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A program in New York pairs prison inmates with puppies to train them as service dogs for veterans suffering from PTSD.
International bribery practices, particularly among multinational corporations, faced intensified scrutiny and legal action from the U.S. Department of Justice during the late 2000s.
Mummified remains found in an abandoned garage in Nebraska lead to a nationwide manhunt for the alleged killer, aided by DNA evidence from a tooth.
In March 1988, a French detective begins a secret mission to capture Paul Touvier, a Nazi collaborator who evaded justice for 40 years.
Britain's transformation into a global financial power facilitated the creation of offshore secrecy jurisdictions that obscure wealth from around the world.
Fred and Rose West were a couple responsible for the murders of at least 12 girls in Gloucestershire over two decades, raising questions about their motives.
Robert Black, a Scottish serial killer, targeted young girls aged five to eleven during a chilling six-year spree of abduction and murder.
In Armenia's Armavir Penitentiary, guards work without weapons, relying on a non-violent approach to manage a prison known for its strict control over inmates.
Secret government actions after a major world war facilitated dangerous partnerships, illegal drug trade, and disturbing experiments on human behavior.
Five people, including actress Sharon Tate, were brutally murdered on August 8, 1969, in a crime that shocked the nation and marked the end of the 1960s.
Chicago's history of failed public policies has resulted in persistent gun violence, segregation, and poverty, impacting its most vulnerable communities.
In rural Indiana, a sudden spike in death rates at a small town hospital raises concerns, implicating nurse Lynn Majors in a potential medical mystery.
Eva Mozes Kor, a Holocaust survivor, endured inhumane experiments at Auschwitz as one of Dr. Mengele's twins and later became a prominent advocate for forgiveness and justice.
Colombia sees 5 million foreign tourists in 2016, fueled by Narcomania and Pablo Escobar's legacy.
A young woman’s body was discovered in a Blackpool alley, leading to a murder investigation that revealed the tragic fate of 16-year-old Sasha Marsden.
Clerics in Iraq exploit an ancient Islamic marriage practice, coercing young girls into temporary marriages for money, leading to devastating consequences for their lives.
A total of eight victims were found in the investigation of a young woman's murder in Bellefonte, Pennsylvania, marking the town's first homicide in 13 years.
A jury found Thomas Capano guilty of first-degree murder on January 17, 1999, despite the absence of a body or murder weapon.
30 years was the minimum sentence given to Ronnie and Reggie Kray after their conviction for murder and other crimes in 1968.
In Bexar County Jail, Texas, Reggie Yates experiences life as an inmate for a week to gain insight into the American criminal justice system.
Season 1, Episode 1 reveals the truth about the infamous Hells Angels and their code.
Jason Coghlan, a reformed criminal, transforms his life by studying law and establishing a legal firm for gangsters in Spain, while facing threats from his past.
Allegations of fraud and abuse in South Korea's foreign adoption system are examined through the experiences of adoptees confronting their altered origins.
The torture, mutilation, and murder of six young men in South Australia by a group known as 'The Family' raises questions about their motives and actions.
Myanmar's military's violent crackdown on the Rohingya Muslim minority is depicted through secret footage and firsthand accounts, highlighting state-sanctioned violence and mass murder.
Ten days before Christmas in 1994, a mother and her four-month-old son disappeared from their home in Kanasaka, Pennsylvania, prompting an FBI investigation.
On November 10, 1994, Barbara Longfield's body was found floating face down in the Mississippi River after a truck accident involving her husband.
Thirty saucers have been sighted and remain unexplained, reflecting the growing divide over what constitutes reality in contemporary society.
Lynsey Quai, aged 21 and mother of two, disappeared on Christmas Day 1998, leading to a murder inquiry that identified her husband, Mitchell Quy, as the prime suspect.
Myanmar's opium cultivation, now the second largest globally, continues to thrive despite efforts for peace and a shift towards alternative crops like coffee.
Simon Wiesenthal, a Holocaust survivor, dedicated his life to hunting down Nazi war criminals, focusing on SS Commander Franz Stangl and his deputy Gustav Wagner.
Abu Mohammad al-Jolani, a designated terrorist and leader of Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, seeks to reshape his image while navigating the complexities of power in Syria's Idlib province.
Eight-year-old Sarah Payne was abducted on July 1, 2000, and her body was found 17 days later, leading to the conviction of Roy Whiting for her murder.
Psychic Noreen Renier assists police in solving the murder of a tax collector found dead at the bottom of a cliff in a small community.
On March 27, 2010, Holly Bartlett, a 31-year-old blind woman, was found unconscious under the MacKay Bridge in Halifax, Nova Scotia, after a night out.
Serge and Beate Klarsfeld, dedicated Nazi hunters, confront Kurt Lischka, a former Gestapo Chief, to seek justice for his wartime atrocities in France.
Miami's jail system serves as a vast holding facility for unconvicted inmates, many of whom are awaiting trial in a complex legal landscape.
Zack Bowen, a troubled ex-military man, ends the life of bartender Addie Hall during a tumultuous relationship in post-Hurricane Katrina New Orleans.
A 29-year-old special constable was murdered in her home in Wembley, London, leading to a complex investigation into betrayal and financial motives.
Sofia Central Prison in Bulgaria features overcrowded conditions with prisoners confined for 23 hours a day, highlighting the struggles of both inmates and guards.
A 14-year investigation begins when Arlene Fraser, a mother from Elgin, Scotland, disappears under suspicious circumstances.
Richard Ramirez instilled fear in Los Angeles during the mid-1980s with a series of brutal home invasions and murders that shocked the nation.
Marc Dutroux, a Belgian pedophile and serial killer, was convicted in 2004 for the kidnapping, torture, and murder of several young girls, leading to widespread public outrage and reforms in the country's justice system.
Erin Caffey, at the age of 16, masterminded the horrific murder of her entire family, shocking a community and raising questions about youth and violence.
Uyoku dantai, Japan's nationalist right-wing groups, number over 1,000 and are known for their protests and connections to the Yakuza.
Alex Saab, a key figure in Venezuela's corruption scandal, is scrutinized alongside the journalists who faced severe repercussions for exposing the truth.
In upstate New York, a young boy's frightening experience in the woods is resolved through the insights of psychic investigator Lisa Williams.
Litla Hraun, Iceland’s oldest high-security prison, houses around eighty inmates, including Marco, a Croatian facing twelve years for drug trafficking, amid rising crime rates.
