumed the contaminated product - Adam Janus (27), Stanley Janus (25), Theresa Janus (20), Mary McFarland (31), Paula Prince (35) and Mary Reiner (27) - who all subsequently died. In the aftermath, all Tylenol products were pulled from shop shelves and pharmacies, and were sent off for integrity testing and the manufacturer issued a nationwide recall. Tylenol's manufacturer Johnson & Johnson was praised for its response to the case, agreeing to pay an undisclosed sum to the families of the victims. Robert Kniffin, a spokesman for Johnson & Johnson, said at the time: "Though there is no way we could have anticipated a criminal tampering with our product or prevented it, we wanted to do something for the families and finally get this tragic event behind us." Has anyone been convicted for the murders? As of 2025, no one has been charged or convicted of the poisonings. Who was James William Lewis? James William Lewis, who …

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Where are Fred and Rose West now? Subjects of Netflix's British Horror Story
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date: 2025-05-20T16:07:25.000Z
creator: Katelyn Mensah
subject: Documentaries
subject: True Crime
subject: TV
subject: Netflix
subject: On demand
description: Their crimes are dissected in a new Netflix documentary.
encoded: Fred & Rose West: A British Horror Story tells the chilling true story of two married serial killers who abused and murdered women and girls, including their own children, between 1967 and 1987. The documentary series, which is available to watch now on Netflix, features interviews from family members of the victims and those who worked closely on the case, including lawyers and journalists. The three-part series also offers exclusive access to previously unseen police video and audio recordings, shining new light on the notorious murders of more than a dozen women. Wondering how many people they murdered and where they are now? Read on to learn more about the case of Fred and Rose West and details of their current whereabouts. How many people did Fred West and Rose West murder? Crimes explained In 1994, police visited the home of Fred and Rose West, 25 Cromwell Street, after hearing a tip from social services in which the West children had said if they misbehaved, they would end up under the patio like their sister, Heather – who had been missing for eight years. But what unearthed was an investigation they had never expected. When questioned by the police, Fred West confessed to the murders of 12 women, the earliest being Anne McFall, a nanny he had employed in 1967 when he was married to Catherine 'Rena' Costello to care for their child Charmaine. Upon his arrest, Fred insisted that Rose had nothing to do with the crimes, but it soon became clear that Rose was involved. The remains of nine women were found buried at 25 Cromwell Street, including Heather and Charmaine West, as well as Alison Chambers, Thérèse Siegenthaler, Shirley Hubbard, Lucy Partington, Juanita Mott, Lynda Gough and Carole Ann Cooper. It was found that at least eight of the murders involved the mutilation of the victims, with their bodies often dismembered and buried in the cellar or garden of the West's home. Detective constable Russ Williams spoke exclusively to RadioTimes.com, explaining fur…

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Fred and Rose West detective recalls what it took to solve the case – and get confession
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date: 2025-05-14T12:00:35.000Z
creator: Katelyn Mensah
subject: Documentaries
subject: True Crime
subject: TV
subject: Exclusive
subject: Interview
subject: Netflix
subject: On demand
description: "We had these two damaged individuals coming together and creating an evil entity."
encoded: Fred and Ross West: A British Horror Story is quite possibly the most chilling documentary Netflix has released in recent months amidst its flurry of true crime coverage. The three-part series explores the police's search for the Wests' missing daughter Heather and the remains of not only Heather, but eight other bodies they found buried in the garden and cellar of 25 Cromwell Street - a street that has gone down in infamy amongst true crime sleuths. Real-life footage and eerie voice recordings of Fred and Rose West are also featured in the documentary, along with interviews from the people who worked tirelessly to solve the case and bring them to justice. "I'd been on a rest day and I think it was the Saturday or the Sunday [when] they called me to come in on the Monday, so that was the first indication I was going to be involved," detective constable Russ Williams exclusively told RadioTimes.com about how he came to work on the Fred and Rose West case. "It's really important to stress that up until this point, it was very low level. There was a side of the Gloucester division who was looking or trying to trace Heather. The rest of the police force weren't aware. It was a missing person. It was a person who the police could not find, but that was entirely the length and breadth of the investigation trying to find Heather." What transpired was nothing the police could have imagined – as the other West children told people that Heather was underneath the patio and if they did anything wrong, they too "would end up like Heather", Williams explained. He added: "If you can imagine that sort of disclosure coming from young children, then it's really quite a stretch of the imagination, because I'm sure there's parents out there that at that time would make similar threats of punishment if their child did anything wrong." So where do the police go from here? Well, in a world without mobile phones and being able to track messages and locations, the police looked to see if H…

