Evil Lives Here: Season 10

Jon Eason hopes every day that someone will murder his son Dylan in prison; Dylan Eason's life sentence without parole doesn't appease his father, who admits wishing for his own son's death is horrible but feels Dylan deserves it for his 2016 crimes.

When Christian Fuhr is sentenced to life in prison, Ammie Turos is willing to wait for him, completely convinced the man she loves could not possibly have also been a killer. She remains faithful to him for years, determined to somehow prove his innocence and that he has been wrongly convicted. Then she discovers that the accusations against him are all true, and her conviction is replaced by uncertainty whether her life had also been in danger all along, or if she had just been one woman in Christian's life whom he had not wanted to kill.

People recount their horrifying true stories about living side-by-side with sociopathic friends or family who go on to commit heinous crimes.

As a child, Daniel Rolle idolizes his father, Donald, but he begins to realize that his father's growing rage and unrelenting cruelty are causing everyone to suffer and ultimately leads to murder,

Cindy Blust loved her sister, Camellia Brown, deeply, but she saw darkness. Cammy became increasingly vengeful, blaming Cindy including the horrible crime she committed. Cindy is certain her sister still blames her for her incarceration.

As a child, Daniel Rolle idolizes his father, Donald, and thinks his family is happy, but when things start to go wrong, he begins to realize that his father's growing rage and unrelenting cruelty are causing everyone to suffer. After a childhood spent wrestling with the conflicting emotions of both loving and fearing his own father, when Donald's rage ultimately leads to murder, Daniel finds himself with his father's life in his own hands.

Cathy Mills is only a teenager when her fairy-tale marriage to Robert Walden turns into a nightmare; still, it is not until she sees a police sketch of her husband that she realizes his true identity.

Seven-year-old Deborah Brashers' father, Robert, kills himself in a hotel room, and for 20 years, she struggles to understand why. Neither she - nor the police - have any idea he'd been living a secret double life as a serial killer.

Jennifer Winter accepts Cristobal Palacio's marriage proposal out of necessity. She believes that he understands that theirs is a marriage of convenience, not love. Then he makes her his prisoner, and she realizes escape will come at a terrible cost.

Every time Cheri Tate calls the police on her husband, they believe him over her; then she leaves him, and he takes his revenge, but on others; she realizes in horror that he has done to them what he always wanted to do to her.

When Mike was born he was giving up for adoption. But at the age of 7, he would be given a chance to have a family of his own. His adoptive mother introduced him to the man she was planning to marry. Mike was ecstatic at the idea of having a father figure in his life but got a little nervous when he learned that Kevin would be coming home from prison. His mother and grandfather both assured him that Kevin was a good man who deserved a second chance. Kevin and Mike instantly bonded. He taught Mike how to hunt, fish, and ride a bike. But there was a side to Kevin that Mike didn't like, a sadistic side. Occasionally, Mike would witness his father acting out of line, but when he would try to tell other adults no one would believe him. Everyone would tell Mike that he was only exaggerating his stories. But Mike couldn't shake the feeling that he knew his father was a dangerous man who was capable of getting away with murder.

Christina Gaines goes on a date with Patrick Fowler, a supposed perfect gentleman; she soon discovers Patrick's true nature, and she realizes she's been duped; now Christina is in his grasp, she must find a way to avoid

Craig Lester Thrift brags about getting away with murder, but everyone thinks he is kidding; Robyn Barry knows Thrift better than anyone, and she begins to suspect he isn't joking; someone needs to believe her before Thrift makes her his next victim.