TV Guide Crime & Investigation Network Saturday

The EMT crew copes with emergencies during Mardi Gras, even after the traditional parades are cancelled, including a motorcycle accident.

During a shift filled with unexpected situations, EMS responders address a child shooting, a multiple-vehicle car accident, a suicide attempt, and an overdose.

Emergency responders cope with a range of crises during a night shift, including a gruesome facial attack and a football-related injury.

When a man is found bleeding in the street from gunshot wounds, EMTs work tirelessly to keep him alive while officers scour the neighborhood for answers.

The EMT crew copes with emergencies during Mardi Gras, even after the traditional parades are cancelled, including a motorcycle accident.

Justin leads a raid with the S.W.A.T. officers; first responders handle a rash of frightening calls; Arkady bonds with a man who survives a suicide attempt.

Keeley cares for a man who impaled his hand on a fence, Titus and Dan attend to a man stabbed in the face, and Randy and Devin go on a high-speed chase.

Mildred Muhammad, the ex-wife of John Allen Muhammad, infamously known as the "DC Sniper," reveals how the man she loved disintegrated into a monster.

Omar Mateen's first wife talks with family members of victims killed in the Pulse Night Club shooting and discusses internal battles her former husband faced.

The brother of serial shooter Dale Hausner, who terrorized the city of Phoenix, Arizona in a year and a half-long killing spree, shares his own personal story.

The daughter of Keith Hunter Jesperson, infamously known as the "Happy Face Killer," shares her own personal story as the daughter of a serial killer.

Karen Kuzma, the sister of John Wayne Gacy, speaks out for the first time and reveals intimate details of one of the world's most infamous serial killers.

The ex-sister-in-law and niece of Richard Ramirez, who killed 13 people in his home invasion spree, talks to a man who still hasn't recovered from an attack.

The daughter of the Craigslist killer talks with the son of a man who was murdered by her father and opens up about why she feels guilty of her dad's crimes.

Cindy Brown, the ex-wife of serial killer Bobby Joe Long, reveals how the man she fell in love with as a child committed unknowable crimes.

Daughters of American serial killer Robert Lee Yates, tell the inside story as to what life was like being raised by a notorious murderer.

Fabienne Witherspoon discusses how she fought against the man who tried to kill her after she was attacked in her own home at the age of 19.

A kidnapping victim recounts her harrowing experiences as she describes how she was abducted as a 17-year-old girl on her way home from work.

Victims recount how they were attacked by 23-year-old Don Miller in 1978 when they were young teenagers, and detectives provide additional insight.

A kidnapping victim describes her would-be murderers, who had killed at least two victims, and recounts how she was abducted alongside her fiancé in 1981.

Tiffany Taylor discusses being held captive and brutally assaulted in New Jersey after agreeing to give a ride to a man in exchange for cash.

A woman recounts how she managed to become the sole survivor of Angel Reséndiz, a serial killer who became known at The Railway Killer.

The details of a past murder are shared by one of the people responsible, and he provides new information about the things which occurred in the week prior.

The reality of the Menendez family is revealed in the course of the murder trial, and the brother's attorney explains the reason behind the killings was abuse.

The health problems of his mother over the years are discussed by Erik Menendez, and the aggressive abuse of his father is explain in disturbing detail by Lyle.

The first trial's verdict is given, and Erik prepares for a second case in the hopes of securing a more favorable verdict despite his brother's absence.

The details of a past murder are shared by one of the people responsible, and he provides new information about the things which occurred in the week prior.

The reality of the Menendez family is revealed in the course of the murder trial, and the brother's attorney explains the reason behind the killings was abuse.

The health problems of his mother over the years are discussed by Erik Menendez, and the aggressive abuse of his father is explain in disturbing detail by Lyle.

The first trial's verdict is given, and Erik prepares for a second case in the hopes of securing a more favorable verdict despite his brother's absence.

Victims recount how they were attacked by 23-year-old Don Miller in 1978 when they were young teenagers, and detectives provide additional insight.

A kidnapping victim describes her would-be murderers, who had killed at least two victims, and recounts how she was abducted alongside her fiancé in 1981.