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Where are Molly and Thomas Martens now? Subjects of A Deadly American Marriage on Netflix
type: item
date: 2025-05-12T16:20:11.000Z
creator: Katelyn Mensah
subject: Documentaries
subject: True Crime
subject: TV
subject: Netflix
subject: On demand
description: Netflix is exploring a new murder case.
encoded: Netflix’s latest true-crime documentary Deadly American Marriage revisits the death of Jason Corbett, an Irish man living in North Carolina with his second wife, Molly, and two children in the summer of 2015. Widower Jason had initially fallen for Molly when she arrived in Ireland to work as an au pair for his kids. However, their whirlwind romance and subsequent marriage soon ended in disaster when Jason was found dead, with his wife and her father Thomas accused of murder. Molly and Thomas Martens went on to claim they killed her husband Jason in self-defence. The new Netflix documentary explores the many questions that remain, examining what really happened, and features a myriad of "divergent perspectives of those directly impacted by his killing", including Molly, Thomas and Jason's children, sister and brother-in-law. Read on to learn more about the case. Who are Molly and Thomas Martens? Molly Martens was an American au pair and her father, Thomas, a former FBI agent. Molly met Irishman Jason Corbett in 2008 after working as an au pair for his two children, Jack and Sarah. The two became a couple and in 2011, they wed and moved from Ireland to North Carolina but their idyllic family life soon took a dark turn. Who was Jason Corbett? Jason was an Irish businessman and a widower. After Jason’s first wife, Margaret “Mags” Fitzpatrick, died in November 2006, Jason went on to hire a 25-year-old American au pair called Molly Martens to help him with his two children, Jack and Sarah, in Limerick, Ireland. The pair eventually embarked on a romance, with Jason proposing to Molly on Valentine’s Day in 2010. After they married the following year, the duo moved with the children to North Carolina. What happened to Jason Corbett? Jason Corbett was killed at his home in North Carolina in 2015. Molly's father Thomas called 911 in the early hours of the morning and told them his son-in-law Jason Corbett was badly injured. He told the operator he had been in an argument with …

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What happened to Luke D'Wit? Subject of ITV's Essex Millionaire Murders
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date: 2025-04-29T14:45:45.000Z
creator: Katelyn Mensah
subject: Documentaries
subject: True Crime
subject: TV
subject: ITV
subject: ITVX
description: The chilling case is explored in a new documentary.
encoded: Grandparents Stephen and Carol Baxter were found dead in their Essex home on Easter Sunday 2023 by their daughter. While at first their deaths were believed to have been caused by carbon monoxide poisoning, this was soon ruled out by the fire services and, following a toxicology report that revealed they had both died as a result of a lethal dose of fentanyl, a complex murder investigation was launched. Detectives uncovered a web of deceit and betrayal over a number of years, which eventually led them to the murderer - the Baxter's family friend Luke D'Wit. Now, ITV true crime documentary The Essex Millionaire Murders is examining the chilling true story. The two-parter features interviews with the officers who worked on the case as well as the Baxter family, as they relive being suspected of murder before ultimately discovering the truth. Read on to learn more about Luke D'Wit, including everything you need to know about his crime and where he is now. What happened to Essex murderer Luke D'Wit? In April 2023, Carol and Stephen Baxter were found dead at their home, but there was no obvious cause of death. In the following weeks, a toxicology report showed that both Carol and Stephen died as a result of lethal doses of fentanyl, thus launching a murder investigation. When the police searched the Baxters' home, fentanyl patches and a false will were found. The will - which was not cleared by the Baxters' solicitors - noted that their friend Luke D'Wit was to become the director and person of significant control of Carol's business Cazsplash. D'Wit was quickly arrested and charged with two counts of murder and later found guilty. D'Wit had poisoned the couple with fentanyl after posing as a doctor and created a forged will in a bid to benefit financially from their deaths. View oEmbed on the source website Who is Luke D'Wit? Luke D'Wit hails from Mersea, an island in Essex. He was a computer science graduate who volunteered at the local soup kitchen and appeared to be …

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What was Operation CHAOS? True story behind Netflix's Manson Murders series
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date: 2025-03-07T13:41:38.000Z
creator: Katelyn Mensah
subject: Documentaries
subject: True Crime
subject: TV
subject: Netflix
subject: On demand
description: The new documentary is available to watch right now.
encoded: Errol Morris has returned once more to the documentary realm with a new film, CHAOS: The Manson Murders, now streaming on Netflix. The 90-minute long watch "delves into the shadowy and complex narrative of the Manson family murders" as the documentary plans to explore "the darkest corners of recent history to unpack the potential conspiracy surrounding the killings". Charles Manson died in prison in 2017 while serving nine life sentences for orchestrating the murders of nine people in Los Angeles in the late 1960s. With plenty of documentaries to watch about his crimes and the Manson family – what new information can this new documentary bring? Read on to learn more about the documentary and its inspiration. What is CHAOS: The Manson Murders about? The new documentary is an adaptation of CHAOS: Charles Manson, the CIA and the Secret History of the Sixties, written by Tom O'Neill with Dan Piepenbring, featuring research on the background and motives behind the Tate-LaBianca murders. The documentary's synopsis reads: "Charles Manson: Svengali or CIA puppet? New insights emerge in this documentary from a journalist's 20-year investigation of the Tate-LaBianca murders." "It is based in part on Tom's book," director Errol Morris told Netflix on the connections between the documentary and book. "Without Tom's book, this would not exist. Tom very generously shared with me a lot of the interviews that he did. In fact, you hear some of them in this adaptation". What was Operation CHAOS? Operation CHAOS was a CIA project that targeted American citizens from 1967 to 1974. Its creation came about during Lyndon B Johnson's presidency and continued under Richard Nixon, with aims to uncover "possible foreign influence on domestic race, anti-war, and other protest movements". Who was Charles Manson? Charles Manson was a cult leader and criminal whose followers carried out heinous crimes and murders, most notably the killing of actress Sharon Tate and her unborn baby. In 1972, Manso…

