Episode 3

Explore the truth about the victims of the Jonestown Massacre, its cult leader Jim Jones, and the twists and turns that led so many to their deaths. Go beyond the sensational headlines and snap judgments of bystanders and tabloids, as host Amanda Knox brings her unique perspective on the justice system to look at some of the most shocking crimes of our lifetimes through a whole new lens. Subscribe to The Truth About True Crime with Amanda Knox so you never miss an episode. For even more, watch the docu-series "Jonestown: Terror in the Jungle," a true crime special event from SundanceTV and Sundance Now.

Showrunners David Kajganich and Soo Hugh alongside The Terror novelist Dan Simmons and actor Adam Nagaitis discuss the moving final two episodes of AMC's original series, The Terror, including the scenes from the book that didn’t make it into the show, and what Dan Simmons would’ve loved to see in the ending. Produced and edited by Glenn Conte and Terry-Anne Alexander. Recording engineering by Jody Nazzaro. Executive produced by Robin Hall and Meredith Nazzaro.

Showrunners David Kajganich and Soo Hugh alongside The Terror novelist Dan Simmons and actor Adam Nagaitis discuss Episodes 7 and 8 of AMC's original series, The Terror, including surprise scenes not in the book and a whole new realm of danger at the new camp. Produced and edited by Glenn Conte and Terry-Anne Alexander. Recording engineering by Jody Nazzaro. Executive produced by Robin Hall and Meredith Nazzaro.

Showrunners David Kajganich and Soo Hugh alongside The Terror novelist Dan Simmons and actor Adam Nagaitis discuss how Episodes 4-6 of AMC's original series, The Terror, lay out the arc of both Cornelius Hickey and the Tuunbaq. Produced and edited by Glenn Conte and Terry-Anne Alexander. Recording engineering by Jody Nazzaro. Executive produced by Robin Hall and Meredith Nazzaro.

Showrunners David Kajganich and Soo Hugh and The Terror novelist Dan Simmons discuss how Episodes 1-3 of AMC's original series, The Terror, bring the book to life. Produced and edited by Glenn Conte and Terry-Anne Alexander. Recording engineering by Jody Nazzaro. Executive produced by Robin Hall and Meredith Nazzaro.