America's Most Infamous Crimes with Katie Ring – Details, episodes & analysis

On the day Caylee Anthony was last seen alive, someone searched "fool-proof suffocation" on the Anthony family computer. It was Casey's preferred browser. The jury never heard a single word about it.

In the third and final episode on the death of Caylee Anthony, Katie Ring breaks down the verdict that stunned 40 million Americans, the bombshell computer evidence discovered after the trial, and the question that has never gone away: what really happened to Caylee Anthony?

This episode contains descriptions of child death and references to allegations of abuse. Please listen with care.

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Three pieces of duct tape were found on two-year-old Caylee Anthony's face. One of them had the outline of a heart-shaped sticker on it. Matching stickers were found in Casey Anthony's bedroom.

In part two of three episodes on the death of Caylee Anthony, Katie Ring walks through the forensic evidence that turned a missing child case into a murder trial, and the defense's explosive counter-theory that pointed the finger at someone else in the Anthony family entirely.

This episode contains descriptions of child death and disturbing forensic details. Please listen with care.

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On Christmas Eve 2002, Laci Peterson vanished. She was eight months pregnant. Her husband Scott said he'd been out fishing. And almost immediately, something about his story didn't add up.

In part two of three episodes on the murder of Laci Peterson, Katie Ring breaks down the investigation that followed: the mistress who came forward, the boat purchased on a deeply suspicious date, and the moment Scott Peterson's carefully constructed version of events began to unravel. From a candlelight vigil to a car full of cash and a freshly bleached disguise, the case against him kept building.

This episode contains descriptions of domestic abuse and murder. Please listen with care.

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When Scott Peterson met Amber Frey in November 2002, he told her he was a widower. His wife Laci was eight months pregnant and very much alive.

In the first of three episodes on the murder of Laci Peterson, Katie Ring traces who Laci really was: a warm, outgoing woman from California's Central Valley who fell hard for a charming man with a talent for deception. From the earliest red flags in Scott's life to the affairs he hid and the lies he told, this is the story of a marriage that looked perfect from the outside and was already unraveling from within.

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On May 27th, 1991, two police officers escorted a dazed, injured teenager back into Jeffrey Dahmer's apartment after he escaped, ignoring the pleas of the women who had called for help. That teenager was dead within the hour.

In the third and final episode on serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer, Katie Ring covers the last chapter of his killing spree: the victims who slipped through every crack in the system, the one man who escaped and finally brought it all to an end, and the discoveries inside Apartment 213 that changed America's understanding of evil.

This episode contains descriptions of violence, substance abuse, sexual assault, and murder. Please listen with care.

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In 1987, Jeffrey Dahmer sat down for Thanksgiving dinner with his family while a dismembered body was hidden in his grandmother's basement below them. Nobody suspected a thing.

In part two of three episodes on serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer, Katie Ring traces the decade between his first murder and the beginning of his full-blown killing spree. As Dahmer's crimes escalated and his methods grew more calculated, the people around him, and the systems meant to protect his victims, kept looking the other way.

This episode contains descriptions of violence, substance abuse, sexual assault, and murder. Please listen with care.

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In June 1978, eighteen-year-old Steven Hicks had no way of knowing that a chance encounter would cost him his life. It was Jeffrey Dahmer's first murder, and a crime that had been years in the making.

In part one of three episodes, Katie Ring traces the origins of one of America's most notorious serial killers: Dahmer's troubled childhood, his parents' volatile marriage, and the escalating obsessions that went unnoticed until it was too late. Understanding how a killer is made means confronting the warning signs that were always there.

This episode contains descriptions of violence, substance abuse, and murder. Please listen with care.

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With a mountain of forensic evidence and a documented history of abuse, the prosecution had what looked like an unbeatable case. Then, O.J. tried on the gloves.

In the third and final episode on the O.J. Simpson case, Katie Ring breaks down the trial that divided a nation: the Dream Team's strategy, the courtroom twists that changed everything, and the not guilty verdict that stunned half the country. Then, the civil trial that followed, the decades of fallout that never really faded, and the question that still lingers: what did this case reveal about race, celebrity, and justice in America?

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On June 12th, 1994, Nicole Brown Simpson and her friend Ron Goldman were found murdered outside her Brentwood home. Within days, the investigation had a prime suspect. Within a week, that suspect had vanished.

In part two of three episodes on the O.J. Simpson case, Katie Ring covers the months leading up to Nicole's final night, the devastating discovery that followed, and the moment the story became something no one could look away from: a slow-speed Bronco chase watched live by 95 million Americans, as crowds lined the overpasses and a nation was forced to ask itself some very uncomfortable questions.

This episode contains descriptions of domestic violence and murder. Please listen with care.

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Before the trial that divided a nation, there was a woman. Nicole Brown grew up in Southern California with dreams of modeling, a close-knit family, and a future full of possibility…until a chance encounter with football legend O.J. Simpson at a Beverly Hills restaurant changed everything.

In the first of three episodes on the O.J. Simpson case, Katie Ring goes back to the beginning: Nicole's childhood in Long Beach, the whirlwind romance that slowly became something far darker, and the decade and a half of control, infidelity, and abuse that Nicole documented in her own words. From the night police arrived at Rockingham to Nicole finally walking away in 1992, this is the story the trial never fully told.

This episode contains descriptions of domestic violence. Please listen with care.

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