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Evelyne Boucher's murder in December 1987 near Avignon sparked a groundbreaking investigation that captured national attention.
Christophe Lejard, a quiet family man, is found shot dead near his home, prompting an investigation that reveals deep-seated hate and resentment surrounding him.
Hyams, a conman posing as a scientist and art buyer, committed over 80 deception-related offenses before fleeing to California.
A mother and daughter have manipulated vulnerable elderly men into naming them as beneficiaries in their wills for over 40 years.
A labour dispute at the Giant gold mine in Yellowknife escalates into violence, resulting in the deliberate explosion that kills nine miners.
In February 1991, Kuwait was liberated from Iraqi forces after seven months of occupation, but the threat from Saddam Hussein lingered for years.
Dominique Aubry, a wealthy widow found hanged on her barge in Neuilly, raises questions about the circumstances surrounding her death and a potential inheritance of 14 million euros.
Willy Pomonti, a retired architect, was brutally murdered in his villa in La Celle-Saint-Cloud, leading to a decade-long investigation by French authorities.
In Venezuela, the Tupamaro gang operates as an armed colectivo under Nicolás Maduro, engaging in violent confrontations with drug traffickers and political adversaries.
In Soisy-sur-Seine, the murder of 24-year-old Audrey Jouannet reveals a meticulously planned crime, with investigators uncovering crucial forensic evidence despite the killer's efforts.
Firefighters in Bouches du Rhone prepare for August amid ongoing woodland fires and a suspected pyromaniac.
Ibiza's nightlife conceals a complex web of illicit drug supply networks, as Zara McDermott investigates the intersection of power and organized crime on the island.
Maltese journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia was assassinated in 2017 for her investigative reporting on government corruption, with her murder remaining largely unsolved.
In Mexico, China, and Jamaica, corrupt officials collaborate with organized crime, enabling cartels and gangs to thrive despite law enforcement efforts.
Cardiff's Traffic Cops respond to a suspected drink-driver, aided by public reports and CCTV footage, highlighting the role of community and technology in policing.
After a dinner that led to their severe illness, retirees Pierre and Gabrielle Labrell were found to have been poisoned with arsenic, prompting a police investigation.
O.J. Simpson's neighbor claims to have seen his white Bronco outside his house on the night of the murders, raising questions about her reliability.
Armavir Prison in Armenia represents a strategic effort to combat the influence of the "Thieves in Law" criminal brotherhood by isolating their members from other inmates.
Crack cocaine's rising availability in major European cities, particularly Germany, prompts a look at Switzerland's strategies for addressing addiction and drug policy.
In Russia's penal colonies, inmates, including political prisoners like Nadia Tolokonnikova, endure severe abuse, including beatings and psychological torture, as revealed by secret footage.
On April 18, 2014, gunshots rang out in Visé, Belgium, leading police to investigate a triple murder that shocked the local community.
On July 16, 2000, Edwige Alessandri reported the murder of her husband, Richard Alessandri, in their Carpentras home, leading investigators to unexpected clues.
In Boca Raton, a violent incident leaves a mother of three permanently disabled, highlighting the impact of gun violence in American communities.
Reverend Randall Foos faces legal and moral scrutiny after his car struck and killed 19-year-old Sara Casey while she was riding her bicycle in 2021.
The West Midlands Police Drone Unit tracks a hit and run suspect and responds to a buried body call.
Jennifer Luick's playful act of pinching Andrew Wirth's buttocks in a bar escalated into a tragic incident that led to the deaths of Luick and her boyfriend Greg Peters.
Human trafficking in Europe is highlighted through the dismantling of a Colombian mafia network by a specialized police unit in Spain, exposing the plight of Latin American women.
Russian women risk their safety to seek justice for their missing loved ones in Ukraine, highlighting the personal toll of the ongoing conflict.
On April 16, 2013, 21-year-old Anaïs Guillaume vanished under mysterious circumstances after an evening at a farm in Fromy, Ardennes.
In the peaceful forests of Brunehaut, Belgium, the community was shaken by the discovery of Tayrink Ludmilla Cruz's lifeless body.
In 2016, hackers executed a sophisticated cyberheist that stole $81 million from the Bangladesh Bank by compromising the SWIFT messaging system and the New York Federal Reserve.
In a small firm near Geneva, the murder of accountant Jean-Raymond Blatti, marked by the inscription "DIRTY RAPIST," raises complex questions during the investigation.
Bureau 39, a secretive North Korean organization, finances the regime's nuclear ambitions through dollar printing, drug trafficking, arms smuggling, and insurance fraud.
Infiltrating a cell of apprentice jihadists in France, a journalist documents the activities of a group preparing for an attack, including a young man named Ossama.
The West Midlands Police Drone Unit tracks youth burglars in Birmingham from the sky.
Nelly Crémel, a 39-year-old woman from France, goes missing during a jog, leading to a high-profile murder investigation that captures national attention.
A dangerous driver in a suburban area provides a series of excuses to police officers during a traffic stop for erratic behavior.
In Saint-Andéol-Le-Château, Rhône, a Lyon research team investigates a quadruple homicide where an entire family was killed with the same weapon.
Two days before the downing of passenger flight MH17, a military convoy carrying a mobile Russian missile system was tracked using open-source research.
Stéphane Kameugne's death in Châlons-en-Champagne on December 24, 2008, was initially deemed an accident, but further investigation suggested murder.
In the realm of international espionage, former FBI agent Mike Rogers examines the sale of military software by cybercriminals and its implications for national security.
The disappearance of Jocelyne and Jean-Claude Saint Aubert shocked their quiet neighborhood, leading to investigations into the so-called "Maurer des Grauens."
In Roubaix, the kidnapping of Sullivan Terneis amidst family conflicts and personal feuds raises questions about the elusive nature of truth.
On February 23, 2017, the disappearance of Brigitte Troadec, her husband Pascal, and their children Sébastien and Charlotte in France prompts a police investigation.
Dave Lout, an Olympic hero, is shot in his California backyard, leading to shocking revelations.
On Valentine's Day 2013, Reeva Steenkamp was murdered, a tragedy that would lead to a highly publicized trial and discussions on gender-based violence in South Africa.
In rural Florida, Amanda Hutto serves a life sentence for the alleged drowning of her daughter Adrianna, a case complicated by her son's testimony against her.
Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, which disappeared on March 8, 2014, remains missing due to complex factors including satellite data and flight path anomalies.
