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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.
"If Something Happens To Me..."
11/13/2020: The investigation into the 2009 disappearance of Utah wife and mother Susan Powell.
S46, EP2 "Catch Us If You Can"
When an inmate and corrections officer vanish, authorities question whether it's a kidnapping or a forbidden romance.
S46, EP3 "Snatched"
When a boy is kidnapped riding a bike, parents, police and a blogger work to bring him home.
S46, EP12 "Missing From the Mall"
When a college student vanishes from a mall parking lot, police hunt her killer.
S48, EP28 "Evil at the Door"
When a young woman goes missing and another is found beaten in a nearby town, detectives learn that one of the victims holds the answers to both crimes in her hand.
S48, EP27 "Murder Next Door"
Two families and a shocking betrayal are at the center of a murder mystery.
S48, EP26 "Tracking Susana"
When a 16-year-old girl vanishes, her family investigates her disappearance; TV cameras capture the moment police discover a clue that breaks the case wide open and changes everything.
