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At 15 years old, one former drug dealer reflects on his early choices and the addiction to money and lifestyle that led him into the criminal world.
Seventeen-year-old Layla and fifteen-year-old Whitney visit a female prison wing housing 200 women, confronting the stark realities of incarceration.
Layla, a survivor of domestic abuse, recounts how her partner's manipulation left her feeling unlovable and isolated from her community.
A young woman's suspicious bag contents raise alarms at customs, while a group of fishermen faces questioning in the South Pacific.
Ron and Bobby face unexpected danger when they encounter rifle-wielding individuals while repossessing a fan boat in New Orleans.
A horse is found in a trailer during a repo operation at a rodeo, as Ron and Bobby work for Lizard Lick Towing in North Carolina.
A 2002 Ford Transit van is repossessed from a pet store while tensions rise between Ronnie and Amy over her MMA training and their business.
U.S. Marshals arrive with a federal warrant to remove Ron and Shirley from Lizard Lick Towing as they face a takeover by Lars Dixon.
Rich confronts Les in a Detroit pawn shop over his firing and the potential discovery of stolen microphones linked to a recent concert theft.
The police team investigates Rikki Neave's murder using modern techniques to find new evidence.
Terry spent 15 years in prison after stealing £5 million worth of data in one of England's largest robberies, facing tough questions from four teenagers.
Saul Murray is murdered in Luton after inviting two women over for drinks, leading to convictions.
A member of the Rocky Mountain Militia promises death to anyone who tries to take away his children, reflecting the group's extreme beliefs and rhetoric.
A car chase ensues when a man confronts a rogue bounty hunter who allegedly stole his belongings in Lizard Lick, North Carolina.
A repo job for a 5310 John Deere enclosed tractor leads Ron and Bobby into a confrontation with angry farmers in Lizard Lick, North Carolina.
Ron and Bobby face a chaotic situation when they attempt to repo a classic 1969 Silver Shadow from a college student during exam week.
Rudy Kurniawan, a skilled counterfeiter, deceives wine collectors and high society, manipulating the market and scamming millions with fake bottles.
Vologodski Pjatak, a maximum security prison in Russia's Vologda region, houses notorious criminals serving life sentences, revealing their daily routines and the facility's history.
Rusty Bowers, a Republican witness, provides critical insights into Donald Trump's alleged attempts to overturn the 2020 election results in a pivotal federal case.
Giterama prison, built for 1,300 inmates, now holds over 8,000 men, reflecting the severe overcrowding and lack of justice in post-genocide Rwanda.
The Hampstead hoax falsely accuses 175 individuals of a Satanic conspiracy in London.
After just one year, Stratton Oakmont moved to much larger premises, employing over a thousand brokers and generating several million dollars through aggressive sales tactics.
Scientific methods such as handwriting analysis, voice print identification, and gunshot residue testing are showcased as tools for criminal identification by the U.S. Customs Service.
On May 3, 2017, 22-year-old Akia Eggleston, eight months pregnant, vanished after withdrawing $572 from a bank in Baltimore.
On August 19, 2017, 25-year-old Jenna Van Gelderen disappeared without a trace while house-sitting for her parents in Atlanta, Georgia.
On March 6, 2009, 36-year-old Nancy Moyer vanished from her home in Tenino, Washington, leaving behind a decade-long unsolved case.
Ronnie Shirley is offered double the amount he previously received for Lizard Lick Towing, forcing him to consider a life-changing decision.
A white convertible Cadillac is tracked down by Bobby and his team, who face unexpected challenges in the towing business.
A secret police investigation spanning Britain, Brazil, and Europe targets a human trafficking gang exploiting women for sex, raising critical law enforcement challenges.
Nazira visits her brother on death row in Singapore, where chances of clemency are very slim.
Serbia's high firearm ownership rate of 39% has sparked mass protests in Belgrade, prompting President Aleksandar Vucic to initiate a nationwide disarmament campaign.
For three years, a 20-year-old law student deceived thousands by fabricating a story of terminal cancer and staging elaborate online ruses.
Margaret's letting agent owes her over 20,000 pounds, but his company goes bust before she can reclaim her money.
A divorced repairman murders a woman from a bar, hides her body in an industrial refrigerator, and is haunted by her apparition seeking revenge.
A prolific shoplifter steals from the same co-op two to three times a day before being apprehended by police and sentenced to 16 weeks in prison.
Chanté Joseph questions the need for police after George Floyd's murder sparked worldwide protests.
Kerrie visits A&E with her sisters after a suspected stroke, facing dementia's challenges together.
In Florida's haunted regions, historians and ghost hunters, including Dale Cox and Pam Fuqua, investigate paranormal activities linked to local legends and history.
FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover emphasizes the importance of proper arrest procedures and safety measures for law enforcement officers in a training film produced by the FBI.
This episode questions if there are really people from the stars linked to the Phoenix lights.
Australia's toughest prison holds just 34 of the most dangerous criminals, raising questions about the balance between punishment and rehabilitation.
Private Military Companies, such as Black Water and Aegis, have transformed military operations globally, engaging in logistics, protection, and combat roles.
18-month-old Teddy arrives at A&E with a limp, prompting his mother to reflect on the challenges of motherhood and Teddy's EEC syndrome diagnosis.
Three Venezuelan men, wrongfully labeled as gang members by the Trump administration, endure brutal conditions in El Salvador's notorious CECOT prison.
Thirty women share a cramped room in a Kenyan prison, where they face stigma and isolation after their release.
Nineteen applications for tattoo removal are reviewed by a survivor who founded a program to help others erase the marks of their past traumas.
Ten people were killed and three others injured during a series of sniper attacks in the Washington, D.C. area in October 2002.
Kenny Kenny helps people within his community before being tragically shot in 2007.
