The brothers Kimble: Twenty-eight year-old Sunday school teacher Patricia Kimble was found shot and burned to death in her home. Her husband Ted was the son of a minister, their marriage seemed ideal, and he had a solid alibi. But he had recently taken a life insurance policy out on his wife. Ted's brother had been in town at the time of the murder. Could they have been in it together? From their cells, the Kimbles protest their innocence. Love triangle: Michigan lawyer Michael Fletcher was charged with murdering his pregnant wife, Leann, in order to carry on an affair with a high-ranking judge. The highly publicized trial, with its tales of sex, guns and politics involving the very people who uphold the law, shocked the public, and the verdict was met with disbelief. A confession in question: September 7, 1988 was supposed to be Marty Tankleff's first day of his senoir year in high school. It became the worstday of his life. He awoke to find his parents murdered in their Long Island home. Investigating the murders, the police became suspicious of Tankleff's story and took him in for questioning.

Originally aired on the television program American Justice.

Brothers Kimble --Love triangle -- Confession in question.