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In Ecuador, the city of Guayaquil has become a battleground for rival Mexican cartels, resulting in a dramatic increase in violence and a soaring murder rate.
The global trade of rhino horns is examined through an investigation that highlights poaching and illegal trafficking threatening rhino populations worldwide.
Yemen faces a crisis with ongoing conflicts involving Alis and Al-Qaeda amid political corruption.
Yemen fights against Al-Qaeda as the group establishes a dangerous stronghold in the region.
Jim Browning beats call center scammers by hacking their systems to save victims from scams.
Watch how homeless LGBTI Jamaicans find refuge in Kingston's storm drainage systems.
American YouTuber Chrissy Chambers becomes the first victim in the UK to win civil damages in a revenge porn case, highlighting the importance of legal recourse.
The Marange diamond fields in Zimbabwe, site of a massacre, raise ethical concerns about diamond mining and the country's future in the global trade.
Psychologist Dr. Robert Hare developed the Psychopathy Checklist in 1980, assessing individuals based on 20 traits like lying and lack of remorse.
This video looks into the lavish lifestyles of 'Kleptobrats', dictators' kids living abroad.
In 1982, Australian mother Lindy Chamberlain was wrongfully convicted of murdering her baby daughter Azaria, later exonerated amid a media frenzy surrounding a dingo.
Alcatraz serves as the last stop for repeat offenders in this Season 1 bonus scene.
Samuel Baxter helps elderly inmates in California's prison as America faces a growing elderly prisoner population.
Learn about the history of hacking from 1903 to today in just 2 minutes.
Ayana Thomas, serving a 36-month prison sentence, reflects on her identity as a mother and the impact of mass incarceration on families in America.
This Arizona prison teaches inmates horse taming to reduce reoffending rates after release.
A Romanian prosecutor convicts over 1,000 officials in the fight against corruption.
25 bait car break-ins over eight months reveal the tactics behind car thefts in San Francisco and the unexpected consequences for thieves.
Five years of glitter bombs culminate in a final version that uses drones to deliver glitter to package thieves across the country.
A scene recreates the first DNA profile revealed in a criminal case, set in a mental health community center in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Civil War prisons faced high mortality rates among inmates, with both Union and Confederate forces struggling to manage overcrowded and unsanitary conditions.
In the 1990s, flawed research on "superpredators" led to widespread panic and harsh juvenile sentencing, prompting states to reconsider life sentences for minors.
Brazilian politicians and business leaders face imprisonment in a massive corruption scandal.
The 1993 truck bomb attack reveals the dangers of terrorism in America.
Crime and punishment in ancient Pompeii reflect the broader themes of justice in Roman society, highlighting historical practices and societal norms.
After the 1993 murder of a California child, many states enacted three-strikes laws, leading to significant legal and social challenges amid declining crime rates.
Cryptocurrency is a hot financial product, but is it a fad or a fraud?
Data from consumer DNA tests is aiding law enforcement in solving cold cases, including a murder from the 1980s, while raising privacy concerns.
The video questions the reliability of bite mark evidence in wrongful conviction cases.
More than 10 people were murdered every day in El Salvador last year, as gang violence continues to plague the country.
The video explains how an autopsy works and discusses related forensic cases.
A pound of glitter explodes from a custom-built bait package designed by Mark Rober to deter package thieves in the United States.
Two stalkers prompted a financial dominatrix to install CCTV and return to boxing for self-defense after sharing her number with a client.
Haraldskær Woman traveled hundreds of miles from home before her death, revealing insights into ancient ritual practices through strontium isotope analysis.
Ethan Middleton showcases 3D printed ghost guns and discusses their implications.
The video questions how to get 12,000 people to give $20,000 each, prompting ethical discussions.
1.7 million packages are stolen or go missing every day, prompting an engineer to create a glitter bomb that activates when a thief opens it.
A woman sends $12,500 to a phone scammer, prompting an engineer to set a glitter bomb trap that leads to the scammer's arrest.
David Passaro is the only CIA contractor convicted in a torture-related case, facing charges for beating a detainee with a flashlight in 2004.
Forty-five carbon reduction projects in China, worth an estimated one billion euros, are under suspicion for fraud by German authorities.
Vincent Brothers claims an alibi while Dr. Lynn Kimsey analyzes insects for evidence.
Americans find loopholes to drink alcohol despite Prohibition laws in this colorful series episode.
Banks are becoming crucial partners in the fight against human trafficking today.
Last year, more than 3,000 people were murdered in Cape Town, a number that has doubled in the past decade.
The world's illicit drug trade is worth $500 billion a year, with cocaine costing up to $120,000 per kilo as it travels from South America to the US.
Jeffrey Dahmer targets vulnerable individuals, exploiting societal norms for his sinister motives.
Ghislaine Maxwell's rise to power and subsequent fall are examined through insights from friends, colleagues, and rivals, revealing the complexities of her controversial life.
Freddie Foreman discusses the impact of WWII on London's gang culture and crime dynamics.
