True Crime with Aphrodite Jones

When millionaire Bill McLaughlin landed a sexy live-in girlfriend, he thought life would get better. But his girlfriend and her lover had other ideas. Aphrodite follows the sensational crime of greed, lust and betrayal.

Like many, Aphrodite was outraged when party-hard single mom Casey Anthony was found innocent in the tragic death of her daughter, Caylee. She investigates the case to discover what the jury saw that so many others missed.

Detectives identify the main suspect in a young Colorado woman's disappearance but can't prove he did it. When another young woman is nearly killed in a fiery blaze, police have to scramble or risk a serial killer on the loose.

Wall Street motivational speaker Jeffrey Locker is found fatally stabbed in his car, parked in the projects of East Harlem, NY. Aphrodite Jones talks to his killer, Kenneth Minor, and uncovers an unbelievable tale.

The mysterious murder of a newlywed nurse looks like a tragic break-in gone wrong, but a DNA analysis done years later points to a female killer. Aphrodite finds out why the killer's family thinks they got the wrong woman.

When a doctor comes home on Valentine's Day to surprise his wife with a card, he instead finds her lying beaten to death in a pool of blood. As Aphrodite Jones finds out, however, nothing in this murder case is what it appears.

Aphrodite explores an almost unbelievable case that unfolds after the brutal murder of a millionaire CEO, featuring Miami hit men, bizarre fetishes and a second unsolved murder.

In 1996, California Polytechnic freshman Kristen Smart walked home from a frat party and was never seen again. Aphrodite traces the frustrating tale of a girl whose apparent murder is still baffling investigators.

Sandy Maloney apparently burned to death in her home after passing out on the couch in an alcoholic stupor, lighting it on fire with a cigarette, but Aphrodite thinks there might be more to this story than first suspected.

14-year-old Cateresa Matthews is raped and shot dead in the suburbs of Chicago, and five teenage boys confess to the crime. As Aphrodite examines the evidence, she discovers that the police may have made a terrible mistake.