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FilmRise True Crime revisits the evidence against Granville Ritchie

Four new episodes span a Florida investigation, a dog's microchip and the killing of an FBI office worker.

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FilmRise True Crime Story of November 14, 2026Trari Newsroom

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8:16Police organize a multi-agency search across apartment grounds and nearby waterways.
14:43Ritchie arrives voluntarily for questioning and gives investigators his account of the disappearance.
27:12Searches of Ritchie's car and apartment uncover a mangrove leaf, sand and damaged luggage components.
30:26Cell-tower records place Ritchie's phone along the Courtney Campbell Causeway.
34:40The episode turns to the trial, the prosecution's presentation and the jury's verdict.

The investigation anchors the week. FilmRise True Crime's most-watched new upload, "Granville Ritchie | World's Most Evil Killers", examines the disappearance and murder of a child in Florida, following the evidence through to Ritchie's conviction and death sentence.

Narrated by Fred Dinenage, the episode brings together police, prosecutor Scott Harmon and forensic criminologist Jane Monckton-Smith. It combines interrogation footage, interviews and dramatic reenactments. The investigative detail is specific: a mangrove leaf found beneath a headlight, sand recovered from a car and cell-tower records that helped reconstruct Ritchie's movements. The upload has reached roughly 67,000 views and is also the channel's busiest individual video for daily views.

Evidence takes different forms elsewhere in the four-upload week. "Mandy Reynolds and Rita Lambourne | Killers: Caught on Camera" pairs a Texas investigation helped by a dog's microchip with a UK case involving CCTV and recovered weapons. It drew a slightly larger first-day audience than the Ritchie episode, though its daily viewing has since slowed.

Two Killer in Plain Sight episodes complete the schedule. "Moving Day Murder | Killer in Plain Sight" follows the investigation after FBI office worker Melissa Mooney is found killed in her new home. The newest, "Killer Hookup | Killer in Plain Sight", examines law student Jesse Valencia's killing.

Across the channel, daily views are running about half above their usual level, and subscribers increased over the week. Nearby in size, Annie Elise also added subscribers and is seeing elevated daily viewing. FilmRise True Crime's weekly audience, meanwhile, extends well beyond these new episodes: its catalog brought in about 3.7 million views.

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