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Where is Ruby Franke now? Subject of Devil in the Family series
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date: 2025-03-05T16:29:01.000Z
creator: Katelyn Mensah
subject: Documentaries
subject: True Crime
subject: TV
subject: Disney Plus
subject: On demand
description: The documentary is now available to watch on Disney Plus.
encoded: Parenting Vlogger Ruby Franke's arrest back in August 2023 stunned the nation. For nearly five years, Franke had shared parenting advice on her popular YouTube channel 8 Passengers, chronicling the seemingly idyllic life of her family of eight and amassing thousands of followers. But behind the scenes, the YouTuber was hiding something much more sinister. Franke's crimes are now the subject of Hulu’s latest docuseries, Devil in the Family: The Fall of Ruby Franke, which explores the true story of how Franke came to be convicted of child abuse. The docuseries marks the first time Franke's husband, Kevin, and their two eldest children, Shari and Chad Franke, are sharing what happened, "cutting through the social media reaction to explore the untold story behind the Ruby Franke case," as per the official synopsis. “One of the things that’s been so frustrating for me has been feeling silenced or muzzled—not being able to speak and having people make assumptions that just aren’t accurate,” Kevin Franke previously told Vanity Fair of the series. “This is my ability to take control of my own story and speak it in my own words.” Wondering what happened to Ruby Franke, 8 Passengers and what she was sentenced to? Read on for everything you need to know. Who is Ruby Franke and how did 8 Passengers begin? Ruby Franke is a 43-year-old former family vlogger who ran the now deleted 8 Passengers YouTube channel. Franke created the channel in 2015, where she documented her family life with her husband, Kevin, and their children: daughters Shari, Abby, Julie and Eve, as well as sons Chad and Russell. Their youngest child, Eve, was 1 years old when the channel began, while their oldest, Shari, was 11 years old. The family, who were members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, documented many aspects of their lives on the channel. Five years on from the channel's creation, it had amassed 2.5 million subscribers and 1 billion views. What did Ruby Franke do? While some of …

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What happened to Brian Laundrie? Story behind Netflix's American Murder boyfriend
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date: 2025-02-25T17:06:40.000Z
creator: Katelyn Mensah
subject: Documentaries
subject: True Crime
subject: TV
subject: Netflix
subject: On demand
description: Gabby Petito's death is explored in a new Netflix documentary.
encoded: Netflix has added a new true crime documentary to its extensive catalogue and this time, the streamer is exploring the death of Gabby Petito, whose disappearance sparked worldwide concern. American Murder: Gabby Petito is a three-part documentary examining the disappearance and death of the 22-year-old vlogger, who went missing while on a cross-country road trip with her boyfriend Brian Laundrie. Brian Laundrie's disappearance and subsequent death is also explored in the three-parter, which is now available to watch on Netflix, as the documentary takes "viewers on a journey through Gabby and Brian's final days together", featuring interviews from those closest to Petito. Read on to learn more about what happened to Brian Laundrie in the case of Gabby Petito. What happened to Brian Laundrie? After returning to his family home in Florida and refusing to speak to law enforcement about Gabby Petito's disappearance, Brian Laundrie was reported missing on 17th September 2021 by his parents, who said that they had not seen him for four days. Two days later, Petito's body was found. On 23rd September 2021, an arrest warrant for Laundrie was issued after his unauthorised use of Petito's debit card. Just over a month after his disappearance, Laundrie's skeletal remains and belongings - including a notebook - were found in the Myakkahatchee Creek Environmental Park. Laundrie's cause of death was determined via an autopsy and in November 2021, a forensic anthropologist confirmed that Laundrie had died via a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head. Did Brian Laundrie murder Gabby Petito? In January 2022, the FBI revealed that Laundrie's notebook contained an entry in which he admitted to killing Gabby Petito. The FBI then closed the investigation and said: "The investigation did not identify any other individuals other than Brian Laundrie directly involved in the tragic death of Gabby Petito. The FBI's primary focus throughout the investigation was to bring justice to Gabby and…

