People Magazine Presents: Crimes of the 90s Episode Rating Graph

The 1990 murder of Dianne Hood intrigues People Magazine readers. Nobody can understand why someone would murder the well-liked mother. But the investigation uncovers two broken marriages, an extramarital affair and one man trying to control two women.

People Magazine Editorial Director Cynthia Sanz introduces the story of a sadistic murderer who terrorizes Dallas in 1991. A series of women are found murdered with their eyeballs surgically removed, leading media to dub him "The Eyeball Killer."

In 1992, 11-year-old Shauna Howe disappears as she returns home from a Girl Scouts Halloween party. When Shauna's body shows up in a local creek, her murder sends shockwaves through her community. People Magazine's Alicia Dennis introduces this story.

In 1993, investigators find the body of a young Florida man in the Everglades. When homicide investigators question his group of friends, they uncover a sordid world of sex, prostitution, and bullying. People Magazine's Cynthia Sanz introduces this story.

People Magazine editors present the story of Claudette Ficik, a Georgia college student who disappears while driving home to her parents. Suspects include an infatuated classmate, an ex, and the man she planned to bring home on that trip.

In 1995, People Magazine covers the story of Al Adamson, a Hollywood director whose Southern California desert home becomes the scene of a real-life horror film.

The 1996 disappearance of New Jersey businessman Frank Black Jr. captivates readers of People Magazine. Investigators searching for Black believe he may be dead, but if so, where's his body?

People Magazine presents the story of Kim Medlin, whose 1997 disappearance shatters the close-knit community of Monroe, North Carolina. But when police begin investigating, they uncover troublesome connections among just about everyone in Kim's life.

People Executive Editor Alicia Dennis examines the story of a mother and her two young children who mysteriously go missing in 1998. When two local boys also disappear, authorities worry that a serial predator is on the loose in rural Missouri.

People Magazine examines the 1999 murder of 22-year-old Wisconsin woman Theresa Wesolowski. It would take police nearly ten years, plus advances in DNA, to bring her killer to justice.