Although Brandon Bevers has been subjected on social media to accusations that he was somehow connected to his wife Missy Bevers' death, investigators said they accept his alibi. His wife was beaten to death with a hammer inside a Texas church as she was preparing for a sunrise fitness class. Security video shows the killer walking the church hallways carrying the murder weapon, but a makeshift police SWAT uniform and helmet hide the person's identity. The husband has been declining media interviews, but Bevers corresponded with Crime Stories through several emails. We shared the latest with lawyer and psychiatrist Dr. Brian Russell and cold case investigators Sheryl McCollum, who discuss what the husband is now saying.

Jeff Herman is a lawyer known for filing controversial sex assault lawsuits. His latest include two lawsuits against Hollywood super-producer Harvey Weinstein and another against X-Men director Brian Singer. Herman discusses these cases with Nancy Grace in this Crime Stories episode. Grace also questions Herman about a rape accusation filed against him two decades ago that is only now surfacing. Los Angeles psycho analyst Dr. Bethany Marshall and RadarOnline.com reporter Alexis Tereszcuk join Grace and Herman in this episode.

Casey Anthony is still fighting a lawsuit related to the death of her daughter almost a decade ago. Tot Mom wants a court to toss a defamation lawsuit filed by the meter reader who found Florida toddler Caylee Anthony's remains in a swampy area near Anthony's home. Los Angeles psycho analyst Dr. Bethany Marshall and RadarOnline.com reporter Alexis Tereszcuk join Nancy Grace in this Crime Stories episode to discuss the latest in the Casey Anthony case.

Oklahoma dentist Bert Franklin's murder trial was delayed by new charges that he tried to arrange a hit on the woman whose child he is accused of murdering. A home surveillance video appears to show Franklin fatally slamming 19-month-old Lincoln Lewis's head into the ground. He had been in an extra-marital relationship with the child’s mom for a year when the death occurred. Nancy Grace looks at the case against Franklin with crime scene investigator Sheryl McCollum, forensics expert Joseph Scott Morgan, psychologist Caryn Stark, and reporter Bobbi Maxwell. 

A North Carolina woman alleged was so negligent in getting medical care for her son that he died. Deysi Yhuriko Martinez is jailed on a felony child neglect charge as prosecutors consider charges against another person relating to the injuries that went untreated. Nancy Grace digs into the death of 3-year-old Eric with child advocate Ashley Willcott, forensics expert Joseph Scott Morgan, psychologist Caryn Stark, and reporter John Lemley. Grace also looks at the death a 10-year-old Colorado girl who hanged herself after being bullied. Ashawnty Davis confronted a school bully weeks earlier in an incident caught on video. Her parents say her "bullycide" came after she was embarrassed by the posting of the video on a social platform.

North Carolina investigators are waiting for an autopsy report before deciding who, if anyone, will be charged with murder of little Mariah Woods. Her mom's boyfriend Earl Kimrey is already in jail on charges of dumping the toddler's body in a rural creek. Nancy Grace continues her focus on Mariah's story with lawyer and child advocate Ashley Willcott, investigator Vincent Hill, lawyer and psychologist Dr. Brian Russell -- host of Investigation Discovery's "Fatal Vows" -- and reporter Amanda Thames with Jacksonville's The Daily News.

Child Protection Service documents obtained by Crime Stories detail allegations of physical and sexual abuse against the man charged with dumping little Mariah Woods' body in a North Carolina swamp. Nancy Grace discusses this bombshell with lawyer/child advocate Ashley Willcott, psychologist Dr. Chloe Carmichael, defense lawyer Troy Slaten, forensics expert Joseph Scott Morgan, and reporter Alexis Tereszcuk. Mariah's mom's is jailed on charges including obstruction of justice and hiding a body of someone who died of unnatural causes. No one has yet been charged directly for the toddler's death.

A North Carolina judge set a $1 million bond for Earl Kimrey, the 32-year-old man charged with dumping little Mariah Woods' body in a swamp. Kimrey, who is Mariah's mom's live-in boyfriend, has not yet been charged with killing the 3-year-old. Mariah's father Alex Woods joins Nancy Grace in this Crime Stories episode the discuss the latest in this sad story. Grace's expert panel includes forensic psychiatrist Dr. Daniel Bober, investigator Vincent Hill, syndicated radio talk host Dave Mack, and child advocate lawyer Ashley Willcott.

