David Berkowitz:
Calling himself the Son of Sam, this serial killer terrorized New York City in the late 1970s. What is he doing now and will he ever get paroled?

 
 Paul Bernardo & Karla Homolka:
Known as the Ken and Barbie of Murder and Mayhem, Karla is now free because of her deal with the government. A new film exploits their torture and murder of school girls.

 
 Boston Strangler:
Albert De Salvo, serial killer and rapist who terrorized Boston women. Now with regular updates of current events.

 
 Pat Brown:
Profiler and star of I, Detective, explodes 10 myths about serial killers.

 
 Jerry Brudos:
One of the most shocking serial killers ever, he abducted, tortured & mutilated young women in his garage, right under the noses of his wife and children. An analysis of the psychological factors that created this monster.

 
 BTK- Dennis Rader:
BTK Full Coverage: His confession leaves no doubt he is BTK. The chilling choice of words leaves no doubt about his psychopathic nature.

 
 Ted Bundy:
The most frightening of serial killers: a handsome, educated psychopath who stalks and murders young college women. Who could have guessed at the evil in his soul? The new and expanded feature story.

 
 Ted Bundy - "The Hollow Men" by Stephen Michaud:
Well-known author explains why serial killers have to kill, using his extensive knowledge of Ted Bundy

 
 Ted Bundy - The Only Living Witness by Stephen Michaud:
An excerpt from Michaud's book that delves into the twisted psyche of one of the most terrifying serial killers.

 
 Ted Bundy - Dr. Robert Keppel interview:
Interview with the serial killer expert, Dr. Keppel, who took Ted Bundy's confession.

 
 Ted Bundy - Serial Murder:Future Implications for Police Investigations by Dr. Robert Keppel:
Dr. Robert Keppel, expert on the Ted Bundy and Green River cases, explains the lessons learned for future police investigations.

 
 John Norman Collins:
Convicted of one murder in the late 1960s Michigan college campus serial murder case, police believed that he was responsible for all of them. New DNA evidence and the conviction of Gary Earl Leiterman suggest that there were several perpetrators.

 
 Juan Corona:
Despite two trials that convicted him for the murder of 25 men, much evidence points to his innocence.

 
 Jeffrey Dahmer:
A young man from a good family deviated into necrophilia and cannibalism, then lured boys to his apartment to be murdered and maimed.

 
 Joseph Edward Duncan III:
The story of how a monstrous convicted serial child molester was released to destroy an Idaho family.

 
 Albert Fish:
This gentle-looking, benevolent grandfather cleverly lured children to their death, then devised recipes to eat them. This cannibal model for Hannibal Lector is a study in criminal psychology.

 
 John Wayne Gacy:
One of the most notorious serial killers, "respectable" Chicago-area businessman hires young men to work in his contracting company, then rapes and murders scores of them, burying their bodies on his properties. In prison, he became the focus of researching the psychopathic mind.

 
 Vernon Geberth:
Profile of famous veteran chief and investigator examines his accomplishments, his theories, and his most famous cases, including a real story that inspired the Hannibal Lector escape scene in the Silence of the Lambs.

 
 Eddie Gein:
Considered to be a mild-mannered bachelor whose emotional development had been stunted by his domineering mother, he shocked the world when police found his vest of human skin and a cache of body parts. Gein is the model for The Silence of the Lambs' Buffalo Bill and Psycho's Norman Bates.

 
 Kitty Genovese:
"A Cry in the Night," the famous murder of a lovely young woman in New York City. Thirty-seven people witnessed it and did not want to get involved. Detective Mark Gado examines the mind set of these silent witnesses and the serial murderer responsible for Kitty's death.

 
 Green River Murders:
Scores of women murdered in the Seattle area results in the longest running homicide investigation in U.S. history. Finally DNA evidence points the finger at Gary Leon Ridgway as the killer

 
 H.H. Holmes:
Diabolical con artist, child murderer and serial killer, he built a terror mansion to lure female travelers to their death.

 
 Uday Hussein:
Iraq's mythically malevolent force. The story of his childhood and how he grew up to be the most feared man in his country.

 
 Jack the Ripper:
A penetrating analysis of the many suspects and theories surrounding this legendary serial killer.

 
 Edmund Kemper:
At age 15, this genius-level serial killer killed his grandparents. Then he killed pretty hitchhikers and ended up decapitating his mother.

 
 Kingsbury Run Murders:
Handsome, highly educated and fresh from victories over Al Capone, young Eliot Ness headed up Clevelands police force and walked right into one of the most shocking serial murder cases ever — the Cleveland Torso Murders. Marilyn Bardsley uncovered a secret hidden for decades after she risked her life pursuing the identity of the politically connected surgeon that played cat and mouse with the dashing Untouchable.

 
 Diary of a Serial Killer:
Fictional Account of the Kingsbury Run Murders.

