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"20/20," created by ABC News, is a long-running American news magazine and investigative journalism program. Premiering in 1978, the series delves into a single, often complex, real-life story each episode. It frequently explores true crime cases, social issues, and compelling human interest narratives, offering an in-depth look at events that shape lives. The program's setting spans various real-world locations, reflecting the diverse nature of its subjects across the United States and occasionally internationally. Central to each story are the individuals involved: victims, their families, legal teams, and sometimes the perpetrators, alongside expert commentary and journalistic insights. "20/20" consistently examines themes of justice, truth-seeking, human resilience, and the societal impact of significant events. It explores the complexities of human behavior and the pursuit of understanding in challenging circumstances, providing a comprehensive perspective on its chosen topics.
"Words to Die By"
4/08/2022: An unprecedented case lands teen behind bars for encouraging boyfriend's suicide via text.
S48, EP10 "Ride or Die"
After a 24-year-old mother is brutally shot and killed outside her workplace, real-time surveillance video helps detectives uncover clues that lead to a suspect whose own confession suggests a possible mastermind still at large.
"The List: Who Killed JonBenet Ramsey?"
01/15/2021: New insight into the murder of JonBenét Ramsey.
"Robert Blake"
01/11/2019: Robert Blake speaks to 20/20 13 years after he was acquitted in his wife's murder.
S48, EP9 "The Final Cut"
When a beloved hairstylist and devoted mother of three vanishes without a trace, a quiet Florida community uncovers a chilling trail of deception.
S48, EP8 "I'm Going to Get You"
A college student is murdered in her home, and while investigators work the case, evidence from a string of sexual assaults leads to a break; a survivor who helped authorities catch the killer speaks out for the first time.
