American Crime Story

Following the murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman, law enforcement officials conduct a search of O.J. Simpson's residence as part of the ongoing investigation.

O.J. Simpson disappears during a low-speed police chase in his white Bronco, prompting a citywide search led by the D.A.'s office and LAPD, while his attorneys Robert Shapiro and Robert Kardashian struggle to manage the growing crisis.

Marcia Clark informs the team that O.J. Simpson has been charged with the murders. Robert Shapiro consults F. Lee Bailey and develops a controversial defense strategy, while attempting to persuade O.J. to add Johnnie Cochran to his legal team.

The arrival of Johnnie Cochran at the courthouse introduces a new dynamic as jury selection begins, bringing heightened attention and anticipation to the proceedings.

In a tense courtroom scene, Christopher Darden and Johnnie Cochran engage in a legal showdown, with Darden expressing skepticism about the credibility of Mark Fuhrman as a witness. Meanwhile, the jury tours the crime scene to gain a firsthand understanding of the case.

Marcia Clark struggles to balance her personal and professional life while facing increasing public attention and criticism about her appearance.

Conspiracy theories surrounding the case begin to emerge. The prosecution debates whether O.J. Simpson should be asked to try on the glove in court as part of the trial proceedings.

As the trial drags on, the jurors, isolated from the outside world, begin to lose patience and become increasingly vulnerable to pressure from both the prosecution and defense. At the same time, the public gains new insight into the role of DNA evidence in legal proceedings.

Johnnie Cochran and F. Lee Bailey travel across the United States to obtain the Mark Fuhrman tapes, while Judge Ito considers whether to allow the tapes into evidence despite their inclusion of racial slurs.

The season concludes with closing arguments from both the prosecution and defense, followed by jury deliberation and the delivery of the final verdict.

The high-profile murder of fashion icon Gianni Versace draws international attention to Miami Beach, prompting an investigation into the circumstances surrounding his death.

Andrew Cunanan arrives in Miami with the intent to stalk renowned fashion designer Gianni Versace.

A prominent Chicago real estate developer is found dead under circumstances initially thought to be a senseless crime.

Minneapolis architect David Madson becomes entangled with fugitive Andrew Cunanan and is drawn into a dangerous cross-country journey as Cunanan's erratic behavior escalates.

Naval officer Jeffrey Trail encounters Andrew Cunanan, while fashion icon Gianni Versace makes a public revelation about his personal life.

Andrew Cunanan marks his birthday in San Diego amid growing personal turmoil and instability in his life.

Andrew Cunanan departs from his unstable family background while Donatella Versace navigates her position and influence within the Versace fashion dynasty.

A young Andrew Cunanan deals with the pressure of his authoritarian father while Gianni Versace begins to establish himself as a rising fashion designer.

The search for fugitive serial killer Andrew Cunanan intensifies as law enforcement closes in.

Following the death of her superior, White House employee Linda Tripp is transferred to the Pentagon, where she crosses paths with Monica Lewinsky. Meanwhile, Paula Jones initiates a sexual harassment lawsuit against the President.

Monica confides in Linda about her extramarital relationship with a high-ranking and influential American political figure.

Monica's relationship with the President becomes increasingly strained. Paula receives a settlement offer. Linda grows uneasy, sensing she is being watched.

Monica turns to Linda for emotional support during a difficult time, and Linda starts recording their discussions.

Monica becomes worried that details of her affair are being leaked as she prepares to leave Washington, D.C., while Linda holds a meeting with the FBI to address the situation.

Monica Lewinsky is taken into custody by the Independent Counsel's office and interrogated for over 12 hours in a hotel room, an experience she later describes as traumatic.

Monica Lewinsky gains national attention as news of her affair becomes public, thrusting her into the spotlight as one of the most recognized women in the country.

The President confronts the need to reveal a difficult truth to the American public and to the First Lady, testing his leadership and personal relationships.

Monica Lewinsky and Linda Tripp recount their experiences and perspectives to a group of 23 strangers in a candid discussion.

The release of The Starr Report leads to widespread public attention and political turmoil, resulting in the President's impeachment. Meanwhile, Linda, Paula, and Monica each confront the personal and professional consequences of their actions.