Jackie Kastrinelis, a 24-year-old Massachusetts woman, was found dead on the Seven Seas Voyager off Australia's coast in 2013. She was a singer on the cruise ship and was planning to make her move to the Broadway stage soon. Now her family is fighting police, who they think bungled her death probe, to reopen her case. Nancy Grace talks with parent Kathleen & Mike Kastrinelis in this Crime Stories episode. Nancy is also joined by Michele Barton, mother of Tanner Barton -- a college student who mysteriously died in Indiana, death scene investigator Joseph Scott Morgan, psychologist Caryn Stark, syndicated radio host David Mack, and CrimeOnline.com reporter Leigh Egan,

The father of missing toddler Mariah Woods points a finger at his ex's boyfriend in an interview with Nancy Grace. Mariah disappeared from her North Carolina bedroom. Victims advocate Marc Klaas, criminal profiler Pat Brown, and psychologist Caryn Stark also join Grace to look at the case. WFLA-TV reporter Meredyth Censullo updates the case of the suspected Tampa serial killer. Howell Emanuel Donaldson III is charged with 4 shooting deaths. Forensics expert Joseph Scott Morgan also joins the discussion. Grace, investigator Sheryl McCollum, psychologist Dr. Tiffany Sanders and  reporter Alexis Tereszcuk look at how Kim Kardashian is helping a child sex trafficking victim sentenced to prison for the death of her alleged rapist.

A 24-year-old McDonald's worker is accused of being the Tampa serial killer. Police arrested Howell Emanuel Donaldson III after his boss told police he brought a handgun to work. Donaldson is charged with 4 shooting deaths in recent weeks. Nancy Grace updates the case in this episode. Nancy is also closing following the search for Mariah Kay Woods, a 3-year-old who disappeared from her North Carolina bedroom. Her father Alex Woods visits with Nancy with hopes it will help find his daughter. Victims advocate Marc Klaas, criminal profiler Pat Brown, & psychologist Caryn Stark,  lawyer/psychologist Dr. Brian Russell, forensics expert Joseph Scott Morgan, child advocate Ashley Willcott, RadarOnline reporter Alexis Tereszcuk and NewsInOnslow.com's Gerald Jackson also join Grace.

The reward for help in finding a serial killer lurking the streets of a Tampa, Florida, neighborhood is growing as police mounted on horses patrol the area in an effort to prevent a 5th killing. WFLA-TV reporter Meredyth Censullo updates Nancy Grace on the case. She is joined by crime scene investigator Sheryl McCollum,, Chicago psychologist Dr. Tiffany Sanders and RadarOnline reporter Alexis Tereszcuk. Who killed a Texas college student, who police say was killed as she sat in her car at an empty north Texas parking on early Sunday? Grace and her panel discuss the case of 21-year-old Amanda Clairmont. Charles Manson's questionable soul has left his body, but there's controversy over what happens next for the cult leader's worldly remains. Nancy and friends discuss the possibilities.

More Americans died from drug overdoses than guns or car crashes last year, with opioids blamed for most of the 64,070 deaths. A federal report estimates 2.4 million Americans have an "opioid-use disorder." Nancy Grace discusses the crisis with lawyer Mark Tate, who represents local governments suing drug companies for marketing practices they contend help fuel the epidemic, Dr. William Morrone, an opioid treatment expert, reporter Ninette Sosa, and Tim Ryan, a recovering heroin addict who is the star of A&E's "Dope Man" series.

Who killed 6-year-old Jeremy Guillory in 1992 is not a mystery. Pedophile Ricky Langley is serving a life sentence in a Louisiana prison for strangling the child and hiding him in his closet. But the case still haunts many associated with it. Alexandria Marzano-Lesnevich, whose book "The Fact of a Body: A Murder and a Memoir" explores the case, visits with Nancy Grace in this episode. Grace is also joined by forensics expert Joseph Scott Morgan, author of "Blood Beneath My Feet: The Journey of a Southern Death Investigator" and New York psychologist Dr. Chloe Carmichael, creator of AnxietyTools.com.

Natalie Wood's death 36 years ago has been one of Hollywood’s biggest mysteries, but the Los Angeles Sheriff's department has restarted its investigation as new evidence came to light in recent years. It was ruled an accidental drowning soon after the actress’s body was found floating along a Catalina Island beach on November 29, 1981, but the death certificate was recently changed to “undetermined” base on the revelations in Marti Rulli’s book, Goodbye Natalie, Goodbye Splendour. Rulli, Natalie's sister Lana Wood and Cold Case Research Institute director Sheryl McCollum join Nancy Grace for an in depth look at the case in this Crime Stories episode.

Debbie Lynn Randall was 3rd-grader when she was snatched off a Marietta, Georgia, street, then raped, killed, and thrown in a ditch not too far from her home. It’s been 45 years since her death, and the killer still remains elusive. Detective Morris Nix of the Cobb County Cold Case Unit, who wants nothing more than to find justice for a little girl, believes he can solve the case. Nix and CrimeOnline reporter Leigh Egan join Nancy Grace to discuss the latest in the investigation.

