The Bourne Investigation

It was supposed to be an exciting weekend - Wrestling Star Chris Benoit was due to appear at WWE's Vengeance: Night of Champions in Houston.
But he never made it. In fact, he quietly sent texts from his family home explaining his wife and son were sick. But something about his demeanour felt .. odd. 
Inside that house, horrors too horrific to comprehend were taking place.. 
Nancy was a mother, described by loved ones as fiercely protective of her son and determined to build a stable life away from the chaos of the wrestling world. 
Her son, Daniel, was just seven years old— his life should’ve been school days, playing out with friends, and the safety of being completely loved and looked after. 
Instead, their absence would become part of one of the most discussed tragedies in modern wrestling history.

In March 2021, a single seemingly normal journey, was about to take a terrifying turn. What began as a simple walk home would spark nationwide outrage, shatter a sense of public safety, and cause debates still ongoing to this day. 
Today, we retrace the final movements, and ultimately the tragic death, of a young woman whose name would become known across the world.. for all the wrong reasons.

There are some cases that refuse to stay buried— Scott Peterson had his death sentence overturned and has stated 'new evidence' has come to light.
Does this change anything with his murder conviction? Is an innocent man behind bars? Or are we still certain he killed his wife Laci Peterson and their unborn son?
Scott Peterson wasn’t about to go quietly. The question is, what is this new evidence? Does everything we thought we knew still hold up when it’s examined again under a harsher light?

At first, nothing about Christina Harris’s death made sense. Something about the way she was found just felt unexplained. 
But sometimes the truth in a case like this doesn’t arrive in a confession or a courtroom revelation. Sometimes, it’s something far smaller.. something overlooked.. something sitting quietly in the most ordinary place in the house - the fridge.

The apartment was locked. Outside, snow was falling across Philadelphia. Inside, 27-year-old Ellen Greenberg lay dead on her kitchen floor. 
She had 20 stab wounds to her body. What happened next would spark a debate that has lasted more than a decade. Investigators changed their conclusions, forensic experts disagreed, and Ellen's parents began a relentless fight to uncover the truth. 
What really happened to Ellen Greenberg? Was this a tragic suicide, or does one of America's most baffling death investigations still have crucial questions left unanswered?