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In November 2021, 34 people drowned in the English Channel after British and French authorities failed to respond to distress calls from their sinking boat.
El Chapo transforms his isolation cell in Puente Grande into a luxurious prison base.
Girls in Florida bravely come forward about Jeffrey Epstein's abuse in Palm Beach.
Dorie Olds reveals how Mark Hofmann's crimes shattered her perfect marriage and life.
25 children and 17 grandchildren are part of a polygamous family that challenges the traditional view of the nuclear family and its societal implications.
Herman Simm, a former Soviet militia officer, sold NATO's military secrets to the Kremlin for over 13 years, prompting a major counter-intelligence operation.
Michael Woodford's investigation into suspicious transactions at Olympus Corporation revealed a $5 billion fraud, marking the largest corporate scandal in Japan's history.
Jeff Carpoff, a former drug dealer, orchestrated a billion-dollar scam involving DC Solar that deceived major corporations and investors.
Jho Low, a fugitive believed to be hiding in Shanghai, orchestrated the theft of $4.5 billion from Malaysia using a forged Australian passport.
Brushy Mountain's notorious escape attempts by James Earl Ray challenge its inescapable reputation.
Criminals who seek to be caught often misjudge the consequences of their actions, as highlighted by their presence at crime scenes and the use of fake identities.
Trevor Milton's fraudulent claims about Nikola Motors led to a $34 billion valuation, raising questions about ethics in the electric vehicle industry.
Smuggling is a violent crime that exploits vulnerable migrants and drug mules for profit.
Three victims were killed in Northern California between December 1968 and July 1969, leading to the identification of the Zodiac Killer.
A team investigates livestock mutilations in North Carolina, where animals have been found drained of blood, potentially linked to the chupacabra legend.
In 2010, Ron Martin, an out-of-work financial planner, hires a hitman to kill his wife Jane after discovering her affair with a doctor.
Hundreds of crime scenes are cleaned each year in Britain, often involving decomposed bodies and overwhelming odors.
Khalida escaped two assassination attempts by the Taliban, fleeing her home in Afghanistan with her family in a matter of hours.
A German YouTuber burned his face and lost his beard in an explosion while testing a homemade arrow shooter, leading to a fake death incident.
Pablo Escobar's life is examined through social media footage and public reactions in Medellin, Colombia, highlighting the complexities of his legacy.
Coyote Peterson intentionally subjects himself to the stings of some of the most painful insects in the world, including the Executioner wasp.
Anthony Loffredo, known as 'The Black Alien', pursues extreme body modifications, including amputations, to achieve his vision of becoming an alien.
Shandra Woworuntu, an Indonesian woman, was trafficked into sexual slavery in New York City after arriving with hopes of a hotel career.
Jaclyn 'Diva' Cook earned up to $5,000 an hour as a dancer at Atlanta's Gold Club, a venue frequented by celebrities and politicians.
Shandra Woworuntu, a survivor of human trafficking in New York City, shares her harrowing experience of forced prostitution and her subsequent advocacy for victims.
Ten people were killed and three others critically injured during a three-week sniper attack in the greater Washington D.C. area in October 2002.
Two young men racing in central Cologne in 2015 caused a fatal accident, leading to charges of negligent homicide against both drivers.
Todd Becker's seemingly perfect life in America conceals a narrative of greed, fraudulent charges, and family betrayal that leads to his downfall.
Hundreds of remains of migrants who died in the desert are recovered each year, revealing the deadly consequences of U.S. immigration policies.
A country music star gifts Bobby a signed guitar worth $15,000 while tensions rise at Lizard Lick Towing and Recovery in North Carolina.
The sinking of M.V. Sewol resulted in over three hundred fatalities, igniting national outrage and a political crisis in South Korea.
India records nearly 150,000 road deaths each year, with the Delhi-Meerut Expressway being one of the deadliest, averaging over 1,000 fatalities annually.
Fourteen and fifteen-year-old children sell drugs at stalls in Rio de Janeiro's favelas, often guarded by armed security.
Only 25 percent of youth at Bon Air Juvenile Correctional Facility are within an hour's drive of their homes, complicating family visits and support.
Laudium is one of South Africa's most violent townships, plagued by crime and neglect.
Seven-year-old June and five-year-old Royston disappeared in Stapleton, Bristol, on June 20, 1957, leading to a prolonged and tragic investigation.
In London, Dan O'Neill investigates the illegal wildlife trade by touring the Metropolitan Police's 'Dead Shed' with Detective Constable Sarah Bailey, examining confiscated items.
Edgardo Simon runs a funeral service in San Pedro Sula, Honduras' deadliest city.
This BAFTA-nominated series reveals how cartel members in Mexico spend their dirty money.
Cindy White survives a 1975 Indiana house fire that kills the Roberson family in a tragic case.
A bomb explodes in Charlottetown's legislature in 1995, linked to the Loki 7 group.
Former Detective Chief Inspector Simon Harding evaluates amateur detectives tackling murder cases while sharing insights from his extensive experience in homicide investigations.
Jeff Kent defrauded victims out of over $500,000 by posing as a doctor and creating a fake business for online hotel reservations.
Private military contractors face scrutiny over accountability for their actions, particularly in relation to the Agricultural Mafia's influence in Europe.
The full documentary features an African pirate leader discussing piracy and exploitation.
The investigation into the death of 11-week-old Teddie in Cambridgeshire highlights the complexities faced by police in sensitive child-related cases.
Human trafficking affects communities worldwide, highlighting the urgent need for awareness and action to protect vulnerable individuals and combat this crisis.
400,000 documents reveal that U.S. military orders allowed for no investigations into Iraqi forces torturing detainees during the Iraq War.
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