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How It Really Happened Examines Ted Bundy: The Murder Trials and Death Row Confessions

Series Three of HLN's How It Really Happened with Hill Harper continues its in-depth examination of the Ted Bundy case. Using archived footage from CNN and featuring new interviews, these episodes are a must-watch.

Medical Serial Killers: The So-Called Angels of Mercy

Healthcare professionals are trained to heal but for some, termed medical serial killers, this can lead to a deadly game of multiple murder.

An Interview With Former FBI Profiler Mark Safarik on Violent Offending and Criminal Behavioral Analysis

Renowned international expert in behavioral analysis Mark Safarik discusses his career in the FBI and his research into violent criminal behavior.

The Cases That Haunt Us By FBI Profiler John Douglas

From Jack the Ripper to JonBenet Ramsey, the FBI’s legendary Mindhunter sheds new light on the mysteries that won’t go away.

What Makes A Serial Killer? Common Traits and Characteristics

Psychological research has been making some headway in discovering the key traits and characteristics common in serial killers.
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