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15 Minutes of Murder is a true crime series that dives into real, unsolved, and often overlooked cases - told with cinematic visuals and human depth from an objective POV.
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- Sep 14, 2026
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15 Minutes of Murder presents After Dark — The Corridor, Part Two (opens the original)
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The map gets bigger. When we left Pamela Leigh Walton, we were looking at one woman, one place, and a mystery that remained unsolved for nearly 37 years. But Pamela wasn’t alone. As we pull back from the map, the story becomes something larger: women who disappeared, bodies found along roads and in wooded places, and cases that never quite became one case. One road.Another road.An exit.A truck stop.A patch of woods.A retention pond. Places most people pass without ever thinking about what happen
15 Minutes of Murder presents After Dark - The Corridor (opens the original)
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Millions of people travel Interstate 4 every year. Most never think about the people who disappear along the way. Tonight, we’re going somewhere different. After Dark is a new series from 15 Minutes of Murder—true crime told not as an investigation, but as a story. A story about place, memory, anonymity, and the darkness that can hide in places we pass every day. Our first stop is the I-4 corridor in Central Florida. It begins with a road. A woman without a name. And a mystery that remained unso
The Nolan Wells Mystery: Deep Dive Updates & Shaq’s ‘Game Day Murders’ (opens the original)
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by Craig Chapman, Tanisha Slater, and Desiree EdwardsWhat’s happening: Tonight, Craig, Tanisha, and Desiree are live to break down the latest, highly anticipated developments in the mysterious death of 18-year-old Nolan Xavier Wells off the Mississippi coast. Following our viral Facebook post that reached over 1 million people, we are expanding our coverage across YouTube and Facebook to keep pushing for answers.Why it matters: The Jackson County Sheriff's Department and civil rights attorney Be
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