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"Dateline" fans love the iconic true crime series because it dives into deeply shocking and jaw-dropping cases, telling the kind of stories that are difficult to forget.

Some couples bond over common interests like sports, or movies, or religion ... or murder.

The most baffling cases. The most bizarre killers. What drives acts of evil?

Oxygen is diving deep into some of the most chilling murder cases in New York City’s recent history. New York is a shining beacon of opportunity for people across the world, and the convergence of almost innumerable cultures, customs, and languages, makes it a true melting pot. It’s a city with a gritty core, where tensions run high.

The holidays are a time for friends and family, gifts and gratitude. It's supposed to be the best time of the year — but sometimes things take a very dark turn. 

Some cases are solved quickly, while others take some time. But unfortunately, in some crimes, years and even decades will pass without answers for the victim's loved ones. The case has gone cold, and justice seems impossibly distant. That's where "Cold Justice" comes in.

"Murdered And Missing In Montana," a 90-minute documentary that airs Friday, November 12 at 8/7c on Oxygen, focuses on the disappearance and mysterious deaths of three Indigenous girls, leaving their families and community with many unanswered questions and without any closure.

All 911 calls are different. But If you've ever heard audio of a 911 call, you'll notice one striking consistency across them all: the calmness of the dispatcher on the other end. Who is the person on the other end of the line?

The thought of murder is incomprehensible to most people. The thought of killing multiple people? It's even more unfathomable. But serial killers do exist — and often, they leave a telltale trademark behind.

Get ready, true crime fans: "Cold Justice" is back!