The Lake Erie Murders - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Who Killed Amy Mihaljevic? Part 1: Missing
In October 1989, 10-year-old Amy Mihaljevic is lured to a suburban Ohio shopping mall by an unknown man--and is never seen again. A 30 year mystery and nationwide manhunt ensues--thousands of leads, hundreds of suspects, one killer still at large...
Who Killed Amy Mihaljevic? Part 2: The Hunt
Amy's killer remains at large. A cavalcade of suspects emerges, each more compelling than the last. Investigators explore each one. And then, 106 days after Amy was taken, a gruesome discovery some 50 miles away from her Bay Village home. A body.
Who Killed Amy Mihaljevic? Part 3: New Evidence
Amy's killer remains on the loose. The case goes nationwide. Margaret appears on Oprah. Anniversaries come and go. And then, finally, a confession. A man stands up in church in a neighboring town and declares: "I killed Amy Mihaljevic "
High School Horror
When the body of beautiful high school student Debbie Gama is discovered in a creek wrapped in wire, the ensuing investigation ends up uncovering more than her murderer, revealing a secret world of twisted sex, drugs, sadomasochism and bondage.
Alley of Death
When 14-year old Gloria Pointer is found raped and murdered in an alleyway, it is the start of a thirty-year quest for answers by her mother who will not give up until she finds justice for her daughter.
The Butcher of Buffalo
Mother of three Joan Giambra is discovered strangled, lying naked under her comatose 11-year-old daughter. The young girl becomes the only hope of catching a serial killer - but will she remember his identity before he comes back to silence her too?
Blood in the Water
When a bag containing body parts washes up on the shore of the lake, the search for missing 10-year-old Holly Jones becomes a grisly murder investigation. Police must race to find the perpetrator of this crime before another child is murdered.
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