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What happened to Gabby Petito? Subject of Netflix's American Murder
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date: 2025-02-17T08:00:31.000Z
creator: Katelyn Mensah
subject: Documentaries
subject: True Crime
subject: TV
subject: Netflix
subject: On demand
description: The 22-year-old's death is explored in a new documentary.
encoded: It was a case that made headlines across the world, and now Netflix has released a new documentary surrounding the disappearance and death of Gabby Petito. In the summer of 2021, 22-year-old Petito and her boyfriend Brian Laundrie embarked on a cross-country road trip as Petito documented their "van life" journey on social media. Two months into their travels, Petito went missing and was later found dead. Featuring interviews from Petito's family and friends, the three-part documentary aims to "unveil the tragic reality behind their Insta-perfect life and reveal painful moments where their story might have taken a different turn". But what happened to Gabby Petito? Read on to find out more about the case featured in American Murder: Gabby Petito. Who is Gabby Petito? Gabby Petito was a 22-year-old pharmacy technician before she quit her job to become a content creator as she embarked on a cross-country road trip through the United States. In December 2020, Petito bought a Ford Transit van that was converted into a camper van for the next cross-country trip she would take with boyfriend Brian Laundrie. Petito documented her trip on YouTube and Instagram, with the latter now a memorial page with one million followers. What happened between Gabby Petito and Brian Laundrie? In July 2021, Gabby Petito and Brian Laundrie set off on a cross-country road trip. The following month, the couple were reported to the police after a physical altercation between the two was witnessed by an onlooker, who called 911. In body-cam footage now shared worldwide, Petito was seen telling officers: "Some days, I have really bad OCD. I was just cleaning and straightening up back in the [van]. I was apologising to him and saying, 'I'm sorry that I'm so mean,' because sometimes I have OCD and sometimes I can get really frustrated. Not like mean towards him. I just like, I just, my vibe is, I'm in a bad mood. And, I was just saying I'm sorry if I'm in a bad mood. "I just... I had so much work …

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Netflix delves into Gabby Petito case in first look at American Murder documentary
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date: 2025-01-28T10:47:56.000Z
creator: David Craig
subject: Documentaries
subject: True Crime
subject: TV
subject: Netflix
subject: News
subject: On demand
description: Her disappearance made major headlines in the summer of 2021.
encoded: Netflix has released a trailer for its chilling true crime documentary American Murder examining the death of Gabby Petito, which made headlines in the summer of 2021. The 22-year-old woman was travelling across the United States in a van with her partner, Brian Laundrie, when she disappeared without a trace in late August. The couple had been chronicling their journey on social media, which heightened interest in the case, with suspicion quickly falling upon Laundrie when he returned to his parent's home in the van, alone. American Murder: Gabby Petito revisits the case using interviews from those close to it, the couple's own travel videos and police footage – all of which can be seen in the trailer below: View oEmbed on the source website The synopsis from Netflix reads: "While taking viewers on a journey through Gabby and Brian’s final days together, the series will unveil the tragic reality behind their Insta-perfect life and reveal painful moments where their story might have taken a different turn." The streaming platform has played a key role in popularising the true crime documentary genre, with previous iterations of its American Murder series investigating the cases of Laci Peterson and Shanann Watts. This three-part series on the Gabby Petito story comes from directors Julia Willoughby Nason and Michael Gasparro, who previously worked on Netflix's Murdaugh Murders and Hulu's Fyre Fraud. The trailer sees one interviewee solemnly recall: "Gabby and Brian seemed like a loving couple. But behind the scenes, they would get into arguments. Brian thought the vlog was stupid." She later adds: "I was screaming, 'What did he do?'" The clip ends with another interviewee saying: "I remember saying to Brian, 'You keep her safe', and he looked at me and he smiled [and] said, 'I will'." American Murder: Gabby Petito is available to stream on Netflix from Monday 17th February 2025. Check out more of our Documentaries coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to…

