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A 67-year-old man named Walter suffers a head injury after falling while walking on a hillside one kilometer from the nearest road.
Dennis Allen, a notorious drug dealer in Melbourne, was linked to up to 13 murders, many of which occurred in his own residence.
Matilda Mary Devine, a notorious figure in Australia's criminal underworld, was a brothel madam and leader of the razor gangs, convicted over 200 times for various crimes.
Stewart John Regan, a notorious figure in Australia's criminal history, escalated from animal cruelty in childhood to murder and extortion as an adult.
Syrian refugees in Turkey face desperation, leading to a trade in women sold to Turkish men.
Japan's high-security prisons enforce strict regulations on inmates, including silence and limited eye contact, raising questions about the system's humanity and its impact on crime rates.
A diver faces the reality of never diving again after a dangerous encounter with the bends.
A mother grapples with guilt after her son kills another boy, reflecting on their struggles.
Donna Anderson's relationship with Australian businessman James Montgomery reveals his multiple marriages and financial deceit, leading to her realization of his bigamy.
62 kilograms of drugs, including cocaine and heroin, are seized in a single operation, with an estimated street value of $1.7 million.
Bill Thomas became South Yorkshire's first Black policeman in 1981, facing racism within the police force while tasked with protecting fascist protesters.
Celeste Beard-Johnson was sentenced to life in prison for the 2003 murder of her husband, a millionaire worth over $12 million.
A man breaks his neck during a chaotic vehicle repossession in Lizard Lick, North Carolina, as tensions rise between Bobby and a rival.
A young working student in an unnamed city finds a stranger dead in her bathtub after noticing suspicious activity in her apartment.
Only two of the 133 young recruits at a US boot camp have given up after six days of intense training and strict discipline.
Ron and Bobby battle over Dwight after their New Orleans trip and face a business crisis.
1,600 feet is the distance Farmtruck and AZN aim to cover in a single burnout to break the world record in this high-stakes automotive challenge.
In Britain, the illegal wildlife trade has evolved into a brutal blood sport, driven by organized crime and the demand for exotic pets.
Richard Matt and David Sweat attempt a daring escape from Dannemora Prison's impenetrable fortress.
750 yen is reported stolen during a police response to a property dispute in Northampton, revealing multiple crimes linked to the incident.
Girls from a juvenile home are forced into a Swedish vice ring, attending lavish parties and facing exploitation by powerful men.
Eight members of the public compete on a remote Scottish island to solve a fictional murder case for a £50,000 prize.
Spurgeon Root has spent 20 years in North Central Regina, helping gang members like Lester find a way out of crime and violence.
Over 1,000 children are sexually abused every day in the UK, prompting individuals like Jo to take action against online predators.
Yuriy and Max, Russian street kids, face dangers of prostitution and crime after being cheated of childhood.
14-year-old Elize has been selling her body for four years on the streets of Pretoria, forced into prostitution by her father.
Each year, around 100,000 children are forced into the sex trade in the Philippines, a crisis that Marlyn Capio works to combat as a social worker.
Tens of thousands of children disappear in China each year, with Tan Jingjing searching for her son, who went missing at 18 months old, for three years.
Keith is treated at Nottingham's Queen's Medical Centre for a dangerously fast heartbeat.
Children living in ISIS-controlled areas are systematically recruited and indoctrinated to become the next generation of fighters for the organization.
In Los Angeles, a psychic detective visits the crime scene of the Tate murders, revealing unsettling visions linked to the tragic events.
Eighteen thousand Indians work in the province of Latina, often earning as little as three euros an hour under harsh conditions in the agricultural sector.
Sean Ward and Duval debate climate change during a psychedelic experience on Higher Ground.
71-year-old Ron Parker is detained by U.S. Border Patrol while transporting a carbon fiber fuel tank from a SpaceX Starship rocket he bought for $1,850.
More than a dozen people died during protests in Siloé, a neighborhood in Cali known for its struggles with crime and poverty.
Deniss Metsavas received a court sentence of 15 years and 6 months for passing details about Estonian international cooperation to Russian military intelligence.
On February 1, 1960, four college students from North Carolina A&T initiated a sit-in at the FW Woolworth lunch counter, leading to its desegregation.
A total of $51 was the target of a botched robbery that left two men dead in a community center boiler room.
Roman Polanski's controversial statements about his relationships with young women highlight the ongoing societal issues surrounding child sexual abuse and the treatment of survivors.
Lewis Raymond Taylor's business is valued at $25 million, despite a violent past that includes multiple convictions and putting a man in a coma.
Corey Pegues made a thousand dollars in just a few hours at age 13 while selling drugs during the crack epidemic in New York City.
Sixty-one-year-old Mark Weiner was arrested after a two-year investigation into the trafficking of women to brothels in Cheltenham and beyond.
Police whistle-blower 'Fox' exposes systemic corruption within the Met Police, detailing misconduct and cover-ups involving officers and serious crimes.
In Brazil's favelas, a violent conflict between police and drug traffickers results in an average of one police officer killed every two days amid widespread social inequality.
Counterfeit products cost American businesses more than $200 billion a year and result in the loss of 750,000 jobs, according to the FBI.
Borislav Herak, a Bosnian Serb, confessed to war crimes, stating, "I saw the others doing it so I followed in their footsteps," during the Bosnian War.
This gruesome murder raises questions about the identity of The Black Dahlia's killer.
Fentanyl, a potent synthetic opioid, has led to over 4,000 overdose deaths in North Carolina in 2021, highlighting a devastating statewide epidemic.
