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28:47Now PlayingIn most murder cases, defendants steadfastly maintain their innocence no matter how damning the evidence. But in some shocking instances, suspects have taken the stand and voluntarily confessed to their violent crimes in extreme detail, leaving courtrooms in disbelief.
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This episode from the Law&Crime Network examines the top seven most bone-chilling admissions made by convicted killers themselves during trial. Host Jesse Weber breaks down the captivating footage and transcripts as these murderers provide graphic firsthand accounts of their evil acts and twisted motives. From describing brutal slayings to revealing the cold rationale behind the killings, the confessions pull back the curtain on the depraved minds of these remorseless individuals.
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