Texas True Crime

In the summer of 1993, teen friends Jennifer Ertman and Elizabeth Pena decided to take a shortcut home through a Houston park in order to meet curfew. They had no idea they would be walking into unimaginable horror. The girls stumbled upon a violent gang initiation - and never made it home to their families. Their murders shook Houston to its core and set new precedents for victims' rights.

Corriann Cervantes was only 15 years old when she was stabbed and beaten to death by two teen friends she trusted. A pentagram was scrawled on the wall of the vacant apartment where she was found. The case quickly made headlines across the country as the "Satanic Murder." Now, a decade later, Corriann’s family is sharing their story for the first time.

For over a decade, Anthony Shore preyed on girls and young women. To outsiders, nothing seemed amiss about Shore - he was a husband, a father, and a brother. No one suspected he had a dark secret: he was also a serial killer. In 2003, police finally began to connect some of Shore’s killings because of the signature handmade weapon he used in some of the deadly attacks.