W2TCH
48 Hours Mystery poster

48 Hours Mystery (1988 – ...)

1988 • 39 seasons • Crime, Documentary • TV-14
On September 22, 2026
#4092499
4092nd by Pulse TV show online
1.8PULSEPulse MeterOur daily Pulse Meter measures public activity and popularity signals across the web.How it works →

All seasons

48 Hours MysterySeason 29

38 episodes · Sep 12, 2015

1. Death on the Hudson
Sep 12, 2015 · 43m

Authorities are examining the circumstances surrounding the death of a man during a kayaking excursion on the Hudson River, focusing on the involvement of his fiancée. The inquiry seeks to determine if foul play was involved in the incident

2. Hannah Graham: Deadly Connections (1)
Sep 26, 2015 · 43m

In "48 Hours," the investigation into the death of the University of Virginia student unfolds, revealing evidence connecting the suspected perpetrator to a series of crimes stretching back over a decade. The report is by Susan Spencer.

3. Hannah Graham: Stalked by Evil (2)
Sep 26, 2015 · 43m
4. The Doctor's Daughter
Oct 3, 2015 · 43m

The sound of her father’s desperate cries for assistance spurred Jenna Neulander to dial 9-1-1, summoning emergency services to their home. Her father, Dr. Robert Neulander, a respected obstetrician, was attempting to aid her mother, Leslie

5. Shadow of Death
Oct 10, 2015 · 43m

The couple was found dead in their bed, victims of a violent act. The scene suggested a carefully planned execution. Had a business arrangement soured, or was the threat originating from someone within their own circle? "48 Hours" correspon

6. Vengeance in Vegas
Oct 17, 2015 · 43m

The murder of a beautiful woman, a mother, occurred while her husband, a graduate of West Point, was at his workplace. A question lingers: was a woman being stalked in Las Vegas? "48 Hours" correspondent Peter Van Sant delves into the cas

7. The Hunter: Searching for Kelli Bordeaux
Oct 24, 2015 · 43m

The disappearance of a young combat medic from the U.S. Army prompts a bounty hunter to undertake his most challenging assignment yet. Correspondent Troy Roberts of "48 Hours" reports on the case.

8. The Bugs Bunny Defense
Oct 31, 2015 · 43m

Could a cartoon have contributed to a California man's demise? Investigative journalist Richard Schlesinger, of CBS's "48 Hours," delves into the story.

9. Paris Under Attack
Nov 14, 2015 · 43m

Following the attacks in Paris, CBS News provides comprehensive coverage of the shootings, detailing the immediate aftermath and exploring the measures being implemented globally to avert comparable tragedies.

10. The Accidental Husband: Update
Nov 20, 2015 · 43m

*48 Hours* revisits the perplexing case of Harold Henthorn, whose two wives, Lynn and Toni, perished in accidents that seemed improbable. Yet, investigators long suspected foul play. Ultimately, Harold was apprehended and found guilty of fi

11. The Strange Case of Kurt Sonnenfeld
Nov 21, 2015 · 43m

Accused of his wife's murder, a man has made a startling assertion: that the United States government seeks to suppress his testimony regarding events at Ground Zero.

12. Road to Redemption
Nov 28, 2015 · 43m

*48 Hours* revisits the 1990 murders of Richard and Nancy Bishop Langert, committed by David Biro in Chicago, Illinois. The program explores how Nancy’s sister, Jeanne, has navigated the aftermath of the tragedy, finding solace and ultimate

13. Dear Savanna
Dec 5, 2015 · 43m

*48 Hours* delves into the perplexing case of Dorothy Lee, who, amidst a contentious divorce from her husband Harris Todd, abducted her daughter. For two decades, she remained at large, eventually establishing a life in Australia. Now, rece

14. Murder in Aspen (II)
Dec 19, 2015 · 43m

In Aspen, a woman of distinction is discovered murdered in her mountain home, a brutal end for a truly unique individual. The question lingers: who harbored enough malice to want her dead? *48 Hours* revisits the 2014 killing of heiress Nan

15. Love and Death in Alaska (III) (Part 1)
Dec 26, 2015 · 43m

Was Mechele Linehan a calculating former dancer, guilty of murder and deserving of imprisonment, or a victim of unwarranted police scrutiny stemming from a previous life? Susan Spencer seeks to uncover the truth.

16. Love and Death in Alaska (III) (Part 2)
Dec 26, 2015 · 43m

The question hangs heavy: Is Mechele Linehan a calculating former dancer, culpable for murder and deserving of imprisonment, or a victim of prejudice, unjustly targeted by law enforcement due to a history she cannot escape? Susan Spencer se

17. Ryan Ferguson: Wrongfully Convicted
Jan 30, 2016 · 43m

At nineteen, he was convicted of murder. For fourteen years, he would fight that conviction through a relentless series of appeals – fourteen in total. Now, after a decade of imprisonment, he is free. The verdict was unjust. But the questio

18. Murder 90210
Jan 30, 2016 · 43m

Could Robert Durst, the millionaire, avoid yet another murder charge?

