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Susan May, jailed for murder, now suffers from breast cancer while fighting to clear her name.
A January 2023 conference in Zurich, organized by Swiss Gold Treuhand, sparked a financial crisis as investors lost both their funds and gold ingots.
On December 9, 2013, Razan Zaitouneh and three colleagues were kidnapped by unidentified assailants during the Syrian war, leaving their fate unknown.
Fred tackles a suspect down a hill while Denise finds herself trapped in her car with him during a chaotic bounty hunting operation.
A church minister in the United States engages in a dangerous relationship with a student, leading to a plot to murder his wife.
Angel Lynn suffers severe injuries after being abducted and thrown from a moving van.
In March 1989, 16-year-old Brian Britton murdered his parents and eight-year-old brother in a crime that shocked the community of New Jersey.
Chris falls 8ft from a ladder, and his wife Chloe supports him at St George's hospital.
Over 8,000 refugees live in Moria camp, originally designed for 2,500, where violence and intimidation by alleged ISIS members have become commonplace.
Heroic civilians stop terrorist Usman Khan during a knife attack at Fishmonger’s Hall in London.
Rabbi Charlie Cytron-Walker survives a hostage situation in Colleyville, Texas, in January 2022.
A biker gang's unusual attempt to purchase a Canadian nuclear bunker reveals the intriguing history and secrets of the Diefenbunker.
The Act of Killing sees director recreate executions with Indonesian killers for the camera.
On June 12, 1962, three inmates at Alcatraz left behind lifelike paper mache heads during a daring escape that remains unsolved to this day.
Rhett McLaughlin and Link Neal create a commercial for a car wash in North Hollywood themed after U.S. presidents, aiming to capture local charm.
Lennie McPherson, a key figure in Sydney's organized crime during the late 20th century, was known for his connections with Abe Saffron and George Freeman.
Over 20 million dollars was taken from tens of thousands of victims in a lottery scam orchestrated by fraudster James Ray Hueston.
Anthony Bottom has spent 46 years in prison for a crime he maintains he did not commit, reflecting on the lasting pain of losing Morris.
On December 25, 2011, Khuram Shaikh was murdered in Sri Lanka while celebrating Christmas with his girlfriend, Victoria, at a tourist resort.
Savita risked everything during COVID, now returns to A&E as a patient after an accident.
Militias rule northeastern Congo, leaving locals like Mama Faida seeking revenge and survival.
Fayden Santana recorded the police shooting of Alton Sterling, who was running away and posed no threat, sparking fear and calls for justice.
Officers find 62 illegally trafficked reptiles hidden in a pickup truck at the United States-Mexico border, revealing the scale of animal smuggling operations.
Muhammad Alam sold his kidney for about $4,000, believing it would help him escape crippling debt, but it only deepened his financial troubles.
From 2014 to mid-2021, 35 individuals were indicted for their involvement in Chinese cyber espionage operations against U.S. companies.
Vulnerable young women in the modelling industry face hidden dangers, as journalist Sydney Lima explores the blurred lines of image modelling and its risks.
The hidden layers of the internet offer anonymity and privacy, attracting users with its unique content and complex structure.
Edith Mendez stabs her abusive husband, leading to her two-year prison sentence.
An internet love triangle in Buffalo, New York, leads to deception and murder, while a romantic stroll in London ends in a brutal attack.
Jessie James becomes infamous after a 1876 robbery, leading to his eventual death.
A participant received a sentence of 25 years to life for second-degree murder, reflecting on the emotional toll of the parole process.
Troubled youths sacrifice for an evil god in a chilling Dungeons and Dragons narrative.
In 1959, a group of Russian hikers died under mysterious circumstances in Siberia, leaving behind unanswered questions and perplexing evidence.
Toxic waste dumping in Somalia costs just $2.50 per tonne, harming local communities.
The diploma mill industry generates approximately $200 million a year by selling counterfeit degrees and diplomas to job seekers.
$400 billion to $600 billion a year is estimated to be stolen by the Communist Party of China through trade secret theft and industrial espionage.
Cebu prisoners, once dangerous offenders, transform through daily dance lessons.
In forensic science, the presence of a fly can provide crucial evidence in solving murder cases, highlighting the intersection of entomology and criminal investigation.
In 2023, notable scams are examined through the lens of Coffeezilla, highlighting the most notorious frauds that captured public attention.
Today's Medellin drug cartels operate like multinational corporations amid violent gangs.
The Iran Contra affair exemplifies how the gray and black markets intertwine with parallel diplomacy, revealing the ethical compromises made for profit.
The United States imprisons over 20% of the world's prisoners, surpassing Stalin's Gulags.
The Gulf of Guinea, a crucial maritime region for oil and gas trade from Liberia to Angola, faces escalating piracy that threatens regional stability and international interests.
Government cyber operations, including those by the United States and China, highlight the escalating conflict in global hacking and digital espionage.
The 1989 Friedman prosecution involved Arnold and Jesse Friedman, who were convicted of sexual abuse charges during a computer class, amidst a wave of similar false allegations across the United States.
Three families share their experiences of losing thousands of dollars to adoption fraud, revealing the emotional and financial devastation it causes.
Ronnie enters a Cutthroat archery tournament, where the highest score determines the winner and his hunting reputation is on the line.
Every two minutes, someone in North America becomes a victim of identity fraud, impacting legitimate charities and their donors.
