People Magazine Investigates

In 1971 and '72, Washington DC is terrorized by a cunning killer who abducts and murders six young African American girls. Police and the community are outraged by the serial killings targeting young children in their neighborhoods.

NBA star Lorenzen Wright disappears outside of Memphis in July 2010. After his body is found, a multi-agency task force scours the city for those responsible, and the case leads investigators in many directions for seven years.

On June 6, 1992, Suzie Streeter and Stacy McCall celebrate graduation in Springfield, MO, but by morning, the teens and Suzie's mom are missing. The police lead a nationwide search as they work to solve the baffling mystery.

Ten-year-old Kevin Collins disappears on his way home in 1984, and the city of San Francisco is galvanized to find him. Police have no leads to his disappearance, but clues could be hiding in plain sight.

Entrepreneur Chris Smith supposedly takes off to explore the world, and writes emails to his family about his travels. When the emails stop, his family fears the worst, and they never could've guessed what really happened to him.

In October 2018, Cheryl Coker disappears and her family reports her missing after finding her phone and car in a parking lot. Investigators hit the ground running and uncover a web of secrets that lead to a startling theory.

Cambodian genocide survivor and actor Dr. Haing Ngor is gunned down in Los Angeles, leaving the LAPD to untangle a web of political intrigue, revenge and street gangs to uncover the truth.

In 2004, murder grips the family of a federal judge, initiating a manhunt involving the FBI, US Marshals and Chicago police. Law enforcement soon realizes revenge comes from an unlikely place, and the killer may not be finished.

Howie Whitlock arrives home to find his wife, Debi, murdered in their Modesto, CA, home in March 1988. Despite the case going cold, a surprise witness comes forward and leads police to the evidence they need to uncover the truth.

James Pierson was murdered in his Selden, NY, driveway in 1986, and the community grieves for his kids, who have already lost their mother. However, as police dig deeper, they realize his teen daughter isn't as innocent as she seems.

In June 1971, Greg Harris, a member of the African-American community in Detroit, is murdered. A jury agrees that police have the right suspect, and one man spends his life seeking justice and claiming his innocence.

In November 2001, Rob and Brenda Andrew are ambushed in their garage, and Rob succumbs to his wounds. Detectives don't find any enemies until they speak with neighbors and uncover lies, leading them to the unlikely killers.