Melting ice that exposed the buried bodies of missing people was one offbeat way a cold case was reopened.

Authors Blaine Pardoe and Victoria Hester on why eight murders along Colonial Parkway in Virginia have gone unsolved for so long.

As much as people like to think of their four-legged friends as family members, legally, they're property.

A&E True Crime talks with Dr. Scott Bonn, criminologist and author of the book, 'Why We Love Serial Killers' about what he thinks were the powerful catalysts for the makings of a serial killer.

Some of the most notorious serial killers of our time have something in common, beside their thirst for blood: They were all adopted. A&E True Crime talks to criminologist Dr. Scott Bonn to see whether there is any evidence of an adoptee-serial killer connection.

Dressing in disguise is a time-honored Halloween tradition where self-expression and secrecy often meet. But costumes can also serve a much more sinister purpose. Learn about murderers who literally dressed to kill.

Ken Holmes, a retired death investigator and coroner, talks to A&E True Crime about the small clues that have helped solve big crimes and the surprising aspects of dealing with death for a living

Kristina Anderson, survivor of the Virginia Tech mass shooting, tells her story of that tragic day and how to prepare for an active-shooter scenario.

Fred Paige, investigator on the A&E series The Eleven, on why the murders of so many teenage girls in Texas have gone unsolved for so long and the common thread among family members of the victims.

Did you know killer Ted Kaczynski, also known as the Unabomber, had an IQ of 167 and went to Harvard when he was only 16 years old?