The mysterious death of Ellen Greenberg is revisited in the new true crime documentary Death in Apartment 603. This three-part series on Hulu examines forensic evidence, conflicting rulings, and the unanswered questions that continue to haunt the case.

Motive isn’t just “because money” or “because jealousy.” Before a person crosses the line into killing, something deeper fractures: empathy breaks down, thought processes twist, self-control slips, and situational pressures light the fuse. Forensic psychology dissects these inner collapses, turning motive from a cliché into evidence that can guide investigations, shape trials, and sometimes mislead them entirely.

Voiceprint forensics turns whispers into evidence, exposing edits, verifying authenticity, and testing whether a voice is truth or deception. From courtroom collapses to cutting-edge breakthroughs, audio analysis has shaped how justice listens to sound.

Mindhunter in the Flesh What happens when the darkest corners of criminal psychology are mapped not by fiction, but by a real woman who...