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Prince had a nearly 40-year career as a singer, songwriter, producer, actor, director and rock and Roll Hall of Famer. Sometimes his in-your-face sexuality could instill outrage and more often inspired allegiance. Prince’s musical prowess and cultural sway were undeniable, but there was also a little-known side of the music legend: his philanthropy. From supporting local charities and community organizations to quietly donating money to individuals in need, Prince's giving was as diverse as his musical talents. Founded in the 1990s, Prince's Love 4 One Another charity continues to his legacy of giving, by providing money and resources to a myriad of charities and disadvantaged communities worldwide. Prince's dedication to using his music and influence for the greater good will impact innumerable individuals, families and communities, for generations to come.

16 year-old Ethan Couch was convicted of killing 4 people and seriously injuring two while driving drunk in 2013. His defense team used the “affluenza” defense and he received just 10 years of probation which sparked outrage from the families and public. Since then, he and his troubled mother Tonya have been in and out of jail for various offenses. One of the victims was Brian Jennings. Brian’s best friend, Timothy Williams, visits Ethan Couch 92 times in prison in an effort to forgive him.

For the first time, the man who shared a prison cell with Steven Avery for 3 years, Karl Wernecke, reveals the murderous secrets that Avery confided to him behind bar

Jim Morrison, the iconic frontman of the Doors inspired a generation. But decades after his death, an enduring question remains, who was the man behind the myth? Jim’s life story reveals a rock star chameleon, constantly seeking out his own true identity, a journey that would end in tragically with his death at the age of just 27.

He made a brazen missing persons plea for help to find his family just hours after they were reported missing but what Chris Watts didn’t reveal was that he had already strangled his pregnant wife Shannan and their daughters four-year-old Bella and three-year-old Celeste. In this chilling hour-long special Capturing Chris Watts draws upon more than 200 hours of never-before-seen police bodycam footage and surveillance footage from security cameras around the Watts’ Colorado home. It gives viewers a riveting inside look at a real-time police investigation as the cold-blooded killer unravels from his distraught family man façade, to the police’s interrogation, a failed lie detector test, before he breaks down in a tearful confession to his own father. Examining the footage is an expert panel led by investigative journalist Dylan Howard and includes homicide prosecutor Jarret Ferentino and body language expert Susan Constantine. The trio show viewers each crucial moment and will explain its significance in cracking the case and exposing Chris Watts for the monster he is.

He made a brazen missing persons plea for help to find his family just hours after they were reported missing but what Chris Watts didn’t reveal was that he had already strangled his pregnant wife Shannan and their daughters four-year-old Bella and three-year-old Celeste. In this chilling hour-long special Capturing Chris Watts draws upon more than 200 hours of never-before-seen police bodycam footage and surveillance footage from security cameras around the Watts’ Colorado home. It gives viewers a riveting inside look at a real-time police investigation as the cold-blooded killer unravels from his distraught family man façade, to the police’s interrogation, a failed lie detector test, before he breaks down in a tearful confession to his own father. Examining the footage is an expert panel led by investigative journalist Dylan Howard and includes homicide prosecutor Jarret Ferentino and body language expert Susan Constantine. The trio show viewers each crucial moment and will explain its significance in cracking the case and exposing Chris Watts for the monster he is.

Gary Ridgeway confessed to killing 71 young women whom he thought no one would miss. He was wrong. In an attempt to find peace and healing, Jenny Graham, the sister of one of Ridgway’s youngest victims, recalls how she boldly sat down with Gary Ridgway for 4 hours in prison to get answers

Ex-cop and convicted killer Drew Peterson has been married four times. Three of his wives confessed to friends and family members that he was a violent abuser. His third wife, Kathleen Savio, called the police 18 times in three years before she wound up dead in her bathtub. She'd even sent letters to the state attorney's office and local news outlets fearing for her life after repeated threats from Peterson. And his last wife, Stacy Peterson, has been missing since 2007. Now, in Drew Peterson: Killer-In-Law Drew Peterson's sisters-in-law, Norma Peterson, and domestic violence awareness advocate and Stacy Peterson's minister, Neil Schori, speak out about his disturbing patterns of behavior and what they knew before Kathleen's death and Stacy's disappearance

16 year-old Ethan Couch was convicted of killing 4 people and seriously injuring two while driving drunk in 2013. His defense team used the “affluenza” defense and he received just 10 years of probation which sparked outrage from the families and public. Since then, he and his troubled mother Tonya have been in and out of jail for various offenses. One of the victims was Brian Jennings. Brian’s best friend, Timothy Williams, visits Ethan Couch 92 times in prison in an effort to forgive him.