48 HoursEvery case they've covered, mapped.

Casepin has matched 80 videos from 48 Hours, the YouTube channel, to 55 published case files. The indexed videos were published between March 2014 and May 2026. Together they run to about 39 hours of viewing and listening.

The cases span 2 countries, led by United States (54) and South Africa (1). They range in date from 1960 to 2024. The earliest is Murder of Roxanne Wood (1987); the most recent case is Murder of Sade Robinson (2024). Within United States, the most-covered places are California (9), Florida (5) and Idaho (4). By decade, the busiest are the 2010s (21), the 1990s (10) and the 2020s (9).

By the legal status recorded on each file, 46 are solved, 4 unsolved, 2 cold, 2 ongoing and 1 overturned. The case with the most videos from 48 Hours is 2022 University of Idaho Murders, with 5. New to the catalog? 2022 University of Idaho Murders is a good first file.

Other creators in the index covered many of the same cases; the largest overlaps are with Dr. Todd Grande (10), That Chapter (10) and Dateline NBC (8). The average indexed video runs about 29 minutes. The newest one matched so far is “Violet Yacobi's death was ruled a homicide after her body was found in her Beverly Hills mansion”, from May 2026.

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