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The ongoing war in Ukraine has led to significant war crimes by Russian forces against civilians, particularly highlighted by the Bucha massacre and subsequent investigations.
In Savannah, investigators search for a missing atomic warhead linked to the U.S. military's loss of 12 nuclear weapons over the past 50 years.
Seven Mile Road in Detroit, notorious for its high crime rate and gang violence, is controlled by the Seven Mile Bloods under the leadership of gang boss Money.
The Southport murders inquiry highlights catastrophic failures by agencies and the negligence of the killer's parents in the aftermath of the attack.
More than 40 World War II shipwrecks, serving as mass graves, have been illegally plundered by salvage crews, prompting investigations by journalists and marine archaeologists.
In 2009, a helium-filled balloon launched by the Heene family in Colorado sparked a media frenzy when it was believed to carry six-year-old Falcon Heene, who was later found safe at home.
O.J. Simpson's defense team presents a series of witnesses to argue that he did not murder Nicole Brown and Ron Goldman during the high-profile trial.
Bloody socks found in O.J. Simpson's bedroom play a crucial role in the defense's argument that police are attempting to frame him during the trial.
A computer encryption expert transformed into a criminal mastermind, prompting a collaboration between US and Southeast Asia law enforcement to dismantle his empire.
The Fuhrman Tapes reveal controversial comments about Judge Lance Ito's wife, prompting the prosecution to seek his removal from the O.J. Simpson trial.
Saint Petersburg, a city of grandeur and crime, is explored through the lens of journalist Karine Duchochois, who examines its criminal underbelly and societal complexities.
O.J. Simpson's fitness video, recorded shortly after the murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman, undermines the defense's claim of his physical incapacity.
A pro bono team of hostage negotiators works to free 29 fishermen held captive by Somali pirates for over two years with limited resources.
Investigators analyzed the crime scene of Earl and Terry Robertson's murders, drawing parallels to the infamous Charles Manson killings.
Donald Sterling's lifetime ban from the NBA followed the release of a racist recording, leading to legal battles and the loss of the Los Angeles Clippers.
Detective Mark Fuhrman's use of the N-word on tape becomes a pivotal issue in the O.J. Simpson trial, raising questions about its admissibility in court.
Two Mafia hitmen in the federal witness protection program testify on behalf of O.J. Simpson during the closing arguments of his trial.
O.J. Simpson's trial faced a pivotal moment when the prosecution's blunder involved him trying on the bloody gloves found at the crime scene.
Loli Candy, a child pornography group with 7,000 members, operated on Facebook and WhatsApp, evading law enforcement efforts against cybercrime.
Detective Mark Fuhrman's history of racial tensions is scrutinized as the defense in the O.J. Simpson trial highlights his troubled relationship with African-Americans.
On December 5, 2013, in Cahors, France, a violent altercation between siblings resulted in a man killing his sister.
Dennis Fung's collection of blood evidence at the O.J. Simpson crime scene faces scrutiny from the defense regarding his professionalism and thoroughness.
In Singapore's maximum security prisons, inmates like Boon Keng and Iskandar confront their pasts and seek to break cycles of reoffending with psychological support.
In the metaverse of Roblox, amateur investigators Alex, Janae, and Katie expose the alarming presence of predators and extremist groups targeting young users.
Famed medical examiner Dr. Henry Lee critiques the evidence collection methods used at the crime scene during a high-profile defense case.
In 1991, 15-year-old Vicky Hamilton vanished from Bathgate, Scotland, leading to a complex investigation into her disappearance and the involvement of Peter Tobin.
Harmonie Marin's boyfriend faces murder charges over her death more than a year after the incident, raising questions about the investigation's integrity.
Musicians like Tupac Shakur and N.W.A. face criticism for their lyrics about crime, raising questions about the impact of art on societal views of criminality.
Social media platforms in Malaysia are facilitating a rising illegal wildlife trade, contributing to a global market worth billions and threatening endangered species.
In the O.J. Simpson trial, prosecutors make a final attempt to prove that the gloves worn by the killer belonged to the defendant.
In Acapulco, Reggie Yates joins Unit 27 of the 56th Infantry Battalion to experience the challenges faced by soldiers combating powerful drug cartels.
Johannesburg, South Africa, faces significant challenges of crime, poverty, and resilience in the post-apartheid era, as explored by filmmaker Adrian Loveland.
Hendy-Freegard, labeled “The Most Evil Conman Ever” by the British press, defrauded victims of $750,000 by convincing them they were terrorist targets.
Social media posts featuring exotic pets for sale in Malaysia are fueling a burgeoning illegal wildlife trade valued in the billions globally.
In Texas, the murder case against war hero Darrin Lopez centers on claims that he killed Jamie Faith to be with Jennifer Faith, who allegedly manipulated him.
HMP Birmingham's 2016 riot exemplifies the UK prison system's collapse, marked by violence, drug abuse, and severe staff shortages.
Vicki Monroe's husband was found shot dead in their Louisville bar, leading their son to implicate her in the murder amid claims of a robbery.
The Maggio family's century-long influence in Bridgeport, Chicago, highlights the deep connections between organized crime and local political, judicial, and law enforcement systems.
Jose Guevara, Michael Chamberlin, and Ariana Garcia expose drug trafficking and corruption in Mexico while seeking justice at the International Criminal Court.
Jose Guevara, Michael Chamberlin, and Ariana Garcia expose mass crimes and drug trafficking in Mexico while seeking justice at the International Criminal Court.
FBI wiretap investigations into the Chicago Outfit reveal their connections to labor rackets, the Teamsters' pension fund, and the Las Vegas skimming operations.
After being fired, former security guard Alchie Paray takes 55 hostages in a San Juan City mall, prompting police negotiator Gen. Orlando Yebra to intervene.
In 1996, Louisiana Sheriff’s Deputy Chad Louviere takes hostages after committing a violent crime, prompting FBI negotiator Gloria Newport to attempt a high-stakes resolution.
Affluent businessman Daniel Fragoso Villalbazo is kidnapped in Mexico City, prompting his family to enlist veteran negotiator Dr. Pablo Carstens Madero for assistance.
Taiwan’s most-wanted criminal takes a South African diplomat's family hostage, prompting negotiators to navigate a chaotic media environment.
Singapore's Tinder Swindler, who posed as the heir of a Korean billionaire, is one of the key cases explored in this true crime series on Asian scams.
In Taiwan, sophisticated phone scam syndicates are investigated alongside similar operations in Singapore and Indonesia, revealing the extensive impact of these criminal networks.
Michael Jackson's death on June 25, 2009, was ruled a homicide by the Los Angeles County Coroner, leading to the conviction of his physician, Conrad Murray, for involuntary manslaughter.
