Devil In Suburbia

Telling the astonishing story of one of the world's most dangerous sports, its history littered with fatalities - air racing.

Three bodies are discovered in a burned-out home and a fourth family member is missing. Investigators embark on a decades-long manhunt for the killer.

Air racing was pushed to new heights during the Golden Age of 1926-1935 in pursuit of the Schneider Trophy and the National Air Race in America.

In a small town in Florida, a pastor and his wife take in a young woman from their congregation. But when she disappears, things may not be what they seem.

How the daredevil sport of air racing regained its popularity after WWII, as the jet-racing class used cutting-edge technology to attract enthusiasts.

A family are discovered murdered in their quiet suburban home. When one victim is found still clinging to life, police launch a desperate search for the killer.

In crisis in the 1950s, air racing was saved in the 1960s with the Reno National Championship Air Races - new classes were born and speeds increased!

A family are savagely murdered in their home in Kentucky. But when the sole survivor of the attack gives his statement to police, something doesn't quite add up.

Pylon racing is one of the most dangerous and exhilarating sports in the world. How do pilots train to be prepared for this daring contest?

Amina and Sarah's desire to live the life of a typical American teenager is stunted by their strict father. When they rebel, it leads to an explosive and tragic end.

A young mother loses her son who has battled a medical condition since birth. But when doctors reveal he didn't die from natural causes, police suspect foul play.