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Over 27,000 people have disappeared in Latin America's drug wars, leaving behind mass graves and a growing refugee crisis.
Children in Tamil Nadu earn 9 rupees, about 25 US cents, for every 1,000 matchboxes they produce, often working more than 12 hours a day.
Indonesia's elite face scandals as Citibank's Malinda is jailed for client theft.
House Democrats investigate president Trump's finances amid ongoing inquiries into Trump world.
Jared Lysak and Doug Bishop, from Adventures with Purpose, search for missing person Donnie Irwin near Tunnel Dam in Camdenton, Missouri, after a family request.
A thief targeting victims on social media is apprehended due to a knife sheath, while a plea for help on a £10 note leads to the arrest of two kidnappers.
In Michigan, a team of 23 scientists led by Shawn McElmurry faces state delays in investigating a Legionnaires' outbreak, while Nick Lyon's controversial remark raises concerns.
An estimated 7,000 to 10,000 Nigerians live in South Africa, facing discrimination and police brutality amid widespread stereotypes of criminality.
An enraged offender in a three-wheeled car leads police on a dangerous chase before brandishing an automatic rifle at officers.
In East London, a security guard taunts detectives from the Flying Squad while a family seeks answers after a fatal motorway crash linked to a cash heist.
A blackmailer in the UK contaminated baby food with razor blades and caustic soda, leading to a high-stakes investigation amid public fear and pressure.
Valeri Nasir's abuse scandal leads to charges against Michigan State officials and investigations by Texas Rangers.
Owens made good on his promise to overturn a federal program that led to the deportation of more than 600 people since 2014.
A collector of true crime memorabilia showcases artwork from serial killers like Richard Ramirez and Charles Manson, exploring the psychology behind their violent acts.
A European drug mule shares insights on smuggling cocaine across Europe for profit.
Prisoners in Alabama earn an average of 52 cents per hour, with many receiving no pay at all for essential work like maintenance and kitchen tasks.
Kay Gilderdale faces a controversial trial for assisting her daughter Lynn in dying, highlighting the complexities of assisted suicide in the UK.
Oklahoma community helps addicted mothers regain custody and rebuild their lives.
Bobby Jones' family faces harassment from Pasco County Sheriff's office after moving in 2015.
An anonymous American donated 12 bitcoins in late 2019 to create a new crypto economy in the small surf town of Alzante, El Salvador.
More than 50 women in the U.S. have faced prosecution for stillbirths or miscarriages linked to drug use since 1999, including Cherry Mason in Oklahoma.
A bomb explosion in a postal truck in downtown Toronto leaves the driver in an induced coma as investigators work to identify the perpetrator and target.
A customs check in December 2016 led to the discovery of an ancient lamp and a subsequent investigation into a vast illegal antiques trade worth hundreds of millions.
In London, the 2001 discovery of a mutilated body of a 5-year-old African child led Scotland Yard to investigate a ritual murder linked to occult practices from southern Africa.
A Tory MP engages with former convicts to discuss rehabilitation and the challenges of reintegration into society in the UK.
Joseph Kony's Lord's Resistance Army has killed almost 3,000 villagers in Uganda in the last two years while evading capture for over 20 years.
In South Yorkshire, traffic officers confront escalating car crime and dangerous driving on Sheffield's housing estates, employing intelligence-led patrols and rapid response tactics.
South Yorkshire's Roads Policing Unit targets dangerous drivers on Britain's motorways, responding to high-speed pursuits and investigating fatal collisions.
In South Yorkshire, traffic officers respond to a serious accident involving a vehicle that crashed through a wooded area, highlighting the dangers of driver fatigue.
Cheshire Police utilize advanced ANPR technology to identify uninsured and disqualified drivers, leading to roadside confrontations and various legal violations.
In Hampshire, traffic officers utilize advanced ANPR technology to enforce strict penalties on unlicensed drivers, leading to vehicle seizures and heightened confrontations.
South Yorkshire's Traffic Cops respond to routine stops that escalate into confrontations, targeting uninsured vehicles and addressing dangerous motorists on busy roads.
40 acres make up the Tenacious Unicorn Ranch in Colorado, a safe haven for trans individuals founded in response to rising violence and oppression.
Islan Nettles, a sweet very kind trans woman, is killed in a brutal attack in Harlem.
Each year, an estimated 2 million women and children are trafficked into the global sex industry, facing violence and exploitation.
A man is trapped 40 feet underground in an abandoned missile base in the United States, prompting a complex rescue operation.
In Nevada, a kidnapping and murder case unfolds alongside a journalist's trial for alleged involvement in a prostitution ring and a dog's fight against euthanasia.
In a small town, the murder of a young boy leads to conflicting confessions from four young men, while a woman sues her date over unpaid expenses.
Child actors from the TV show The Little Rascals sue the rights owners for unpaid royalties, alongside a case involving a man charged with murder.
Hollywood crime trials are examined through cases like the Melendez Brothers' murder of their parents and the legal complexities surrounding paparazzi tactics.
Hollywood's legal landscape is examined through cases involving a stuntman's death, Paul Abdul's royalties dispute, and high-profile trials like Marlon Brando's.
Ronald Frank and Christy Kahn recount a real-life incident involving Sylvester Stallone's alleged high-speed threat against a photographer in a courtroom setting.
A murder cover-up involving contradicting witness testimonies and a lawsuit over Eddie Murphy's film credits are examined in this episode of Trial Watch.
In Season 1, Episode 22 of Trial Watch, legal cases such as Donald Trump's divorce, a pregnant teenager's financial liability, and a Los Angeles club's discrimination are examined.
In a high-profile palimony case, Sandra Jennings discusses her tumultuous relationship with actor William Hurt, while Richard Villa seeks revenge against his father.
Pam Vesser's struggle with her ex-husband over custody and the impact of a love affair that led to murder are central themes in this episode of Trial Watch.
Court cases involving airline disputes, juvenile delinquency, and unethical therapy practices are examined through the lens of Ronald Frank and Christy Kahn.
Pat Pierce's efforts to rescue Nancy from her abusive mother face legal challenges as the state seeks to return the child to her biological parent.
