Unsolved Cases | '48 Hours' Full Episodes

"48 Hours" brings you stories of mysterious cases in this YouTube marathon. Binge-watch the full episodes, including "Stephen Smith: A Death in Murdaugh Country," "Solve this case: Who Killed Kay Wenal?" and "Where is Jennifer Kesse?"

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0:01 Stephen Smith: A Death in Murdaugh Country
42:01 Solve this case: Who Killed Kay Wenal?
1:25:37 Where is Jennifer Kesse?

Crime. Social justice. Impact. "48 Hours" investigates the most intriguing crime and justice cases that touch on all areas of the human experience including greed and passion. "48 Hours," which premiered in 1988, has developed a rich history of original reporting and impact journalism that has helped exonerate wrongly convicted people, caused cold cases to be reopened and solved, and along the way changed lives.

[JE-]

It always amazes me that the police will tell you that the first 24 hours are the most important hours, then they tell you to wait until the person just ran away or is out cooling down .As a parent that is infuriating.

[SpookieCupcakes]

God bless Stephen's momma. I'm glad she never gave up.

[shayojibwa]

Oh please. I still haven’t moved my father’s tennis shoes since he passed from a tragic accident 2 years ago. His hat is still on his bedpost, and his side table next to his recliner still has the things in the basket that were there the day he left us. Nothing strange. What is strange is cleaning everything out before the deceased body is cold.

[mamarobyn]

Can you imagine a little baby that fought so hard to live to end up getting murdered later in life? That is horrible...

[KatharineLeeS]

The death of Mallory Beach was the beginning of the downfall for this corrupt family.
May she rest in peace ❤

[VampyAnji]

This family kept getting by with their crimes. What a corrupt town.

[chizusakuraa]

48 Hours blessing us with 3 uploads this week! That's a first. Thanks admin!!

[tina-xppk]

Stephen would have been a great nurse, he has a glow, of kindness in his eyes

[baptistgirl]

Saturday marathon? Yes! I clicked on this SO fast!

[Panwere]

I am going to say precisely what I think happened to Stephen Smith. One of the Murdaugh brothers was "closeted" and Stephen and he "connected". It may not have been Alex, but someone in the older membership of the Murdaugh family "had something to do with how Stephen died".

[AuntMeiDumplings]

Unsolved cases are so scary. To think the killer is still out there among us.

[frelnc]

So we're just supposed to accept Buster's word that they didn't have a "thing"? Please, God, let this horrible family pay for what they did to the beautiful young man.

[JE-]

Stephen’s case is a case of privilege and thinking that because you are a member of a rich influential family you can get away with anything. Karma caught up with the son - who killed a young girl due to drunken negligence - the father murdered him and his mother to cover up his corruption and to claim insurance.All these jerks are connected to each other and covering this up. The corruption in this county- and state- is absolutely disgusting.

[lewisstreet]

The trail of tears, pain and destruction left by the Murdaugh is beyond anyone’s imagination!

[winterblommetjie]

Thanks so much for these marathon episodes❤

[luv_a_nurse]

I am so sorry, ugh the pain and emptiness constantly. So sorry, for your loss.
I hope your family gets the justice Stephen deserves.

[donnacrozier]

How many Murdock's are out there ripping off innocent human beings?
Probably too many, arrogant bulldogs!
Thieves! My condolences to Sandy Smith at the loss of Steven! 💔

[WideAwakeHuman]

When Buster’s alibi was that he was with his dead mother and brother it immediately seems contrived

[apersonwiththoughts]

Go Stephen’s mama go!! You’re a warrior! Your son feels your love for him in heaven.

[Daisy-hisg]

Jennifer's parents are beyond amazing ❤