Snapped – Season 20
Episodes
Notorious: Scott Peterson
When 8 months pregnant Laci Peterson went missing on Christmas Eve 2002, her disappearance became a shocking national story. Scott, convicted of her murder 15 years ago, now has grounds for an appeal. Did Scott receive a fair trial?
Vegas Bray
An attractive woman witnesses her ex-boyfriend’s shooting, but can’t remember what happened, raising questions about suicide, stalking and split personalities.
Shanda Crain
When a daughter discovers her parents' dead bodies within weeks of two other family members' murders, investigators wonder if the family is being targeted or if it could be an inside job.
Tracy Fortson
A body encased in concrete leads to questions about a former sheriff's deputy and her boyfriend's ties to law enforcement.
Lucille Duncan
When a body is discovered in the woods, authorities ask if he's the victim of revenge from an ex-girlfriend, her over-protective brother or her 14-year-old son.
Tina Williamson
A deadly shooting raises questions about an elderly man's business dealings and his friendship with a much younger woman.
Misook Wang
While a community searches for a missing businesswoman, police uncover a shocking dispute with a money-hungry relative that they hope will lead them to a killer.
Whitney Harris
A young mother claims she was caught up in her boyfriend's murderous plan, but is she an innocent victim or a killer?
Diane Staudte
They say deaths come in three, but when a young woman falls ill after eerily similar deaths of her father and brother, suspicion turns to a family member and the limits of a mother's love.
Lisa Graham
In a shocking turn of events, a mother must face her demons when her daughter is left for dead after a vicious murder.
Rebecca Fenton
A woman finds her husband dead and proclaims her innocence, but questions about his wealth, a suspicious fire and her scandalous past raise red flags.
Kwaneta Harris
A foreclosure leads police to a concrete grave and a twisted plot of deception, fraud and murder, as one woman goes to extraordinary lengths to avoid justice.