‘Cold Justice,’ ‘City Confidential’ & More Crime Shows to Watch Now
Get the scoop on four crime shows on Oxygen, Investigation Discovery, and A&E.
Cold Justice
The Cold team, including seasoned prosecutor Kelly Siegler (above, center right), is hot on the case of a Native American woman’s unsolved 1986 murder in the November 13 episode. And this time, it’s not just updated tech and forensic science on their side: They also have the victim’s now-grown daughter offering them new information. A week later, it’s off to Mississippi to help a grieving father make sense of his daughter’s tragic end. Saturdays, 8/7c, Oxygen
Real PD: Kansas City
The pulse-pounding docuseries about the real-life heroes of the Kansas City Police Department (like Det. Shane Carpenter and Det. Tiffany Burgtorf) fires off with a Midwestern mystery in the making. After a homicide stuns the neighbors within a close-knit trailer park, investigators piece together a heartbreaking case that points to a suspect with family ties. Premieres Tuesday, November 9, 10/9c, Investigation Discovery
A&E
City Confidential
Evil’s Mike Colter (above) narrates this series that explores flesh-and-blood baddies, including November 11’s gripping look at the hunt for whoever gunned down three employees inside a popular Washington, D.C., eatery. As the clues pile up, so too do the twists, when it becomes clear to capital detectives that they are dealing with more than just a single shooter. Thursdays, 10/9c, A&E
Killer Cases
From telling DNA evidence and interrogations to compelling courtroom testimonies, here is your front-row seat to the 2010 case of the grisly quadruple murder of a Tallahassee, Florida, mom and her three children. Was it her unhappy ex-boyfriend, trying to avoid paying child support? Or did a drug dealer arrange to have her outstanding debt paid in blood from behind bars? Move over, true-crime podcasts; this one is a real Killer. Wednesdays, 10/9c, A&E
From TV Guide Magazine
What to Expect From 'The Hunting Party's Love Triangle and Mystery
Manifest alum Melissa Roxburgh and the showrunner of NBC’s Hunting Party tease TV Guide Magazine about what’s ahead for the “government conspiracy that just keeps unfolding” — plus, the series’ “good” love triangle. Read the story now on TV Insider.
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