19. Target Justice
Feb 13, 2016 · 43m

A sense of unease gripped a Texas town as a series of murders targeted prosecutors. The question hung heavy in the air: was this the work of an outside gang, or could the killer be someone within the community itself? Correspondent Richard

20. What Did the Children See?
Feb 20, 2016 · 43m

When a once formidable prosecutor finds himself on trial for the killing of his wife, within the very courtroom where he once dispensed justice, "48 Hours" reporter Maureen Maher delves into the case.

21. A Student of Murder
Feb 27, 2016 · 43m

The shooting of a Seattle man: a fleeting outburst of road rage, or the work of a killer who had honed his skills in solitude, patiently awaiting the opportune moment? Peter Van Sant seeks to unravel the truth.

22. Trail of Tears
Mar 5, 2016 · 43m
23. Playing by the Rules?
Mar 12, 2016 · 43m

The celebrated football coach now spends his life behind bars for the murder of his pregnant wife. Could concealed evidence offer a path to his exoneration? "48 Hours" correspondent Richard Schlesinger delves into the case.

24. Eliminating the Threat
Mar 19, 2016 · 43m

A high-ranking FBI agent stands accused of murdering his wife, claiming she attacked him with a knife. Was the act an act of self-preservation, or premeditated homicide? Correspondent Susan Spencer delves into the complexities of the case f

25. What Happened in Apt. 1601?
Apr 2, 2016 · 43m

The shared apartment seemed small, a cramped space where three friends entered and only two emerged. A grim mystery lingers: one of them is a murderer. Richard Schlesinger delves into the unsettling truth, seeking to unravel the killer amon

26. A Mother Accused
Apr 9, 2016 · 43m

In her sole interview, the mother convicted of her son’s death by poisoning him with salt maintains that the hospital bears responsibility. Is her claim valid?

27. The Last Confession Revisited
Apr 16, 2016 · 43m

Fifty years after the brutal killing of the schoolteacher, a woman renowned for her beauty, the identity of her long-suspected murderer – a former priest – has been confirmed. A fresh witness came forward with testimony, yet an indictment r

28. Ryan Poston Murder (Part 1): Breaking Point
Apr 23, 2016 · 43m

The shooting of a lawyer, with his girlfriend subsequently admitting to pulling the trigger and then appearing to dance in a perplexing police video, raises a chilling question: was it an act of self-preservation, or a relationship spiralin

29. Ryan Poston Murder (Part 2): Obsessed
Apr 23, 2016 · 43m

A lawyer was found murdered in his home, and his girlfriend has confessed to pulling the trigger. Disturbingly, in a police video, she is seen dancing, twirling, and snapping her fingers. The circumstances surrounding his death remain uncle

30. Blood in the Sand
Apr 30, 2016 · 43m

Six years apart, two teenagers perished on the same California beach. Forensic DNA recovered from one of the victims has implicated two suspects, one of whom previously served with the police force. Richard Schlesinger is investigating the

31. The Soldier's Wife
May 7, 2016 · 43m

The young wife was found dead, a gunshot wound her sole injury. Her husband, a soldier, stood over her, the weapon in his hand. The question hung heavy in the air: a tragic accident, or a deliberate act of violence?

32. Death of an Olympian
May 14, 2016

Olympic champion Dave Laut was shot six times; his wife fired the weapon. The question of whether it was murder or self-defense hangs in the air. In her first television interview, Jane Laut reveals to Erin Moriarty that she has long concea

33. The Spymasters - CIA in the Crosshairs Part 1
May 21, 2016

The twelve individuals who have led the CIA in its history offer strikingly divergent perspectives on the agency’s trajectory—a tapestry woven with fervent disagreement regarding its past actions, its present purpose, and its intended futur

34. The Spymasters - CIA in the Crosshairs Part 2
May 21, 2016
35. Cal Harris: The Final Verdict
May 28, 2016

For nearly a decade, Cal Harris has faced the accusation of his wife Michele’s murder, appearing in court four times. Twice he was found guilty, yet her body was never recovered, and both convictions were later reversed. A third jury reache

36. Muhammad Ali: Remembering a Legend
Jun 4, 2016
37. Bringing a Nation Together
Jun 10, 2016

Following the tragic police shootings in Dallas, a question lingers: how can America begin to heal? In a special report, "48 Hours" examines the three days of unrest that followed, and the national dialogue ignited about bridging racial div

38. The Preppy Killer
Aug 10, 2016

In observance of the thirtieth anniversary of a case that once dominated national news, "48 Hours" presents the sole interview with Robert Chambers, known then as the "Preppy Killer."

OPTIMIZE & SAVE

Find duplicate catalogs, cut unnecessary subscriptions, and get more from the services you keep.

Start Saving