18 deaths. All bizarre. None should have happened. But did. A creepy new series called Curious and Unusual Deaths premieres on C&I on Tuesday, 18 May at 20h10.

A highlight coming to C&I: Pretty Dangerous - a series about con-women who seduce men out of big-bucks. Starts next week. On Friday The 13th. Boo!

Highlights coming to C&I soon: a documentary about a recently-closed murder case in Kenya; and Gangland - a series about notorious US street gangs.

On Saturday C&I premieres Chain Gang Girls - a series about a 15-women chain gang doing time at a controversial US prison.

The highlight on C&I: a documentary about Eric Volz, who was sentenced to 30 years in prison despite no solid evidence against him - on Wednesday at 20h30.

The line-up of new specials and series on C&I - includes lots of serial murder, criminal cons and women who've killed their boyfriends.

New on C&I soon: a special about fathers who kill their pregant partners; and Relentless - a series about women who've chased criminals to avenge themselves.

New on C&I this August: pulp fiction meets real life crime in True Pulp Murder; and the documentary Death Of A Policeman asks: "How does a person turn killer?"

New on C&I in July: a mystery series inspired by crime writers and two specials starring a 52-people serial killer and dead body cleaners.

It's monsters galore on C&I in June: teens go on a rampage, convicted killers speak their twisted minds and a death row inmate gives his final interview.

What makes a seemingly ordinary woman snap into a killer? Why do people join doomsday cults? Why would a husband murder his wife? All explored on C&I in May.

Who was the detective who inspired Silence Of The Lambs? Can plastic surgery turn into murder? What's Mike Tyson's story? All these explored on C&I in April.

Nutjob suicide cults, psycho-cannibal killers and gangs who steal people's lives - all on C&I in March.

This month C&I delves into the shadowy figures who've excecuted people through the ages and tries to find out why J. Edgar Hoover saw celebrities as criminals.