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Las Vegas was incorporated on March 16, 1911, and transformed from a frontier town into a major gambling hub influenced by organized crime.
A group of Chinese activists executes a daring plan to hack state television in response to government repression and human rights abuses against their spiritual practice.
Lost treasures, including Nazi gold and missing manuscripts, are explored alongside curious relics and superstitions in a captivating discussion with Dan Snow and Dan Schreiber.
Lord Lucan, an aristocrat and gambler, vanished after the murder of his children's nanny, a case that has puzzled investigators for over 40 years.
Three children, each facing life-threatening situations in the wilderness, share their harrowing survival stories and the resilience that kept them alive.
Maafushi Central Prison, located on Maafushi Island in the Maldives, houses up to 800 inmates under strict security measures within a high-security facility.
Charles Sobhraj, a notorious serial killer, evaded capture for 28 years as Interpol and local authorities pursued him across Thailand and Nepal.
In December 1988, Robert Berdella confessed to kidnapping, raping, torturing, and murdering six men over a span of four years in Kansas City.
In a Pennsylvania factory town, the murder of beloved dentist Dr. John Yelenic leads to a neighbor's suspicion and his wife's reliance on supernatural assistance.
In the jungles of Guyana, over 900 followers of Jim Jones' Peoples Temple died in a mass murder-suicide on November 18, 1978, marking a tragic chapter in cult history.
In June 1974, two sailors arrive at Palmyra Atoll, only to find themselves in a deadly conflict with other visitors on the uninhabited island.
A young girl's brutal murder by teenagers prompts a complex investigation, where water plays a crucial role in both the challenges and resolution of the case.
Connecticut's innovative approach to parole is examined through the experiences of four former prisoners as they face the challenges of reintegration and supervision.
A Texas bank robber escalated his criminal activities to murder, killing his children to evade capture, prompting a nationwide FBI investigation.
A veteran New York police officer searches for her son, who has gone missing under suspicious circumstances in Austria.
Sherlock Holmes influences modern crime-solving and espionage through his literary legacy.
Alexander the Great's elaborate funeral carriage was stolen in 321 BC, igniting a fierce conflict between rival warlords Ptolemy and Perdiccas.
15 million tourists visit London each year, many of whom fall victim to scams that exploit the city's charm and history.
Colombia exported 27% more emeralds in 2016 than in 2015, with 60% of those stones going to the United States.
Joaquin Guzman, known as El Chapo, is portrayed as both a feared drug lord and a controversial folk hero, as filmmakers track his elusive life and impact.
At 10:30 PM on October 1, 1993, an intruder entered Polly Klaas's bedroom during a slumber party and abducted her at knifepoint.
A mother shot her three children in May 1983, resulting in the death of 7-year-old Cheryl and the attempted murder of her two siblings.
A man spent 11 months and four days in jail because he could not afford the $7,500 cash bail set after his arrest.
Notorious serial killers like Fred and Rose West and Ed Gein are examined through the insights of detectives, journalists, and crime experts.
The Mueller report's completion highlights President Trump's confrontations with the DOJ and FBI during the Russia investigation and his efforts to undermine these authorities.
Alton Coleman and Debra Brow traveled over 1,300 miles across six states during their two-month killing spree in 1984.
Forensic psychiatry wards house over 100 patients, many violent offenders, as they confront their past actions and seek a chance at rehabilitation.
Women married into the Mafia navigate a world of crime and loyalty, revealing their roles as confidantes and rebels against their mob husbands.
In suburban Utica, New York, a counseling session at the Word of Life Church escalated into violence, resulting in the death of a teenager.
Nine bricks of cocaine are found on a vessel at Miami Seaport, part of ongoing efforts to combat drug smuggling from the Dominican Republic.
On the night of March 24, 1944, 200 Allied airmen packed into hut 104 at Stalag Luft III to execute a massive escape plan from the Nazi camp.
Over 5,000 inmates are held in Picaleña Prison, Colombia's fifth-largest correctional facility, known for its strict rules and high security.
More than 20,000 people gathered at London's Wembley Arena on June 11, 2016, for a promotional event for the fraudulent cryptocurrency OneCoin.
On October 20, 2009, a woman fell from the second floor of Anthony Sowell's home, prompting police to investigate his involvement in multiple kidnappings.
Aileen Wuornos, a serial killer executed in 2002, is featured in the Oscar-winning film Monster.
Immigrant teens on Long Island have faced violence and wrongful accusations linked to MS-13, prompting scrutiny of law enforcement's response to the crisis.
A 10-year-old boy named Scotty Baker vanished from school on November 25, 1992, leading to a massive search by the FBI and local authorities.
A California Highway Patrol officer murdered 23-year-old Robin Bishop in 1982 after coercing her into a sexual encounter during a traffic stop.
In 2009, Raechel Betts, a 27-year-old childcare worker, was murdered and dismembered by a serial killer in Melbourne, highlighting a tragic crime in Australia.
In 1994, twenty-two-year-old dancer and model Revelle Balmain vanished in Sydney, and her mysterious disappearance raises questions about the secrets she held.
Between May 1998 and May 1999, the CIA had two opportunities to capture Osama Bin Laden and eight chances to kill him.
In a chilling Halloween case, police investigate the murders of two young women in a small town, while psychics attempt to identify the killer.
Jodi Arias' complex psychological profile and tumultuous relationship with Travis Alexander are explored through personal writings and firsthand accounts from key figures.
Michael Calce, known as Mafia Boy, reveals how he, at just 15, shut down major websites, highlighting the escalating threat of cyber warfare.
Clinton Young has spent 14 years on death row in Texas, maintaining his innocence in the 2001 murders of two men, with no DNA evidence linking him to the crime.
60% of all fake U.S. bills are produced in Peru, where a new breed of counterfeiter has emerged amid a growing criminal enterprise.
Hayley Jones was murdered by her partner Brian Lewis after he became convinced that her increased Facebook activity indicated infidelity following her change of relationship status.
Sex trafficking, a multi-billion dollar crime industry, exploits vulnerable women from Eastern Europe, forcing them into sexual slavery across the globe.
