BioChannel Special

More than 90 people have been exonerated and freed from death row in recent years. How could the US judicial system, arguably the best in the world, have made...   Read More

The story of Chevie O'Brien Kehoe, who was taught to be a white supremacist by his father and then went on a crime and murder spree.  

The notorious case of Kenneth McDuff, the most infamous sexual predator in Texas history, who was sent to death row for three murders, released because of prison...   Read More

A look at how street gangs have evolved from groups of petty criminals to ruthless multi-million-dollar drug cartels. Gangs have bullied their way across America...   Read More

Darlie Routier is on death row for the murder of her two sons--but is she guilty? We examine the controversial case of the Texas woman convicted of killing...   Read More

New York Times reporters investigate rampage killers--seemingly normal people who suddenly lash out with lethal force, killing strangers as well as loved ones...   Read More

A look at the growing debate over whether parole boards are too quick to release dangerous criminals. Features the cases of a parolee who raped and killed a...   Read More

A visit to "Supermax" high-security prisons to meet inmates who are isolated in tiny cells 23 hours a day. Includes interviews with penal experts who say that...   Read More

An extraordinary journey into a subject that interests everyone--the search for the afterlife. Scholars, doctors, mediums, paranormal researchers, and people...   Read More

Looks at one of Hollywood's most puzzling mysteries--the 1922 murder of director William Desmond Taylor. The list of suspects was longer than the credits on...   Read More