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Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 vanished on March 8, 2014, prompting investigative journalist Florence de Changy to examine inconsistencies in the official narrative.
Two loving parents are found dead in their home, each killed by a single gunshot, leading to a complex investigation into their son's actions.
On July 13th, a 20-year-old shooter attacked Donald Trump at a Pennsylvania rally, injuring two and killing a fire chief who tried to intervene.
Michael Jackson's death in 2009 prompted a high-pressure investigation that revealed Dr. Conrad Murray's misuse of propofol and led to his conviction for involuntary manslaughter.
In Oklahoma City's affluent neighborhoods, the investigation into the murder of Susan Hamilton reveals troubling secrets about her husband, Dr. John Hamilton.
Martin Decker's murder in Birkenhead links to the Norwich cat killer in a chilling hate crime.
A grand jury decided not to charge three Louisville police officers in the fatal shooting of Breonna Taylor on September 24, 2020.
The Mall Passer case highlights a sophisticated counterfeiting operation involving fake $20 bills that spans multiple cities in the United States, revealing law enforcement's response.
Landlords in urban areas face escalating challenges as squatters occupy their properties, leading to extensive damage and complex legal disputes.
Stormy Daniels narrates an examination of the FBI's investigation into the 2016 Trump Campaign's connections with Russia and its implications for American politics.
Sofia and Amalia seek justice for abuse while inspiring change in Greece's social norms.
Watch an investigation into a pediatrician accused of sexual abuse on the Reservation.
Revenge porn in Pakistan leads to deadly consequences for victims amid societal blame.
A 500-year flood in July 1993 caused the Mississippi River to rise above 32 feet, displacing thousands and leading to James Scott's life sentence for breaching a levee.
70% of Tripoli's population lives beneath the poverty line, yet the illegal arms trade flourishes, with weapons available to anyone with enough cash.
Daulatdia in Bangladesh is a legal brothel where many women face sexual slavery and drug abuse.
Onecoin, a cryptocurrency scheme led by Ruja Ignatova, defrauded investors worldwide, leaving a trail of financial ruin before Ignatova's mysterious disappearance.
A survivor recounts the night of her assault, where she felt like a "rag doll" as she struggled against her attacker.
In London, Filipino domestic workers like Maria and Adele endure severe abuse and exploitation from wealthy Gulf employers, exacerbated by changes to the visa system.
Thames Valley police report that staffing has dropped from 27 officers on shift in 2007 to significantly fewer today, impacting their ability to respond to serious incidents.
Kathy Burke examines social injustice through real crime stories and the experiences of detectives and A&E staff across Britain's healthcare system.
Raul Rodriguez deported thousands of people during his 18 years as a Customs and Border Protection officer before discovering he was an undocumented immigrant himself.
59 young people have been stabbed in London so far this year, prompting community member Elin to advocate for an end to knife crime.
Andre Reid dies after being tased multiple times by police in Florida in 2015.
Amber Haque investigates the dangers of illegal diet pills driven by social media pressure.
Esther Heyman's sister Miriam was on the top deck of the number 30 bus when the 7/7 bombing occurred, dying almost immediately from the blast.
Ken Dornstein reflects on the loss of his brother David in the Lockerbie bombing of Pan Am Flight 103 and the controversial release of Abdelbaset al-Megrahi.
Dashcam footage captures a car accident where a driver struggles to escape a burning vehicle after plunging off a bridge in a life-threatening situation.
A plastic bag heat sealer plays a crucial role in convicting an online drug trafficker, while a casual conversation and a map help apprehend three burglars in a neighborhood.
More than one in eight men in Bangladesh admit to committing rape, reflecting a culture where victims are often blamed and justice remains elusive.
Tania Rashid reports on the gang rape crisis in Bangladesh, focusing on Sylhet's victims and perpetrators.
A packet of wet wipes plays a crucial role in convicting a driver involved in a deadly hit and run while a distinctive tracksuit aids in capturing a gang of thieves.
In a population of 200,000, Cyprus hosts an army of 35,000 to 40,000 Turkish troops, reflecting the ongoing tensions between communities.
Watch United Gangs of America on Tuesdays, focusing on Hells Angels and Pagans' violence.
A high-speed collision in a busy urban area is captured on camera as first responders arrive to manage the flaming wreckage and assist victims.
The New York Times reveals a Trump campaign meeting with Russians that summer.
Nearly 3,000 people died in the September 11 attacks, with Mohammad Atta identified as the suspected ringleader of the 19 hijackers involved.
Wharlest Jackson Sr. was murdered in a bombing in Natchez, Mississippi, in 1967, leaving his family to seek justice for his unsolved civil rights-era death.
Ibiza is the greatest party island, but it faces a severe drug problem and organized crime.
Three women and a six-year-old girl were rescued after being held captive for ten years by Ariel Castro in a house on Seymour Avenue in Cleveland.
Inmates in California's administrative segregation units receive just 10 hours of exercise per week while wearing stab vests for protection.
A wedding video reveals the details of a teenage abduction in the UK, while an expired pilot’s license exposes a fraudster evading detection.
An airport hire car plays a crucial role in bringing two international hitmen to justice following the murder of a private investigator.
A car key and a torch provide crucial evidence in solving a violent assault on a pensioner and a conspiracy to steal luxury car parts in the UK.
Over 7,000 people died in the Philippines' war on drugs within a year of its launch in 2016, with most victims being minor drug offenders and addicts.
Every year, police receive thousands of child pornography reports, raising serious concerns.
Jason van Dyke's trial for killing Laquan McDonald in Chicago begins closing arguments tomorrow.
Journee Bradshaw, born in Ethiopia, was misled into believing she was going on a trip to the United States, only to find herself adopted by a new family.