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Where is Todd Kohlhepp now? Subject of Channel 4's Amazon Review Killer
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date: 2025-01-06T15:01:21.000Z
creator: Katelyn Mensah
subject: Documentaries
subject: True Crime
subject: TV
subject: Channel 4
description: His crimes are explored in a new documentary.
encoded: This article contains discussions of sexual violence and murder that some may find distressing. The Amazon Review Killer is a new two-part documentary coming to Channel 4 which tells the chilling true story of serial killer Todd Kohlhepp. In back-to-back episodes airing tonight (6th January), the first episode explores Kohlhepp's "disturbing past and the psychiatric evaluations revealing early signs of his dangerous tendencies". It will be followed by the second and final part, which "darkens further as detectives dig into a series of missing person cases that start to intertwine" and uncovers Kohlhepp's heinous crimes. Read on for more information about Todd Kohlhepp's current whereabouts. Who is Todd Kohlhepp? Todd Kohlhepp was born in Florida in 1971. In 1983, he was sent to live with his biological father and worked a variety of local jobs. At 15 years old, Kohlhepp kidnapped and sexually assaulted 14-year-old Kristie Granado in Tempe, Arizona. He threatened to kill her family if she told anyone what happened. He was arrested and charged with kidnapping, sexual assault and committing a dangerous crime against children. In 1987, he pleaded guilty to kidnapping and was sentenced to 15 years in prison and was registered as a sex offender. While serving his sentence, Kohlhepp earned a bachelor's degree in computer science and following his release, went on to work as a graphic designer. In the early 2000s, he was able to gain a real estate license and created a firm with a dozen agents. What did Todd Kohlhepp do? Amazon Review Killer crimes explained In November 2003, four people were found shot dead inside a motorcycle shop in Chesnee, South Carolina. 13 years later, Kohlhepp told authorities he was responsible for the deaths. In 2015, 30-year-old Kala Brown and her boyfriend Charles David Carver went missing after visiting one of Kohlhepp's properties. Carver was found dead on the property, with Brown telling authorities that Kohlhepp had shot and killed him in fr…

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What happened to Malcolm Webster from Married to a Psychopath?
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date: 2024-12-20T15:59:41.000Z
creator: Katelyn Mensah
subject: Documentaries
subject: True Crime
subject: TV
subject: Netflix
subject: On demand
description: His crimes are explored in a documentary.
encoded: Channel 4's Married to a Psychopath has been added to Netflix's ever-growing list of true crime documentaries. The chilling documentary recounts the crimes of Malcolm Webster, which has also been portrayed in a three-part ITV series, The Widower. The series explores the story of how detective Charles Henry "used his spare time to hunt down and bring Malcolm Webster - a ruthless killer who targeted wealthy women - to justice". Where is Malcolm Webster now and what were his crimes? Read on to find out more. What did Malcolm Webster do? Malcolm Webster is a convicted murderer, who is in prison for the murder of his first wife and the attempted murder of his second wife. In 1994, Malcolm murdered his first wife Claire Morris eight months after they married. He had drugged her with medication he sourced from his job as a nurse in a hospital, and placed her in their car before crashing it. Webster then set the car alight while she was still inside. At the time of the crime, the police concluded it was an accident. In 1997, married his second wife Felicity Drumm in New Zealand. Over the course of their marriage, Webster made attempts to kill Drumm – however, she managed to escape. Two years after their marriage, Webster was accused of attempting to kill Drumm with a plan to fraudulently cash in on nine insurance policies. After fleeing New Zealand, Webster then returned to Scotland and began a relationship with fellow nurse Simone Banarjee. Webster lied to Banarjee and claimed he had terminal leukemia, and she changed her will, leaving her entire estate to Webster. However, the police presented her with an Osman warning (a warning of a death threat or risk of murder issued to the possible victim) and she later discovered that Webster had intended to drown her on a boating trip after she discovered the foil on her life jacket had been punctured. Where is Malcolm Webster now? In 2009, Malcolm Webster was charged with the murder of his first wife Claire Morris, the attempted …

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Where is Paul Kevin Curtis now? Subject of Netflix's The Kings of Tupelo
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date: 2024-12-11T08:00:21.000Z
creator: Katelyn Mensah
subject: Documentaries
subject: True Crime
subject: TV
subject: Netflix
subject: On demand
description: The stranger-than-fiction tale is explored in a new Netflix documentary.
encoded: The Kings of Tupelo: A Southern Crime Saga will blow your mind like no Netflix documentary may have done before. From the creators of Tiger King, the documentary brings together Paul Kevin Curtis and all those who have crossed paths with him as they recount "every detail of his twisty, stranger-then-fiction-tale". In the early 2010s, Curtis was on a mission to "expose the dark underbelly of Tupelo" that at first only simmered locally, before it reached none other than the White House, when a group of government officials received letters laced with poisonous ricin. So, who is Paul Kevin Curtis and where is he now? Read on for all you need to know. Who is Paul Kevin Curtis? Paul Kevin Curtis is a former Elvis impersonator from Tupelo in Mississippi, and it was through his impersonation of the singer and a number of other well-known names that he made a living. From leading a seemingly calm life, his world was flipped upside down when he was wrongly accused of sending ricin-laced letters to former US President Barack Obama, Senator Roger Wicker of Mississippi and Judge Sadie Holland. In 2013, Curtis was arrested and charged with sending letters that tested positive for ricin, but the charges were dropped after no evidence of the poison was found at his home. The letters read (via The Guardian): "No one wanted to listen to me before. There are still 'Missing Pieces'. Maybe I have your attention now even if that means someone must die. This must stop. To see a wrong and not expose it, is to become a silent partner to its continuance. I am KC and I approve this message." The link between the letters and Curtis was made after it was found that Curtis had sent letters to Wicker's office, signing off with "this is Kevin Curtis and I approve this message". At the time, Curtis had suspected that he was being framed by a James Everett Dutschke, a man whom he had a feud with for "several years", however Dutschke denied ever having been involved – but that wasn't the case. Who i…