Kristin Smart was a 19-year-old student at California Polytechnic State University when she disappeared on May 25, 1996, after attending a campus party. No one has ever been charged in her disappearance and she is still missing more than 20 years later. Kristin's parents Denise and Stan Smart have never given up in their search for answers. They discuss their daughter's case with Nancy Grace, victims advocate Marc Klass and forensics expert Joseph Scott Morgan in this episode.

Charles Manson's life prison sentence has ended. Diane Lake was just 14 when Manson lured her into his "family," making her the youngest member of the cult when it was busted in the wake of a series of mass murders. Lake, who wrote about her experiences in her book Member of the Family, shares her story with Nancy Grace in this episode. Major crimes investigator Karen Smith and Manson expert Alisa Statman, author of Restless Souls: The Sharon Tate Family's Account of Stardom, the Manson Murders, and a Crusade for Justice, also join the discussion.

Tampa police hope a $100,000 reward will convince anyone who recognizes a suspect in that Florida city's series of street shooting to come forward with the serial killer's name. Nancy Grace looks at the latest with WFLA reporter Meredyth Censullo, forensic psychiatrist Dr. Daniel Bober, death investigator Joseph Scott Morgan, and co-host Alan Duke. Gypsy Rose Blanchard, who's serving 10 years in prison for murdering her mother, tells Dr. Phil she thinks the sentence is too heavy. Reporter John Lemley joins Nancy to talk about the bizarre story. Also, newly recovered video from inside a Penn State frat house show a pledge was given 18 drinks 82 minutes before his death. Grace and friends look at the latest.

What should you do if you think you are being stalked? Nancy Grace assembles a experts to discuss how four women were murdered by stalkers despite desperate efforts to get protection. Her guests in this Crime Stories episode include Ron Rale, a Los Angeles lawyer specializes in restraining orders, California prosecutor Wendy Patrick, New York psychologist Caryn Stark, forensics expert Joseph Scott Morgan, and the DailyMail.com's Sean Walsh.

A man on his way to do volunteer work for homeless the 4th victim of a serial killer terrorizing Tampa, Florida. WFLA reporter Meredyth Censullo updates Nancy Grace on the search for the killer. Forensics expert Joseph Scott Morgan, psycho analyst Dr. Bethany Marshall and defense lawyer Troy Slaten join the discussion. Police say teens who dropped a rock from an overpass killing a father were engaged in a game. Reporter Larry Meagher and radio host David Mack join Grace, Morgan, Marshall and Slaten to talk about the case. Atlanta TV host Vinnie Politan visits with Nancy to discuss his 11Alive “Late Feed” show’s exclusive reporting on hidden camera video that allegedly shows nurses ignoring an dying veteran’s pleas for help.

Two Florida cities have been hit by suspected serial killers in recent weeks. Homeless men were targeted in Ft. Lauderdale, with 3 men killed, while a killer in Tampa is believed to be responsible for a series of street shootings. Tampa police believe a body found Tuesday is a 4th victim of the serial killer in that city. Nancy Grace explores the investigations with Dr. Brian Russell, a psychologist and lawyer who hosts the ID channel's "Fatal Vows" series, forensics expert Joseph Scott Morgan, reporter Chuck Roberts and co-host Alan Duke.

Susan Cox Powell's family hopes efforts to peer into an encrypted computer hard drive will give them answers about what happened to the Utah mother who disappeared in 2009. The computer belonged to her husband Josh Powell who later killed their two sons and himself. Susan's sister Denise Ernst, Cox family lawyer Anne Bremner and Cox family investigator Rose Winquist discuss the latest the case with Nancy Grace in this episode. Forensic tech expert Ben Levitan explains how the hard drive could be unlocked.

Boyfriend killer Jodi Arias is turning her anger toward Kirk Nurmi, the lawyer who helped her avoid the death penalty. Arias is suing Nurmi accusing him of having "utter hatred" of her and being "fixated with the sexual aspect" of her case. Nancy Grace talks with Nurmi, psycho analyst Dr. Bethany Marshall and RadarOnline reporter Alexis Tereszcuk. A homeless Navy vet is charged with kidnapping a Virginia teen whose body was later found behind a church more than 300 miles away. Crime scene investigator Sheryl McCollum and reporter Bobbi Maxwell join Grace to discuss Ashanti Billie's murder.

A new clue in the mysterious disappearance of California mom Sherri Papini has Nancy Grace talking. She's joined by forensic psychiatrist Dr. Daniel Bober, syndicated radio host David Mack, and human trafficking expert Tim Ballard in a discussion about security camera video just released showing Papini running around a church parking lot in the minutes before she was found by police before sunrise on Thanksgiving Day a year ago. Lawyer Robin Ficker and reporter Maria Boynton join Grace and Bober to discuss the case of a Texas boxer who helped police fake his own death after his wife tried to hire a hit man to kill him.