This series takes a closer look at the defense attorneys who have worked alongside notable criminals, including the Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh and convicted murderer Jodi Arias. The show promises a "different perspective" on cases that have been widely publicized and definitely promises a bit of controversy.

This series won't be for the faint of heart. That's because it focuses on a homicide detective sharing the details of "the most haunting case of their career," and it seems they won't be leaving out the grisliest of details.

Premiering May 12, Abuse Of Power will look those who have used their power and influence to do some of the worst things imaginable. It will "expose just how far those in power are willing to go in order to cover up their transgressions and what happens when the law finally catches up to them."

In this investigative series, journalist Stephanie Bauer partners with retired homicide detective Dwayne Stanton to figure out what happened to Crystal Rogers, a 35-year-old mother who disappeared in Kentucky. Like so many of these stories, there is more than meets the eye in this idyllic town, and these two are looking to uncover what that had to do with Rogers' disappearance.

Serial killers often have a calling card to let investigators know who they are. This series will delve into the psyche of these killers to figure out the meaning of those signature trademarks, which include "postmortem souvenirs and performing distinct rituals during each killing."

Yes, this series, premiering June 3, will look at murders in which the victims were found in the backyard.

Like the title implies, this series follows killers that hurt others in hopes of finding acceptance. This includes a teenager who killed to impress his friends and a mom who plotted to kill her daughter's cheerleading competition.

Botched's plastic surgeon Terry Dubrow will take a closer look at murderous doctors and nurses. Each episode will allow viewers "inside the killers’ minds, and inside the bodies of the victims, utilizing signature forensic animation."

For those that are tired of the Manson family, each episode of this series will look a murder committed by the members of a cult. In doing so, the series will offer firsthand accounts from police and former members to "help explain the cult’s beliefs and how it drove its members to kill."

"From the bride and groom, to a family member, or even a jealous wedding guest — anyone could be the victim or suspect." If that description interests you, you're going to want to check out this series, which premieres June 3, that shows wedding don't always end in bliss, but murder.

Morgan is going face-to-face with three of America's "most depraved" serial killers in the U.S. premiere of this series. Oxygen isn't giving away who these killers are, but IMDb says that one of them is Mark Riebe, who was convicted of murder and confessed to abducting and murdering 13 women, convincing the police he is a serial killer. Like the two other subjects Morgan will interview, Riebe has "never spoken" about his crimes before, making this a must-see even for true crime lovers.

For those looking to get their true crime on, Oxygen is becoming the place to get it. This summer you might be inside learning a whole lot about that very subject.