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Melissa Lucio, the first Hispanic Texan on death row, fights for her innocence as a mother of 13.
Tan Jingjing from China searches for her son, sold to traffickers by her ex-husband.
Celeste Beard-Johnson and Dorice 'Dee Dee' Moore commit murder for financial gain.
Bruno Bronn, owner of the Bronx nightclub, is found strangled in his home, sparking speculation about a hidden treasure within the property.
In Fort Worth, Texas, the 2001 murder of Lloyd and Agnes Courtney raises questions about their daughter Deborah Pieringer's guilt amid her struggles with bipolar disorder and addiction.
A four-year-old boy named Titu claims to remember being murdered and provides details that match a police report from 1983 in Agra, India.
Ana Trujillo's case, involving the fatal stabbing of Dr. Stefan Andersson with a stiletto heel in Texas, raises questions of self-defense versus murder.
Atilano Román Tirado, a leader of displaced families opposing the Picachos dam in northwestern Mexico, was assassinated on-air while hosting his radio show.
A convicted murderer describes beating a man to death with a baseball bat during a heated discussion with teenagers about crime and consequences.
In Merrillville, Indiana, family secrets intertwine with a murder plot that begins with a late-night flower delivery near Manchester, England.
A father is currently serving 90 years in prison for sexually abusing his daughter, who recounts her traumatic experiences in detail.
Sophie Eyers shares her experience of domestic abuse at the hands of Samuel James, who was sentenced to 34 months in prison for multiple assaults in July 2019.
Tasnim Lowe recounts the tragic loss of her mother, aunt, grandmother, and dog in a house fire set by her father, who received four life sentences.
Katie and Nikki share their experiences of resilience and transformation after surviving domestic abuse and undergoing multiple facial surgeries.
Jamaica, a former aspiring teacher turned drug trafficker for Colombia's Clan del Golfo, navigates a life filled with wealth, paranoia, and family responsibilities.
A brand-new luxury yacht called the Saba Bank disappeared on March 23, 1974, with four crew members aboard, never to be seen again.
Colorado's Thomas Miller Ranch reports sixteen cattle mutilations and traffic fatalities.
Nanlaban reveals the personal impact of the Philippines' drug war under President Duterte.
Hugo Russo was shot and killed on March 1, 2020, at the age of 15 after allegedly attempting to rob a driver who turned out to be a police officer.
A 2010 Chevy Silverado is targeted for repossession at a halfway house, raising concerns about potential confrontations with dangerous individuals.
24 high-ranking Nazis were charged and tried in Nuremberg for their roles in the Holocaust, marking a historic moment in international law.
Ronnie and Bobby confront each other while Lizard Lick Towing navigates tough recovery jobs.
Steve faces a maximum sentence of 10 years in prison for his relationship with Sarah, who he believes is his biological daughter.
Waleed Ahmed, an 18-year-old entrepreneur in Norway, gained fame as a fraudster who deceived politicians and royalty before being sentenced to 11 years in prison.
Bugsy Siegel, the notorious mobster, is murdered in his Beverly Hills home in this episode.
Between 20 and 30 photographers captured the assassination of John F. Kennedy on November 22, 1963, providing critical evidence for ongoing investigations.
An elderly man, having consumed too much alcohol, refuses to open his door, prompting bounty hunters Fred and Denise to enter through a side door.
OneCoin, a cryptocurrency launched in 2014, exploited Muslim communities through a pyramid scheme, leading to significant financial losses and ongoing fraud investigations.
In the backstreets of Bangkok, a vigilante cop navigates themes of revenge and violence while finding solace in karaoke with colleagues.
Montenegro struggles with organized crime as Prime Minister Zdravko Krivokapic seeks reform.
A gang of six graffiti artists risks their safety to tag a train in the Paris metro, using spray paint and indelible ink during a late-night mission.
War crimes trials held in Nuremberg, Germany, on December 12, 1945, are documented by the Department of Defense's Office of the Chief Signal Officer.
Michelle Schrenker's life unravels when her husband, Marcus, fakes his death to escape fraud charges, leading to a nationwide manhunt and revelations of betrayal.
A man from the Bhil tribe founded an NGO in 2007 to support the Untouchables of the Thar Desert by providing education and promoting traditional crafts.
Two hours into the interrogation, the suspect fails to confess to a hit and run incident, despite repeated questioning from law enforcement.
A police dog successfully tracks down a group of teenagers who stole an elderly couple's RV in a dramatic theft incident.
78 police officers were killed in Guatemala last year, a rate 25 times higher than in most European countries.
An allegation of sexual assault against officer Scott Yap was made by trainee PCSO Briany Truman, who described feeling uncomfortable during the encounter.
Police struggle to gather evidence in a case involving injured babies and detained parents.
Berlin has 52 officers on duty around the clock in a rapid-response unit that addresses the city's rising burglary rate, which remains largely unsolved.
Willie Sutton's audacious escape from Sing Sing Correctional Facility is highlighted in an episode that explores the prison's unique history and infamous inmates.
On October 12, 1995, Tupac Shakur was released from Dannemora prison after serving only eight months of his sentence on a $1.4 million appeal bond.
In Thailand, prisoners engage in physical fights as a means to earn reductions in their sentences, highlighting a unique approach to rehabilitation.
Juvenile justice reform emphasizes education and reintegration for young offenders in the system.
In Japan, the treatment of foreign prisoners raises questions about the country's strict justice system, which is linked to its remarkably low crime rate.
Of the estimated 70,000 prisoners interned at Devil's Island, only 5,000 survived, most of whom never returned home to France.
300,000 Peruvians were sterilised without consent during a government program in the 1990s, leaving many still seeking justice today.
Kenosha, Wisconsin, faces unrest as Black Lives Matter protests meet armed militias like American Wolf.
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