 
 Pedro Lopez:
"The Monster of the Andes" murdered some 300 or more little girls as he roamed the poor neighborhoods of Ecuador, Colombia and Peru. He boasts now that he is the "Man of the Century," that no one will ever forget.

 
 Henry Lee Lucas:
Along with psychopath sidekick Ottis Toole, he traveled the U.S. raping, robbing, killing, and mutilating men, women & children. Originally thought to have killed 360 people, some of his confessions are now discredited. Whatever number of murders he & Toole committed, these two serial killers set a new standard in depravity.

 
 Charles Manson:
Chilling monster made followers kill on command. The additional chapter "Where Are They Now?" is further updated to include Krenwinkles parole denial and new photos.

 
 Timothy McVeigh & Terry Nichols:
The men responsible for one of the most shocking terrorist attacks within America - the Oklahoma City bombing. Update of the Nichols' trial.

 
 Michael Mullen:
Incensed by the horrific crimes of killer pedophile Joseph Edward Duncan III, he poses as FBI agent to gain access to house with three sex offenders, killing two of them for revenge. Are offender registries really protecting the public from monsters like Duncan?

 
 Necrophiles:
Author Katherine Ramsland examines the phenomenon of necrophilia and what causes some people to become sexually obsessed with the dead.

 
 The Night Stalker:
Sadistic, psychopathic monster terrifies California suburbs, murdering, raping & brutalizing his victims. Dr. Katherine Ramsland analyzes Richard Ramirez love for Satan.

 
 Anatoly Onoprienko:
Half-mad serial murderer roamed from place to place killing families and individuals and stealing their belongings — believing he was commanded by God. He ranks as one of Europe's worst murderers.

 
 Robert Pickton:
Now charged with 30 of 69 missing women. His wild parties included his victims, but in the most grotesque manner. Updated

 
 Profiling, Part 2
:
Look for behavioral clues in this high-profile whodunit with two separate investigative threads.

 
 Psychic Detectives:
Although skeptics decry the use of psychics, police departments have been calling on them for more than a century when all else fails.

 
 Dorothea Puente:
Sweet-faced & grandmotherly, this career criminal murdered her husband and friend, then killed her boarders & planted them in the rose garden.

 
 Angel Resendez:
The Railroad Killer - updated to include his trial and sentencing.

 
 Gary Leon Ridgway:
Scores of women murdered in the Seattle area results in the longest running homicide investigation in U.S. history. Finally DNA evidence points the finger at Gary Leon Ridgway as the Green River killer

 
 The Rostov Ripper:
Exhausting police work finally uncovers the sexual predator who killed scores of young people.

 
 Ann Rule:
Author Katherine Ramsland interviews this queen of the true-crime book genre about her beginnings as a writer, her personal life and some of her most fascinating cases.

 
 Serial Killer Art:
Whether created out of boredom, therapy, or greed, violent offenders find a ready market for their drawings, paintings, poetry & song.

 
 Serial Killer Culture:
A grim fascination with serial killers has created a robust "murderabilia" market. Many millions are spent each year not on serial killer movies and books, but on everything from paintings and other artwork created by serial killers to tacky souvenirs, coloring books, games and joke gifts. Some women are so attracted that they become serial killer groupies and even wives. A close look at why we are so fascinated by serial murder.

 
 Dr. Harold Shipman:
The pleasant British family doctor who is believe to have murdered up to 260 of his patients, making him perhaps the most prolific serial killer in history. Shipman mocked his victims and used derogatory codes for them, such as WOW - Whining Old Woman---and FTPBI - Failed To Put Brain In. He also viewed himself as the "star" of his trial.

 
 Charles Sobraj:
Imagine that you could earn nearly a million dollars for every year you spent in prison with the understanding that you would likely get out in the prime of your life. Would you take that $15 million deal to make a movie of your life?
Suppose you could live like royalty behind bars, in almost total control, with guests free to come and go as they pleased, cellphones, TV, gourmet food and fine wine to eat and drink. Would that make the deal worth 20 years of your life?

Sobraj is a con man, jewel thief, drug dealer and murderer, but one who lived a life of adventure and intrigue that made him a media celebrity.

 
 Fred & Rose West:
They were the typical family next door, or at least they appeared to be. But 1994 witnessed the slow peeling away of the layers of secrets hidden in the ordinary house at 25 Cromwell Street, now known as the Gloucester House of Horrors. Rose was running a thriving prostitution business, bearing illegitimate, mixed race children one after another, while Fred lured young women to stay at the house. While that may have provoked scandal, police discovered that Fred & Rose turned their children and guests into sex slaves and murdered them when they tried to escape.

 
 Wayne Williams:
Was Williams responsible for the deaths of dozens of Atlanta's African-American children or a convenient scapegoat? A new investigation is ordered in 2005.

 
 Graham Young:
Young psychopath obsessed with poisons grows up to be the expert St. Albans Poisoner, assisted by negligent authorities.

 
 The Zodiac Killer:
Mysterious San Francisco-area serial killer who has confounded investigators for over 30 years