48 hours in CBS News present season three of My Life of Crime with Aaron Moriarty.

This season join Aaron for extended interviews with convicted murderers.

Go beyond speculation to the evidence. Did our Toro Gotti really commit suicide?

And what happened to Jennifer Dullos? The Connecticut mom still missing almost four years later.

Listen to My Life of Crime from 48 Hours on Amazon Music or wherever you get your podcasts.

You believe he was killed, correct? Uh, yes.

My name is Alex Spiro. I'm a former prosecutor and I'm an attorney and I'm investigating

the disappearance of Don Lewis. There's witnesses and information that shed light on further

facts and circumstances surrounding this. Have you met these witnesses? Yes. And you believe

them. Yes. There are new leads in the strange case of missing millionaire Don Lewis,

a man who seemed to vanish without a trace. We had lost all hope of ever knowing what happened to

them. And then they got some hope from a TV series. Tiger King was an addictive Netflix documentary series.

I'm Julie Miller. I'm the senior feature writer for Vanity Fair. Tiger King centers around

Joe Exotic. My name's Joe Exotic and this is Sarge. Noctua Homa based animal cat owner

and his sworn enemy, his rival Carol Baskin. Talking about a woman down in Tampa, Florida,

nine Carol Baskin. Joe Exotic is this wild cartoonish, flamboyant, openly gay,

mulleted tattooed, gun-toed, large animal owner. It's kind of the Mick Jagger, I'd say, of the

large cat animal world. Carol has fashioned herself as more of an animal activist. Big cats,

don't belong in cages. She says that what Joe is doing is not humane and should be stopped.

The bad cold day in hell before you completely stop me. But also woven into the

entertainment was this cold case. John Lewis, the owner of Wildlife on Easy Street, disappeared.

Carol's second husband, Don Lewis, disappeared under very mysterious circumstances. It was in 1997

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