Schedule

With Covid-19 raging across the city, the New Orleans EMS responders face an unfolding series of crises that include a vehicle rollover from a police pursuit, and a victim with close-range gunshot wounds.

It's New Year's in New Orleans and gun violence is rampant as Police and EMS deal with armed robberies and shootings. Plus, EMT Gavin returns to the job, and everyone celebrates a new addition to the family.

Like any dad, Titus wants the best for his son. As an EMT, he sees just how dire life can get. From drug addicts desperate to kick their problems, to assault victims, to a teenager who drove his car into a tree.

It's an emotional night on the Nightwatch in New Orleans as one EMS officer tells his partner that this is their last night on the job. Meanwhile, it's a tough night in a different way for the fire fighters as the group responds.

On the Nightwatch, you can't save everyone--but you try. New partners Tommy and Arkady join a desperate search for a victim who went under in the river; Holly and Nick rush a motorcyclist with devastating injuries to the hospital.

On a hot, humid night in New Orleans, there's no escaping the temperatures as tempers rise and violence swells.

Melissa Moore--daughter of Keith Hunter Jesperson, infamously known as the "Happy Face Killer" tells her own personal story as the daughter of a serial killer.

Cindy Brown reveals how her childhood sweetheart and husband, Bobby Joe Long, evolves into a fiend who rapes more than 50 women, ultimately killing 10. Their son Chris, talks on camera for the first time, revealing his struggle as a serial killer's child.

Mildred Muhammad--ex-wife of infamous "DC Sniper" John Allen Muhammad--reveals how the man she loves disintegrated into a monster who threatens to kill her.

Randy Hausner--brother of serial shooter Dale Hausner--shares the inside story of a man who terrorized the city of Phoenix in a year and a half-long killing spree. He reveals his brother's never before seen journal disclosing a chilling view of a killer.

Karen Kuzma--sister of John Wayne Gacy--comes out of the shadows to reveal intimate details of one of the world's most notorious serial killers.

On June 12, 2016, Omar Mateen walked into Pulse nightclub in Orlando, Florida and massacred 49 people while wounding an additional 53, in the deadliest attack in American history.

In the course of one year, 1984--1985, Richard Ramirez conducted a reign of terror over Los Angeles, killing 13 innocent people. His highly publicized home invasion crime spree led to the media dubbing him the "Night Stalker."

Richard Beasley was a conman and serial killer who posed as a preacher and in 2011, posted advertisements on Craigslist to entice men to work with him on his farm.

Amber and Michelle Yates--daughters of serial killer Richard Yates--tell the inside story of being raised by a man who terrorized the city of Spokane, Washington.

In an exclusive interview, Drew Peterson's eldest son shares for the first time his memories of being raised by the man who he once admired above all others, his father.

A fun night turned into a nightmare for Holly Dunn in 1997. Somehow, Holly managed to escape her attacker. She later realizes she was the sole survivor of The Railway Killer.

In January of 1981, 18-year-old Cheryl Bartlett Fann was walking home late at night with her fiance Bud, when they were suddenly abducted and taken to an abandoned garage.

On March 23, 1997, at a local fast food restaurant, Jose Ramirez Gonzalez, along with three co-workers were attacked. Jose's three colleagues were shot to death while Jose was stabbed and left for dead. Their attacker was 39-year-old Paul Dennis Reid Jr.

On the surface Dennis Rader seemed like a "regular guy," but what lied beneath was a sinister fantasy life he enacted under the guise of his alter ego, BTK, while terrorizing Wichita, Kansas.

The murderous crime spree of BTK continued as there were seemingly no signs from his upbringing that would indicate he would become a serial killer--or were there? Dr. Katherine Ramsland dives headfirst into the memories of the man behind the BTK moniker.

After 1978, while BTK seemed to disappear from Wichita, he was actually quietly stalking victims and killing with more sadistic violence than ever before.

Dr. Katherine Ramsland gets first-hand insight into the mind of the BTK Killer, Dennis Rader, and the fatal mistake that led to his capture.