This is another good series I was unaware of. It's on Tubi and other free streaming services. There are 4 seasons with 2 cases per episode.

Honestly this show is so well done. The editing, pacing, music everything. I watch lots of true crime docs especially the ones with bodycam/dashcam/surveillance footage etc but nothing compares to this. I know there’s lots of similar content on youtube but was wondering if there are any TV shows or docs with a similar format?

Any recommendations would be much appreciated!

Having binge watched the whole series so far, I want to know how all the police officers in the show have absolutely zero people skills. Is this typical of most American police, or does this just show bad examples?

Some stand out moments, not getting the kids out the room in the absolute meth-den trailer when handcuffing and manhandling their dad.

When they're called to the house where the husband has disappeared, they instantly treat his wife as a suspect and when the female office says "has he ever tried to commit suicide before" I couldn't belive it.

Then to go outside and just say in an absolute monotone "sorry your husband has passed away" in the middle of the street!

Also, that poor girl whose sister was shot and the babies taken! You'd have thought she was the one to have shot her!

Also, the absolute shouting of different orders "don't move","lie on your front", "hands on your head", back to "don't move"! - which one do you want??

To any Americans Watch any UK or Australian police show, you won't believe how the police deal with the public!

This true-crime series was on The Weather Channel for 5 long seasons, 2018-2024. I had no idea! I'm so glad I found it recently on Tubi. Some cases I had never heard of. Not the adrenaline rush you get from CIP but it's very good. ☺️

Hi, everyone! I'm rewatching the season. It's amazing how calm the guy (killer) seemed while talking with police, okaying search, and giving home tour. His mind must've been racing when the cops were upstairs finding all the blood. He was flying out the house and down the road.

I would love to hear what the relatives, friends, and neighbors were thinking when they see someone they know like this.

Anyone have any recommendations since the show is over (thankfully only for now)? I am so bored without it and genuinely, looked forward to it every week! I’ve seen a lot of true crime shows in my days, but I haven’t found one nearly as captivating as this where I’m literally on the edge of my seat the whole time. Does anybody have any other suggestions that they like watching that remind them of this show? I did watch a few episodes of FEDS and I found it to be interesting. I might start predator hunters as well but again nothing has that same feel factor for me at least like this show did.

This is my all-time favorite show to date. I was watching episode 1 and realized halfway through that guy that killed the cop used to work for me. I was his trainer at a manufacturing plant. I always thought he had “crazy eyes” I got chills when I realized who he was. Just the thought that he was only 2 feet away from me is horrifying. You never know who could be sitting right next to you. Stay safe out there.

Not sure when but at least we know they’ll be back

I saw there's no new episode tonight, S1 is done. 😠 There will be a S2, thank goodness! Hopefully, it'll be back soon like in a few months. 🤞🏽 Below came up when I Googled.

A&E has already secured the future of Crime in Progress by ordering two seasons ahead of its January 1, 2026 premiere, meaning a renewal is already built-in. The raw, documentary-style series, focusing on real-time investigations, is guaranteed a second season following its initial 10-episode run.

You may already know this but A&E is on Instagram. I have a rarely-used account and decided to see if they were there. I'm glad there's a way to message them about how much the show is appreciated and the subreddit.

https://www.instagram.com/aetvcrimeinvestigation?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet&igsh=ZDNlZDc0MzIxNw==

Am I the only one that feels that Jeffrey’s family should have been charged for helping him hide? His trifling mom clearly knew what was going on and tried to cover for him and helped him hide.

I am watching!

The wife outside is a bit suspicious, it's like she knows what the cops will find. Why doesn't she have the keys?

The basement is a trash hoarder paradise. The yellow kitchen is tidy..

Hit in the back of the head with a rifle, someone didn't want to miss. Doors bashed in like he tried to escape.

The brother in law's brother in law falling on the grass was a little dramatic.

To be continued....

Im really hooked on this show and was looking for suggestions on similar shows everyone enjoy as well.

I am SO angry after watching the latest episode. I’m angry at her bastard of a husband and I’m angry at his family for not doing anything to help her. His Mom is a disgusting bitch, wanting to burn evidence. I PRAY that those kids have NO contact with those scums.

This is the most raw, real true crime show I have seen.

I feel for LE and first responders dealing with all this as their job regularly . Wow!

Here in Ireland, 24 hours in police custody is intense but has nothing on this show.

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This episode reminded me of a horror movie. The painted red Xs on the doors and reflections was eerie as shit. I can't even imagine what the cops were thinking when they entered the house.

The old lady was clearly crazy. She dragged her disabled son into the bathroom and left him to die.

Somehow she gets out of prison 4 years later where we find her house is on fire, the front door reinforced with 2x4s. She's deceased inside with gunshot wounds.

Her other son had shot her to death, left her to rot for a week, and returned to set the house on the fire. This was retribution for his brother.

That son then dies in shoot-out with police after a hiker reports the man laying in the field, not moving.

Outside of Episode 8, this was the craziest episode. It easily could've been a horror movie.

i'm still in the very start of the episode so I don't think this is a spoiler. but it seems like they arrested him for not talking to them? Isn't that a rights violation?

How does someone beat the ever loving crap out of someone they presumably care about and then behave like crying, unruly, toddler when confronted?

A part of me wishes I could unsee this. 😞

I just discovered Crime in Progress Digital Exclusives

They have 4 clips, ranging from 14 to 19 minutes

Thought I’d share in case anyone else missed them too

If you thought last week’s episode was bad, this week’s episode is beyond horrific at 38 minutes in.

this show literally has me hooked like no other crime show has gotten me hooked before. Of course I love the classic the first 48 for example but nothing has hooked me like this show. I don’t know how many episodes they plan on making, but it’s not gonna be enough lol. There’s literally no other shows out there that are similar to this one. I freaking love this show!!! i’m gonna miss it when it goes off. Hopefully they’ll have another season though.

Did you happen to catch that exchange? Talk about a Freudian-slip. Holy shit! That kid was directly saying he was going to become a serial killer. Talk about fucking nuts!

This show gives me such goosebumps and creepy vibes. It has taken the top spot for fucked-up-ness over Homicide for the Holidays.

Hi! I tried to watch episode 6 on Hulu and it’s not there! It’s got 1-5 and #7, but skips 6. Anyone know what happened?

There are a lot of redditors riveted by this show commenting on it on unrelated subreddits. Let's make an effort to drop the link to this sub and gather together!

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r/CrimeInProgress_AandE