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Where is Burke Ramsey now? Subject of Netflix's Cold Case: JonBenét Ramsey
type: item
date: 2024-11-29T11:21:52.000Z
creator: Katelyn Mensah
subject: Documentaries
subject: True Crime
subject: TV
subject: Netflix
subject: On demand
description: JonBenét Ramsey's older brother is not interviewed in the Netflix documentary.
encoded: Cold Case: Who Killed JonBenét Ramsey has risen to the top spot on Netflix's Top 10, with audiences intrigued by the decades-old unsolved case of the six-year-old. The three-part documentary "investigates the mishandling of the case by law enforcement and the media" and features interviews from JonBenét's father, journalists who covered the case extensively, and detectives and officers who were part of the investigation. However, one person who is noticeably absent from the series is JonBenét's older brother Burke Ramsey. This has been put down to Burke's treatment by the media over the decades, with him deciding not to take part. With Burke being discussed throughout the documentary, his recollection of events is absent. So, who is Burke Ramsey and where is he now? Read on for all the key information. Who is Burke Ramsey? Burke Ramsey is the older brother of JonBenét Ramsey, and was just nine years old when his sister died. He was kept out of the spotlight by his parents and was not often seen in the public eye. What has Burke Ramsey said about JonBenét? In the years that followed after his sister's death, Burke kept a relatively low profile. It wasn't until 2016 when Burke made a rare media appearance on Dr Phil. During the interview, he strongly denied claims he hit his sister over the head and said he was aware that people had suspected he or his parents were involved in JonBenét's death. View oEmbed on the source website "It blows my mind," he said in response to allegations against him and his family. "What more evidence do you need that we didn't do it? "You won't find any evidence because that's not what happened." Where is Burke Ramsey now? Burke, now 37, continues to keep a low profile and reportedly lives in Michigan. "He isn't really recognised where he is," a family member told US Weekly. "He's left alone and that's what he needed." Burke has not commented on the Netflix documentary since its release. Cold Case: Who Killed JonBenét Ramsey is available t…

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Where is John Mark Karr now? Former suspect in JonBenét Ramsey's murder
type: item
date: 2024-11-29T09:41:12.000Z
creator: Katelyn Mensah
subject: Documentaries
subject: True Crime
subject: TV
subject: Netflix
subject: On demand
description: John Mark Karr was once a suspect in JonBenét Ramsey's murder.
encoded: This article contains mention of sexual abuse that some readers may find upsetting. Netflix is uncovering another cold case as the streamer explores the murder of JonBenét Ramsey and the decades-long mystery behind it. In 1996, six-year-old JonBenét was found dead in the basement of her family home, but her murder remains unsolved to this day. While the police had suspects, one person in particular stuck out six years later. One man, John Mark Karr, had claimed that he was responsible for JonBenét's death, leading to yet another media frenzy for the Ramsey family. But who is John Mark Karr and where is he now? Read on for the latest information. Who is John Mark Karr? John Mark Karr is a former school teacher who claimed he had killed JonBenét Ramsey. Across four years from 2002 to 2006, John Mark Karr claimed to journalism professor Michael Tracey that he had sexually abused JonBenét Ramsey before accidentally killing her. Karr used the alias Daxis when speaking with Tracey, which was JonBenét's nickname for her grandmother, which hadn't been reported anywhere, amongst other details that were not public knowledge. When Karr told Tracey he was going to the Ramsey home, Tracey contacted the police and began recording phone calls, which detailed alleged abuse of JonBenét. He claimed that he had accidentally choked JonBenét and believed she was brain dead, before hitting her over the head with a flashlight. Was John Mark Karr convicted of JonBenét Ramsey's murder? No, John Mark Karr was not convicted of JonBenét's murder and he was found to be not guilty. After investigators tracked Karr down in Thailand, he was extradited to the US, where he was arrested on suspicion of the six-year-old's murder. However, prosecutors said there was no evidence to connect Karr to the murder beyond his confession. There was also no DNA evidence of Karr on JonBenét's underwear, which debunked his claims that he had sexually abused her. Where is John Mark Karr now? In 2023, Karr told The …

