First Person - Season 1 (2000)

Nonfiction author Sondra London tells of how she met and had a relationship with serial killers Gerard John Schaefer and Danny Rolling.

Saul Kent explains his fascination with cryogenics and the legal troubles he faced when he chose to preserve his mother's head for reattachment and reanimation.

An interview with Bill Kinsley, who was the employer of the disgruntled postal worker, Thomas Mcvane

Can a parrot be an eye witness to a murder?

Gretchen Worden, director of the Mütter Museum, discusses her work, the medical library's holdings (and in particular some of its curiosities), and her outlook on life.

An interview with Gary Greenberg, who exchanged letters with Ted Kaczynski, the infamous Unabomber.

An interview with Antonio Mendez, who was a CIA operative and master of disguise. Dubbed "the little grey man" for his ability to blend in.

Crime scene cleaner Joan Dougherty explains that, after the death of her stepson, she discovered that the police do not clean up crime scenes once they are done collecting evidence from them. As a result of her experience cleaning up the physical signs of her stepson's death, as well as his personal effects, she started a business cleaning crime scenes so that other parents and loved ones did not have to.