Streaming, rent, or buy Crimes of the Century – Season 1:
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8 Episodes
S1 E1 - The DC Snipers
S1 E2 - The Murder of John Lennon
S1 E3 - The State of Texas vs. Andrea Yates
S1 E4 - The Shooting of Ronald Reagan
S1 E5 - The Oklahoma City Bombing
S1 E6 - The Prosecution of Amanda Knox
S1 E7 - The Siege at Waco
S1 E8 - The Unabomber
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Streaming details for Crimes of the Century - Season 1 on Amazon Prime Video
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8 Episodes - 43min - English, German
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Streaming details for Crimes of the Century - Season 1 on The Great Courses Signature Collection Amazon Channel
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8 Episodes - 43min - French
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8 Episodes - 43min - English
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Synopsis
This gripping documentary series, with Ridley Scott as executive producer, turns infamous crimes of the last hundred years inside out, shedding new light on the events and their perpetrators. Using Scott's signature visual style, each episode focuses on one event and presents viewers a virtual scene-of-the-crime vantage point by employing previously unaired footage plus exclusive interviews.
