The Real Story with Maria Elena Salinas - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Confessions of an Innocent Man
In 1990, teenager Martin Tankleff is convicted of murdering his parents after confessing to the crime, then, he spends 20 years trying to prove his innocence.
The Deltona Massacre
When 22-year-old Erin Belanger and her boyfriend, Francisco Flacco Roman, move to Deltona, Fla., they're hoping for a new start, but little do they know that danger awaits them.
Failure of Justice
María Elena Salinas expores a unique view of justice in Detroit while investigating the case of a house raked with bullets, in which four people were killed and one injured.
An Unspeakable Tragedy
In Corvallis, Ore., a daycare provider grows alarmed when bright and energetic toddler Karly Sheehan starts exhibiting strange new behaviors, while, at the same time, she appears to be losing her hair.
The Secret Cost of Silence
When Hurricane Ivan hits the Florida coast in 2004, Michelle Jones invites her Aunt Teri and Uncle Charlie to stay - but it turns into something darker.
A Mother's Quest
When Mary Rose's 15-year old daughter, Annette, takes up with 41-year old Felix Vail in 1981, Mary is concerned. But it's not until Annette disappears three years later without a trace, that Mary begins to discover Felix Vail's dark history.
Pulse Nightclub: The Hidden Truths
The deadliest mass shooting in U.S. history: On June 12, 2016, 49 people are killed in Orlando's Pulse nightclub. Maria Elena Salinas explores how survivors made it through the ordeal while uncovering groundbreaking information about the shooter.
A Parents Nightmare
It is 1997, the suburbs of Seattle. A dead body is found in a park. When police go to inform the victim's family, they trip on the scene of a massacre. Their investigation leads them down the demonic path of the Seattle Goth scene.
Toughest to Solve
Mexican immigrant Felipe Ulloa never returns after going to a local bar to collect a $75 debt, then his charred remains are found in a burnt-out vehicle; even though homicide cases are difficult to close in immigrant communities, detectives prevail.
Lost Girls of the Mesa
In 2009, police uncover the most grisly murder scene in New Mexico history. An unprecedented investigation leads to a serial killer on the loose.
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