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Housemates Jenny, Jake, and Steve share everything, including each other's beds. But when one is brutally attacked, police uncover a nest of lies, jealousy, and betrayal. This leads them to ask: was it really an intruder. or was it an inside job?
Two bodies are found in a dumpster, mangled and bloody. With only tattoos to identify them, police desperately hunt for their names - and their two housemates. Could they be victims of foul play too? Or is this something more sinister?
A lonely ex-military man meets up with a much younger beautiful woman, and together they fall in love. Or so they think. Until a deadly combination of greed, worry, and secrets leaves one dead and the other on the run. wanted for murder.
When a Brooklyn co-op owner, his friendly handyman, and a greedy real estate owner fight over money and possible tenants, one person goes missing and another gets away with murder. For years. Until a lucky break finally sends one to the slammer.
Police are baffled when a mysterious burn pile at the side of a farmhouse reveals charred human remains. The bingo-loving homeowner is missing, and so too is his live-in help and her boyfriend. What turned this happy farmstead into a place of horror?
Clifford Lambert is missing. The Palm Springs socialite has been living happily in his lavishly decorated house for years. But after looking for love, the lonely art dealer instead finds a vicious nest of thieves, con artists, and murderers.
Aspen socialite Nancy Pfister has it all, including close friends and even closer enemies. When new tenants move into her chalet, jealously, unpaid rent, and simmering resentments leave one dead and the others locked in a bloody, silent conspiracy.
An old man collapses in his bathroom, gasping for air. The caregiver tries to save him while her son calls for help in vain. This "accident" isn't what it seems, though. and the true story reveals murder.
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Stories of strangers, homeowners, guests, and neighbors who come together under one roof. Trace the path where strangers cross the threshold into intimacy and deceit, leaving trusting victims in their wake.
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