7 days of new TV premieres on CBS Reality in January

While elsewhere last year’s pandemic has left the January schedules a little emptier than they used to be, CBS Reality has a whopper of a week in store from January 4, including seven days of new TV premieres.

CBS Reality brings authentic real life stories straight to the viewer at home, with its unparalleled collection of award-winning factual programming.

Check out what’s new this week on CBS Reality:

Solving crime can be an intricate jigsaw, utilising all of the skills of forensic experts, police and scene-of-crime officers. Forensics offers viewers a chance to really understand the nitty gritty behind these investigations, using case files plucked straight from New Zealand’s dedicated crime experts.

Season two premieres Monday with the story of Emma Louise Agnew, who disappeared at 9am on a Monday morning after failing to make it into work.

While the British seaside is usually a scene of joy for many, it has a hidden side: some of the country’s most disturbing murders have taken place there. The newest series of Murder by the Sea continues to document the phenomena of murder on the British coastlines from Tuesday.

Exploring some of the most notorious crimes of the last two decades with witness testimony, interviews, archive footage and police reconstructions, original true crime series Evidence of Evil focuses on the criminal cases where technology made all the difference.

Fatal Vows explores the relationships that ended with the absolute worst: murder. Each episode examines a marriage pushed to the brink, deteriorating into irreversible tragedy.

Season seven begins Thursday with the story of Rebecca and Lee, whose free-spirited travels together take a turn for the worst when they decide to explore polyamory.

Atlanta Police Department veterans David Quinn and Vince Velazquez have seen it all in their combined 50 years in the force. In a thrilling third series of Homicide’s Elite, Quinn and Velazquez revisit some of the most devastating cases they’ve worked on: from the moment the 999 call comes in to the conviction of a culprit.

The first episode of season three begins Friday with the shooting of 19-year-old Ladeddrick Love in a gas station while his pregnant girlfriend and toddler waited in the car.

New series World’s Most Unexplained explores some of the world’s most bizarre phenomena, asking whether these mysteries can ever really be solved. For example, how can some people have bodily marks that correspond with those of the crucified Jesus Christ? Why do people report sightings of the apparently dead Elvis Presley every year? Could Mozart have been poisoned by arch rival Antonio Salieri? World’s Most Unexplained tries to explain what science can’t.