True Crime NYC: A new series from Eyewitness News

ByDan Krauth and Brett Cohen WABC logo
Friday, November 3, 2023
True Crime NYC: A new series from Eyewitness News | TRAILER
True Crime NYC brings you never-before-seen interviews and videos to reveal what it took to crack these cases.

NEW YORK CITY (WABC) -- The biggest city in the country is home to some of the most sinister crimes.

From a mobster's botched assassination to a senior citizen accused of being a serial killer, True Crime NYC brings you never-before-seen interviews and videos to reveal what it took to crack these cases.

Episode 1

Title: The Blood We Share Part I

Someone tried to kill Mob associate Sylvester Zottola not just once or twice, but at least six different times. To his dying day, the father of three never suspected who was ultimately responsible for his brutal death.

Someone tried to kill mob associate Sylvester Zottola not just once or twice, but at least six different times. Almost all of the vicious attempts were captured on camera. He survived a beating, a shooting, and a throat slashing, only to be murdered doing something he did every day. To his dying day, the father of three never suspected who was trying to kill him all along.

Episode 2

The Blood We Share Part II

Investigators unravel a murder-for-hire plot to kill a well-known mob associate in New York City.

Investigators unravel a murder-for-hire plot to kill a well-known mob associate in New York City. They find a key piece of evidence under the hood of Sylvester Zottola's car. That piece of evidence, along with cell phone text messages, leads them to the shocking revelation of the killer's identity -- and the astonishing motive.

Episode 3

The Senior Serial Killer

An 83-year-old was caught on camera shopping in a motorized scooter with something unusual - a woman's severed leg. But it's not the first time he's been accused of murder.

An 83-year-old was caught on camera shopping in a motorized scooter with something unusual - a woman's severed leg. He's accused of killing her, cutting her up, and dropping off her body parts across New York City. But it's not the first time Harvey Marcelin has been accused of murder. Marcelin was convicted of killing a girlfriend in 1963, served prison time, and was released only to kill a second girlfriend in 1985. After getting released from prison again, Marcelin is now accused of striking a third time.

For a better viewing experience, you can also stream the series on-demand on our ABC7NY app on Roku, FireTV, Apple TV, and Android TV.

WABC Television New York, LLC | 2023

Eyewitness News is bringing you a new, gripping series of "True Crime."