When millionaire Bill McLaughlin landed himself a sexy live-in girlfriend, he thought life would get better. But his girlfriend and her lover had other ideas. Aphrodite follows a roller-coaster ride through a sensational crime of greed, lust and betrayal. Written by Anonymous

We're all familiar with the tragic death of Caylee Anthony and her mother's bizarre lies about it. Like many, Aphrodite was outraged when party-hard single mom Casey was found innocent. But what did the jury see that so many others missed?

In Colorado, Detectives don't take long to identify the main suspect in a young woman's disappearance, but they can't prove it. And when another young woman is nearly killed in a fiery blaze, police have to scramble -or risk a serial killer on the loose. Written by Anonymous

Wall Street motivational speaker Jeffrey Locker is found fatally stabbed in his car, parked in the projects of East Harlem, NY. What was he doing there? Aphrodite Jones talks to his killer, and uncovers an unbelievable tale.

The mysterious murder of a newlywed nurse looks like a tragic break-in gone wrong. But when a DNA analysis is done years later, it points to a female killer. Aphrodite finds out why the killer's family thinks they got the wrong woman.

When a doctor comes home between surgeries on Valentine's Day to surprise his wife with a card, he instead finds her lying beaten to death in a pool of blood. But as Aphrodite Jones finds out, nothing in this murder case is what it appears. Written by BK

The true story behind the murder of Miami millionaire and heir to the Fontainbelu Hotel fortune: Ben Novack Jr.

Aphrodite Jones looks into the case of Kristin Smart, who disappeared off the Cal Poly campus in 1996.

Aphrodite explores the controversial murder case of Green Bay WI housewife Sandra Maloney, discovered burned up in her home. Was it suicide? Or murder?

Aphrodite looks into a case in the suburbs of Chicago, where five young men are convicted of raping and killing a 14-year-old girl named Cateresa Matthews. Were the convictions of the Dixmoor 5 valid?