True Crime with Aphrodite Jones

If JonBenet Ramsey had lived, she'd be a junior in college. More than 14 years have passed after the murder and her case continues to baffle investigators. Aphrodite Jones digs for answers to a case that has raised a lot of questions.

Was it a murder, an overdose, or an accident? The mysterious life and tragic death of blonde bombshell Anna Nicole Smith is profiled. Aphrodite examines the death of Anna Nicole and possible ties to her young son's own tragic death.

Rodney Alcala was a real-life ladykiller. At times charming, Rodney hid his disturbed personality behind a photographer's lens, using this guise to lure and attract unsuspecting women into his web of murder.

Scott Rothstein was a young and successful businessman in Fort Lauderdale until a promising young lawyer at his law firm is murdered, and further investigation into Rothstein reveals an elaborate Pozi scheme bilking unsuspecting victims.

Baptist minister Matt Baker's wife is found dead. The police see an obvious suicide, complete with note and a near-empty bottle of sleeping pills. The wife's family sees murder by a cheating husband. Aphrodite Jones traces the many twists of this case.

In 1993, when the dead bodies of three young boys turn up in a ditch, the town of West Memphis is turned upside down. Fearing the work of Satanists, police arrest three teenage boys, even though no solid evidence ties them to the crime.

What pushed Ryan Jenkins over the edge? Jenkins was a contestant on a reality TV dating show, and after his elimination by the female host, murdered a woman whom resembled her. Aphrodite examines reality tv and its possible links to a savage killing.

Did a 7-year old girl accidentally drown or did her mother do the unthinkable: drown her own daughter? Aphrodite delves into the heart-wrenching case of Amanda Lewis, and attempts to unravel a mystery containing many twists and turns.

Taylor Helzer was a self-professed prophet of God who led his emerging cult, "Children of Thunder" on a murder spree. Aphrodite Jones digs deep into the character of the group's charismatic leader to illuminate his decent into darkness.

Betty Broderick became "the woman scorned" when her husband, Dan, left her for a younger woman. Betty responded by killing Dan and his new young bride. Twenty-one years later, Aphrodite interviews Betty and learns what drove her to murder.