When Peter Porco didn't turn up for work in November 2004, one of his colleagues went to the Porco's Delmar home. The horrified work-mate discovered a house awash with blood. Peter Porco's dead body was on the stairs, savagely beaten. Joan Porco was found in the master bedroom, her face unrecognizable and her skull smashed. Miraculously, Joan was still alive. Desperate to find the attacker, police questioned Joan in a rushed bedside interview. Joan couldn't speak, but she indicated the killer was her son, Christopher Porco. Joan's startling revelation was just the beginning of a rollercoaster murder case, which is still the subject of fierce debate. Location - Delmar, NY

Kerry Whelan, the wife of a multi-millionaire company executive, disappeared on her way to a beauty appointment in Sydney, Australia in May 1997. A day later, her husband received a ransom letter: Follow all instructions or your wife will die. He bundled one million dollars in cash into a garbage bag as ransom, and waited for the kidnapper to contact him again. But the call never came. The case sparked Australia's greatest police manhunt. As hopes for Kerry began to fade, a surprising suspect emerged. Bruce Burrell was a respectable advertising executive with a coterie of well-to-do friends, including the Whelans. Was Kerry Whelan just another notch on this lady-killers belt? Location - Sydney, AUSTRALIA.

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