Snapped: Killer Couples - Season 18
Season 18
Episodes
Maya Maxwell and Cedric Marks
Cynthia and Richie Wilder
Alison Martin and Justin Terpatra
Laura Martin and Robert Quinn
Angelita Reyes and Jesus Jeronimo
When an esteemed California pastor is found executed in an almond orchard, investigators turn to his complex love life for answers. Allegations of blackmail are exposed, and a vindictive conspiracy is ultimately brought to light.
Adrienne Simpson and Tyler Terry
When a crime spree leaves five dead, South Carolina authorities kickstart a multi-state investigation to capture a desperate couple on the run. The case grows more complicated when police are faced with conflicting accounts of the murders.
Holly Elkins and Andrew Beard
Brinlee Denison and Nicholas Johnson
A welfare check confirms the worst when a woman is found brutally murdered on her couch. The ensuing investigation leads authorities from Oklahoma to Arkansas where conflicting stories of a crime motivated by greed and jealousy are uncovered.
Raquel Garajau and Joseph Villani
When a missing man's bullet-riddled body is found off the side of a road, police must dig into his complicated past to uncover the truth; the case hits a standstill until information about the victim's car comes to light and reveals a toxic romance.
Ashley Coleman and Hakeem Griffin-White
When a shocking crime is committed in broad daylight that leaves a young man dead on the street, the investigation uncovers a personal vendetta. In exclusive prison interviews, the killer couple will each share their version of events.
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