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What happened to Patsy Ramsey? Subject of Netflix's Cold Case: JonBenét Ramsey
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date: 2024-11-26T16:29:59.000Z
creator: Katelyn Mensah
subject: Documentaries
subject: True Crime
subject: TV
subject: Netflix
subject: On demand
description: JonBenét Ramsey's mother does not feature in the new Netflix documentary.
encoded: The case of JonBenét Ramsey is being re-examined in a new Netflix documentary, which aims to investigate "the mishandling of the case by law enforcement and the media". JonBenét Ramsey's murder currently remains unsolved after she was found dead in the basement of her home in December 1996. The documentary synopsis from Netflix reads: "The Boulder, Colorado police, who had little practical experience in homicide investigations, quickly cast suspicion on JonBenét's family as the most likely suspects, fanning the flames of media scrutiny and largely one-sided reporting, turning the case into a national obsession. "Twenty-eight years later, that obsession – and finger-pointing – hasn’t gone away, and the murder of JonBenét Ramsey remains unsolved..." Directed by Joe Berlinger (Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile), the documentary maker believes the murder of JonBenét "can be solved" and is "firmly convinced that the Ramsey family is innocent" (per New York Post). The three-part series features interviews from journalists, former detectives on the case and JonBenét's father, John. However, many will notice that JonBenét's mother Patsy is only featured through old interviews. Read on as we explain who Patsy Ramsey was and what happened to her following the death of her daughter. Who was Patsy Ramsey? Patsy Ramsey was the mother JonBenét Ramsey. Born in West Virginia, Patsy studied at the local university and graduated with a degree in journalism in 1978. Alongside her studies, Patsy also took part in and won the Miss West Virginia beauty title in 1977. Patsy was 23 when she married John Ramsey. The pair welcomed two children together – Burke Ramsey in 1987 and JonBenét three years later. They moved to Boulder, Colorado in 1991 and during this time Patsy entered JonBenét in children's beauty pageants and won titles in competitions. What happened to Patsy Ramsey? As discussed in the documentary, Patsy was diagnosed with stage 4 ovarian cancer, but managed to beat th…

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What happened to JonBenét Ramsey? True story behind Netflix's Cold Case
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date: 2024-11-26T13:20:45.000Z
creator: Katelyn Mensah
subject: Documentaries
subject: True Crime
subject: TV
subject: Netflix
subject: On demand
description: Her murder is the subject of a new documentary.
encoded: Netflix is adding a new true crime documentary to its catalogue and this time, it explores one of the most well-known cold cases in the US, the murder of JonBenét Ramsey. Titled Cold Case: JonBenét Ramsey, the three-part series "investigates the mishandling of the case by law enforcement and the media". It has been over two decades since JonBenét's murder, with what exactly happened to her and by whom still unknown to this day. "I believe this crime can be solved," the documentary's director Joe Berlinger told Today.com. With the documentary now available to watch on Netflix, read on for a full explainer on what is known about what happened to JonBenét and theories about her killer. What happened to JonBenét Ramsey? On 26th December 1996, John and Patsy Ramsey discovered that their daughter, JonBenét, was missing and found a ransom note that had been left in their home, demanding $118,000 for her safe return. However, this would not be the case as JonBenét's body was found by her father, John, in the basement of their family home. Retired police detective Bob Whitson recalled in the documentary: "I knew initially this was a very rare case. Kidnapping for a ransom, we had never had a case like this." According to JonBenét's autopsy report that was released by the Office of the Boulder County Coroner the day after her death, it was confirmed that her cause of death was "asphyxia by strangulation associated with craniocerebral trauma". JonBenét was found covered by a white blanket with a nylon cord around her neck, with her wrists bound above her head and her mouth covered with tape. John explained in the series: "I immediately pulled the tape off and I tried to untie her hands but the knot was tied really tight, I couldn't get it undone. So I just screamed and I picked her up and carried her upstairs just to try to get her help. The detectives looked for a pulse, looked at me and said she's dead." Consequently her death was ruled as a homicide. Who killed JonBenét Ram…

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Sweet Bobby's Kirat Assi on her fight for justice after decade-long catfishing ordeal
type: item
date: 2024-10-16T07:00:01.000Z
creator: Katelyn Mensah
subject: Documentaries
subject: True Crime
subject: TV
subject: Exclusive
subject: Interview
subject: Magazine
subject: Netflix
subject: On demand
description: Kirat speaks to RadioTimes.com in-depth about her journey since Sweet Bobby.
encoded: It all began with a seemingly innocent friend request and a message. When Bobby Jandu heard from Kirat Assi, with whom she shared mutual friends, it felt like nothing out of the ordinary. But it soon became 10 years of catfishing, coercive control and a shocking truth like no other. Netflix's new documentary, Sweet Bobby tells the story of Kirat and the years she lost in an online relationship with a man she thought she knew, who transpired to be her female cousin. "I have absolutely no idea [why she did this] and I've given up trying to work it out," Kirat tells RadioTimes.com. "There's nothing she could say to justify what she did... She had ample opportunities to stop." "She could see the damage she was doing. She could see the distress she was causing. She chose not to." "I think it's in the public interest to know how one person can do something like this. I think that's important to know for all of us." Sweet Bobby was originally released as a podcast on Tortoise in 2021, with interviews with Kirat and all those embroiled in a shocking web of lies, as journalist Alexi Mostrous went on a search for "one of the world's most sophisticated catfishers". Kirat recounts how she hadn't realised how popular the podcast was going to become. "I didn't think anything was going to happen with it until the first couple of episodes just went crazy," she says. "It was kind of a whirlwind at that time." After the success of the podcast, Kirat had a whole range of production companies reaching out to tell her story, but ultimately, it landed with Netflix. "It's just sharing the story to a wider audience. Lots of people don't listen to podcasts and if this helps people to speak up [and] speak out, to fight for themselves a bit harder when it comes to not being believed, then that's what matters." Read more: John Simm makes astonishing discovery about biological father in ITV's DNA Journey Charlie Cooper: "It would be criminal not to revisit This Country" Throughout the documenta…

