The FBI Files

In 1984, some aspiring models began attracting publicity in a terrible new way.

Three people were found murdered in their home, it appeared like a burglary gone awry.

He was a predator, abducting girls and young women from their own yards in broad daylight.

Violence shattered a quiet Texas neighborhood, exposing a drug cartel.

She appeared on the highway in the spring, a young woman, her past and her identity a mystery.

An Alaskan serial killer, who led a double life as a seemingly mild-mannered bakery worker, is investigated by the FBI.

On Mississippi’s Gulf Coast, a Judge and his wife are murdered in their home.

Police ties to drug cartels in New Orleans are uncovered by the FBI.

The community of Noel, Missouri was shocked when their bank was robbed.

They swept through six states like a plague, thrill killers acting without rhyme or reason.

A woman and her infant son vanish. Was she on the run, or the victim of foul play?

Police corruption, tied to a gangland murder, draws the scrutiny of the FBI.

A gang of bank robbers in Miami struck multiple times a day. They seemed unstoppable.

A serial killer in Europe became an international outlaw, hopping from country to country.

A sniper in Utah targets African-American men for death, authorities launch an investigation.

A family is murdered in Arkansas, defining a new age of domestic terrorism.

In 1995, our nation’s capital was also a murder capital. Even the police weren’t safe.

In New York, a sniper targeted African-American men, threatening to ignite a racial powder keg.