Three teenage boys were given life sentences and the death penalty for murders they never committed. Fuhrman unveils the corruption that occurred and tracks down the real suspects.

Admitting to over 93 victims, Little is the most prolific serial killer in American history. How did he get away with it and how many killers like him are roaming the streets? Fuhrman analyzes.

The socialite's death has plagued Hollywood for decades. Fuhrman’s investigation reveals her mysterious passing is much more obvious than the tabloids suggests.

Richard Reid boarded American Airlines Flight 63 wearing shoes loaded with explosives. But is American airport security any safer now? Fuhrman weighs in.

Between 1979 and 1981, approximately 29 black children and adolescents were murdered in Atlanta. Fuhrman details how the clash of politics and police work stunted the murderer’s capture.