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Jill KO, convicted of murdering one husband and questioned in another case, maintains her innocence while serving life in a Florida prison.
At Geordie Hospital in Newcastle, dedicated NHS staff transform the life of a four-year-old boy through their tireless care and innovative medical practices.
In 1945 Paris, the murder of young Marthe Erbelding by family friend Albert Soleilland ignites a national debate on the death penalty following its impending abolition.
Fraud Squad highlights real fraud cases and offers tips to avoid scams through dramatic recreations.
Credit Suisse's history is marked by allegations of fraud, money laundering, espionage, and a mysterious death, highlighting its controversial legacy in banking.
In Lexington, Kentucky, a newlywed wife’s night of partying culminates in a murder investigation following the discovery of a body on a golf course.
Natalie McLennan's pursuit of Broadway stardom in New York leads her into the exclusive escort scene, where she faces the consequences of her choices.
Jockey Smith, a notorious Australian criminal, terrorized the country for three decades before being shot by police outside the Farmers Arms Hotel.
California relies on inmate labor for wildfires; a program helps former inmates become firefighters.
Cary has been serving a 66-year-to-life sentence since 2003, while his mother advocates for his release, believing he was wrongfully convicted.
Around 5,000 people were killed at a Catholic church in Rwanda during the genocide in April 1994, as the international community looked on.
John Gotti challenges Paul Castellano, changing the Italian Mafia in New York forever.
The Medellin Cartel becomes the world's top cocaine traffickers amid a war with Colombia.
In St. Louis, Missouri, the dynamics of gang culture are explored through the lens of the Bloods and the Crips, two of the most notorious gangs in the United States.
An estimated 2,000 youth gang members operate in Auckland, many of whom mimic the LA gangster scene and engage in criminal activities.
At just 8 years old, Sephton Henry began running drugs for a gang, stating, "Every single day, I’d rob someone."
George Freeman rose from the slums of inner city Sydney to lead a multimillion-dollar organized crime syndicate, manipulating police and politicians until his death.
Anwar R, a high-ranking Syrian officer, faces 58 counts of murder, torture, and rape in a German court for his role in the Assad regime's abuses.
After 15 years in prison, inmate Dwan prepares for his release on April 24, 2014, facing the challenges of reintegrating into society.
The Greek government loses an estimated 10 billion euros each year due to tax evasion, prompting inspectors to conduct surprise visits to businesses.
Greece strengthens its tax collection system to address widespread tax evasion since the financial crisis.
Two heist approaches are available in Grand Theft Auto V: a loud method and a stealthy option, as discussed by Keith Stuart and Nick Cowan.
Guantanamo Bay detention camp is notorious for its controversial practices, raising significant concerns about American human rights violations and legal standards.
Forty-three students from Ayotzinapa Normal School go missing in Iguala, Guerrero, Mexico.
Albert Gonzalez, a tech genius turned cybercriminal, orchestrates one of the largest hacking scandals in history, challenging law enforcement's efforts to combat cybercrime.
Charles Farrell, a former boxing manager, reveals the ongoing practice of fight-fixing in boxing, drawing on his experiences with notable fighters like Leon Spinks and Tyrone Booze.
Jim battles breathing difficulties while reflecting on his past struggles with alcohol for his children.
A man cannot remember anything during his police interrogation, raising tensions with officers.
In London, cocaine use has risen to over 150,000 doses per day, equating to a street value of £300,000 spent daily.
Russell Cox, known as 'Mad Dog', evaded capture for 11 years as Australia's most wanted man before being apprehended following a high-stakes bank heist.
Tim Donaghy, a former NBA referee, discusses his involvement in the league's largest scandal, where he provided insider information for gambling.
An agent broke into Susan and Gary Bailey's flat at 2:30 a.m., changed the locks, and placed tenants in their property to collect rent for himself.
An estimated 300,000 fans attended the Altamont Free Concert in 1969, where Hells Angels members provided security and became involved in a fatal altercation.
A hand grenade, which turns out to be a painted nectarine, plays a key role in Michel Vaujour's 1986 helicopter escape from Sante Prison in Paris.
$200,000 was the ransom demanded by D.B. Cooper after hijacking a plane on November 24, 1971, before parachuting away into the night.
Ninety-six Liverpool supporters died in a crush at Hillsborough stadium during the FA Cup semi-final on April 15, 1989, with over 400 others injured.
Al Capone rules Chicago's underworld as a bootlegger and faces his eventual downfall.
The episode covers The Gardner Museum Heist and the robbers' surprising ignorance about art.
A hitman in Houston, Texas, mistakenly murders a woman named Jane Martin instead of his intended target, also named Jane, leading to tragic consequences.
A 12-year-old paperboy's mysterious disappearance during his Sunday morning route sends shockwaves through a tranquil Iowa city, leading to widespread panic.
Nigeria's film industry produces more than 500 movies each year, making it the world's third largest, with many films shot in real hospitals among actual patients.
A chaotic house party in an unspecified location prompts police to call for back-up, illustrating the complexities of emergency response in community settings.
April Jones vanishes on a warm October evening in Machynlleth, sparking a frantic search.
Fifteen men are exonerated in Chicago due to the corruption of officer Ronald Watts.
In 1966 London, the theft of the World Cup trophy is solved with the help of a dog, highlighting an unexpected turn in the investigation.
Astrid and Sonya betray their brother, gangster Villa Maja, in a public spectacle in the Netherlands.
Spiros Enotiades, known as Sparrow, plays a key role in a DEA narco-terrorism case.
A call at a Luton petrol station leads to Cleon Brown's conviction for Saul Murray's manslaughter.
