ABC News Studios will unveil three new true crime documentaries on Hulu beginning in January, including one from Colin Kaepernick and another from “The Way Down” executive producer Nile Cappello.
“Death in the Dorms,” which premieres January 5, follows the tragic stories of six college students whose lives were cut short by violent crime: UCLA student Andrea Delvesco, University of Florida first-year student Christian Aguilar, University of Virginia lacrosse player Yeardley Love, Baruch College first-year student Michael Deng, University of South Carolina senior Samantha Josephson and Western Kentucky University first-year student Katie Autry.
Through emotional testimony from family and friends and interviews with key law enforcement, each episode focuses on the life of a bright young student who dives into his lost potential, the grief of his loved ones, and the fight to bring his killers to justice. Is.
The series is produced in association with The Intellectual Property Corporation (a part of Sony Pictures Television) and Yes, Like the River. Carrie Cook of ABC News Studios is executive producer, and David Sloan is senior executive producer. Yes, as do The River’s Nile Cappello, The Intellectual Property Corporation’s Eli Holzman and Aaron Seidman and Miles Reiff are executive producers.
“Web of Death,” which premieres January 19, follows the investigations of online detectives as they harness the power of digital footprints, DNA databases and social media to solve gruesome, mysterious and bizarre murder cases.
Each episode chronicles a new investigation, focusing on an amateur detective and a case – from identifying a skull found inside a bucket of cement at a truck stop to a Jane Doe lottery in a California orchard To track down the winner who suddenly disappeared becomes a more personal tragedy like a father’s search for his teenage daughter’s shooter. The program highlights the incredible tenacity, attention to detail and vast network that helped these web detectives find answers that others could not.
“Web of Death” is produced by ABC News Studios in association with Blink Films. Beth Hope of ABC News Studios and Justin Kershaw and Lucie Ridout of Blink Films are executive producers.
“Killing County,” which premieres January 26, takes a look at Bakersfield, a big city with small-town soul in the heartland of California, where things aren’t always as they seem. A fatal hotel shooting prompts the Ramirez family to learn everything they can about their town.
Desperate to find out what really happened to their loved one, they soon learn they are not alone in their tragedy and fight for the truth. The three-part series is a tale of twists and turns, alleged corruption and cover-ups. Raising the question: when you turn to the people who are supposed to serve and protect you, you can’t trust them?
“Killing County” is produced by ABC News Studios in association with Kaepernick Media. Rob Imbriano of ABC News Studios and Colin Kaepernick of Kaepernick Media are executive producers. Andre Holland narrates the series.