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Almost 400 women have been raped, tortured, and murdered in Ciudad Juarez, creating a chilling atmosphere known as the City of Lost Girls.
Malaysia Airlines flight 370 vanishes on March 8, leading to a complex multinational search effort.
A stolen car chase in South Yorkshire leads to mob justice at a traveller caravan site, while traffic cops confront dangerous drivers and unroadworthy vehicles.
In South Korea, hundreds of individuals with learning disabilities have been rescued from modern slavery on salt and seaweed farms in the Shinan Islands.
Mafia Connections questions if Monaco is becoming a safe haven for gangsters under Prince Albert.
Recent leaks from the U.S. Financial Crimes Enforcement Network reveal that Deutsche Bank facilitated money laundering despite claiming to improve its practices.
Mexico's Narco Wars see more deaths than Iraq, with daily kidnappings and rampant violence.
The Moroccan Connection questions Spain's New Spanish Alert Level and intelligence failures.
A man faces a potential five-year prison sentence for attempting to smuggle narcotics concealed in dolls bought in Brazil.
Fred and his team confront a particularly talkative defendant who complicates their efforts to resolve a case in the latest episode of Bounty Hunters.
More than 100 names are on the police's list of suspected gang members as they conduct nightly raids in El Salvador.
Robert Mugabe's land reform in Zimbabwe leads to violent land seizures from white farmers, igniting unrest and exposing government corruption.
Two thieves are caught breaking into cars in the parking lot of a Detroit pawn shop, prompting a swift response from the store's owner.
Illegal immigration from Central America has risen about 500% since late 2010, driven by violence, poverty, and inequality in Honduras.
Margarito Martínez Esquivel, a Tijuana journalist, is profiled before his tragic death in 2022.
In South Africa, up to 300 people are sacrificed every year for Muti medicine, mostly children.
Martin Smith discusses Texas justice and the death penalty in a case that raised questions.
Polina Nenia, a Ukrainian journalist, fought a three-month legal battle to regain custody of her daughter from her ex-husband Yuri Chernetsky after he abducted her.
A deckhand reveals that during a job interview, the chief officer asked if he was morally okay with working for one of the world's most corrupt individuals.
One English hostess was brutally murdered in Roppongi, prompting reflections on safety and the risks faced by women in Tokyo's nightlife.
Ninety complaints of sexual misconduct were reported at the National University of Singapore between 2016 and 2020, with cases peaking at 25 in 2019.
Nepal's poorest children face exploitation by wealthy foreigners like Peter Daglish amid humanitarian efforts.
Pete Pattison investigates Nepali trafficking and slavery in the Middle East.
Citizens in Louisiana advocate for gun ownership to enhance personal security and safety.
In 2009, Bernie Kerik was sentenced to four years in federal prison for eight felony charges, including corruption and tax fraud.
Two separate sources confirmed that the News of the World hacked the voicemail of 13-year-old Millie Dowler while she was missing.
Nigeria's anti-drug agency dismantled a major Nigerian-Mexican cartel, seizing 2.5 tons of meth-making chemicals valued at over $300 million.
Corruption under General Sani Abacha in Nigeria led to the embezzlement of billions, with London banks facilitating the laundering of these stolen funds.
On October 20, 2020, police opened fire on demonstrators during one of Nigeria's largest protests in a generation, demanding the disbandment of SARS.
During a mass shooting at a nightclub in 2025, two video journalists lose contact while searching for each other amidst the chaos.
A bearded sexual predator targets women in their apartments while they sleep, raising concerns about safety and security in urban environments.
A bearded man assaults women in their homes while they sleep, highlighting the urgency of solving crimes within 72 hours in Canada.
Niños en Costa de Marfil sufren trabajo forzado en minas de oro con condiciones peligrosas.
The Alcone A's police unit confronts gang violence in San Salvador amid public outcry.
115 people died in the 1987 bombing of a South Korean airliner, an operation carried out by Kim Hyon Hui, a North Korean secret agent.
Hundreds of individuals convicted of terrorism offenses during the Troubles in Northern Ireland are preparing to appeal based on claims of coerced confessions.
Oil smuggling in Iraq costs the country between $2.5 billion and $4 billion annually, accounting for over 10% of its national wealth.
Omaha faces racial tensions as a mob lynches Will Brown after false accusations.
In Aleppo, rebels led by former army colonel Abu Muhammad face the brutal realities of the Syrian conflict, struggling with discipline amid ongoing violence.
Bounty hunter Donnie finally apprehends a fugitive he has pursued for an extended period, highlighting the challenges of his profession.
On average, someone is mugged every 10 minutes in downtown Mexico City, amid a crime crisis described as the worst in living memory.
More than 1,000 Nigerian women are trafficked into Italy each year, many forced into prostitution along the Strada Bonifica, known as the 'road of love'.
Seven murders occurred in Usulután within 12 hours, reflecting the ongoing violence and chaos in the town amid a government crackdown on gangs.
In Iran, a lawyer dedicates his life to defending juvenile offenders facing execution, including a 17-year-old named Baden, highlighting systemic legal issues.
A shooting incident near Kochav Yair in central Israel resulted in one death and five injuries, prompting security forces to kill two suspects and impose movement restrictions.
The Hatton Garden heist reveals a daring crime by aging British thieves targeting millions.
South Yorkshire Police confront dangerous drivers and high-speed pursuits, including a fatal road rage incident and a 100MPH chase involving a stolen car.
72 Nigerians are arrested in connection with a child sex ring that exploits girls as young as 10 in South Africa.
