Tom Lange on O.J., Wonderland & Serial Killers: His Darkest LAPD Files

APD Detective Tom Lange opens his darkest files from some of the most infamous cases in Los Angeles true crime history — the O.J. Simpson investigation, the Wonderland Murders, and the serial killer era that terrorized Southern California.

In this TZ Scandal special, Tom Zenner and Kato Kaelin revisit the most powerful Tom Lange moments from our archive, bringing viewers inside the investigations, evidence, crime scenes, and decisions that shaped modern true crime. Lange breaks down what detectives saw at Rockingham during the O.J. Simpson case, why the bloody glove, footprint evidence, and blood evidence mattered, and what really happened as the Bronco chase unfolded while O.J. was on the phone with Lange. He also takes us inside the Wonderland Murders, one of the most brutal homicide scenes in Hollywood history, involving Eddie Nash, John Holmes, the Wonderland Gang, and a crime scene that forced detectives to document evidence in a way that had rarely been done before.

Then Lange opens up about the darker side of LAPD homicide work: serial killers in Los Angeles and Southern California, the Toolbox Killers, the Skid Row Stabber, the Freeway Killer cases, agency communication failures, and what it takes for a detective to walk into crime scenes most people could never handle. This is true crime from inside the files — told by one of the LAPD detectives who was actually there.

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