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Where is Leslie Abramson now? Lawyer in Menendez brothers' trial
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date: 2024-10-11T10:58:47.000Z
creator: Katelyn Mensah
subject: Documentaries
subject: True Crime
subject: TV
subject: Netflix
subject: On demand
description: Abramson was a key figure in the brothers' trial.
encoded: The Menendez Brothers has soared up the Netflix top 10 as the documentary explores the story of the siblings who killed their parents in 1989, told completely through their own words. Their crime and subsequent trials became a topic of conversation worldwide following the release of Ryan Murphy's Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story, and now their story is being discussed further, with audio interviews from the pair for the first time in 30 years. It also includes interviews with their cousin Diane Vander Molen and prosecutor Pamela Bozanich - but their defence lawyer Leslie Abramson is noticeably missing. While she was contacted about participating in the documentary, Abramson declined. So, where is Leslie Abramson now, over 30 years since she defended the Menendez brothers? Who is Leslie Abramson? Leslie Abramson is a criminal defence attorney, who many will recognise and know from her role in the defence of Lyle and Erik Menendez. She attended law school at UCLA before being admitted to the State Bar of California in 1970. She began her career in Los Angeles and worked at the County Public Defender's office for six years before joining a private practice. Before she represented the Menendez brothers, Abramson was the defence lawyer for 17-year-old Arnel Salvatierra, who was acquitted of first-degree murder and convicted of the lesser charge of voluntary manslaughter after shooting his father. Salvatierra was given five years' probation. Beyond the Menendez brothers, Abramson represented music producer Phil Spector, before resigning from the case for "ethical" reasons. Where is Leslie Abramson now? Nowadays, Leslie Abramson has stayed out of the public eye and keeps a relatively low profile. As per The State Bar of California, Abramson's legal licence is no longer active. Following the Menendez trial, Abramson published The Defense Is Ready: Life in the Trenches of Criminal Law. While Netflix reached out to Abramson, she explained that she did not want to ta…

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Sweet Bobby documentary release date confirmed by Netflix in haunting trailer
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date: 2024-09-24T12:23:40.000Z
creator: Katelyn Mensah
subject: Documentaries
subject: True Crime
subject: TV
subject: Netflix
subject: On demand
subject: Sky News
description: "Who was the real Bobby...?"
encoded: Netflix has unveiled its first trailer for explosive new documentary Sweet Bobby, based on the successful Tortoise Media podcast of the same name. From the producers behind The Tinder Swindler and American Nightmare, Sweet Bobby comes to Netflix on Wednesday 16th October, exploring a decade of catfishing deceit that changed one woman's life forever. Per the synopsis: "As her online relationship with Bobby slowly turns to romance, she never guesses he's not all he seems." The trailer introduces Kirat Assi as she narrates: "What happened to me was just one crazy story – you can't make it up! We're talking about 10 years of my life." At 32 years old, Kirat was sent a friend request from a person called Bobby, with whom she shared mutual friends, and in the months and years that followed they sent one another an abundance of messages. "Eventually he tells me he loves me," says Kirat. "We try to make it as normal as you can online. Bobby's friends and family told me he wants to be with me but there's always an excuse why he can't see me face-to-face." Whether it be he had a stroke, his mental health had deteriorated, or even that he was shot - there was seemingly an excuse for everything. Featuring interviews with her friends and family, they can be heard explaining just how bad the effects were on Kirat, with one saying: "He was taking over her life." "Finally, I was questioning everything," Kirat says, before the real-life Bobby comes to the camera and says: "I have never spoken to her in my life." You can watch the full trailer below. View oEmbed on the source website Sweet Bobby will be available to stream on Wednesday 16th October on Netflix. Sign up for Netflix from £6.99 a month. Netflix is also available on Sky Glass and Virgin Media Stream. Check out more of our Documentaries coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to find out what's on. For more from the biggest stars in TV, listen to The Radio Times Podcast.

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