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America's legal gambling industry generates over $200 billion a year, yet illegal gambling operations continue to thrive across the country.
In Miami, Florida, Vogue Williams experiences life as an inmate at the women-run Miami-Dade Prison Bootcamp and meets death row prisoner Emilia Carr.
Manila City Jail, part of the New Bilibid Prison complex, faces severe overcrowding with over 8,000 inmates in facilities designed for 1,500.
Two serial killers left a trail of murder victims across seven states, culminating in the brutal slaying of an elderly couple in Ohio.
Death Row Records' ties to L.A. gang culture and corrupt police are examined, revealing the circumstances surrounding the murders of Tupac Shakur and Biggie Smalls.
Over 1,800 female offenders serve long sentences for violent crimes at the Rockville Correctional Facility and Indiana Women's Prison in Indiana.
8,000 people in the UK are threatened with forced marriage each year, as shown through the story of two sisters abducted to Yemen.
Al-Qaida members involved in the 2000 USS Cole attack and a terrorist linked to the 1998 Nairobi embassy bombing are targeted in high-stakes CIA operations.
In August 2007, eleven-year-old Rhys Jones was fatally shot in Liverpool by a gang member, prompting one of Merseyside Police's largest investigations into gun crime.
A missing Vancouver nightclub owner prompts his fiancée to consult a psychic, leading to unsettling revelations about his fate.
Abidjan Prison and Correctional Facility (MACA) in Côte d’Ivoire, designed for 1,500 inmates, now houses 5,000, revealing a complex system of daily life and interactions.
A team of forensic archaeologists investigates the 800-year-old murder of a young male victim found in Scotland, revealing evidence of a professional dagger attack.
Mackenzie Shirilla faces murder charges after a high-speed crash killed two friends, transforming a tragic accident into a complex legal battle.
Aileen Wuornos, a convicted murderer on death row in Florida, raises questions about her status as a serial killer and the commercialization of her story.
Witch-hunting in Assam has led to the murder of nearly 200 individuals, primarily women, often scapegoated in conflicts over land and resources.
A frozen body found in the Arizona desert prompts investigators to search for more victims linked to a series of brutal murders.
Arthur Freeman's violent act against his daughter on Melbourne's West Gate Bridge left commuters in disbelief and marked a tragic chapter in Australian crime history.
Prisoners in Japan are required to maintain absolute silence outside of scheduled leisure hours, with strict rules governing their daily routines.
Five physical assaults on staff occur each week at Broadmoor Hospital, a high-security psychiatric facility for dangerous offenders.
Lucy Letby, a neonatal nurse sentenced for murdering seven infants, raises unsettling questions about her motives and the failures in her hospital's oversight.
Police shootings in Utah are examined through a decade of data, revealing patterns of justification, racial disparities, and mental health issues among victims.
In 1989, Pittsburgh's Dr. Jeffrey Farcus, a beloved pediatrician, became the victim of a brutal crime that left law enforcement baffled for years.
In suburban Louisiana, the mysterious disappearance of carpenter Andre led to a psychic's court testimony that changed legal precedents regarding psychic evidence.
In light of Jimmy Savile's exposure as a sex offender, Louis Theroux reflects on his past interactions with Savile and speaks to victims and colleagues.
On January 7, 1994, a Department of Transportation worker discovered an unidentified male body in the woods of North Carolina, shot in the head.
Abductions of journalists and aid workers by ISIS highlight the devastating impact of misinformation and failed negotiations on foreign policy and lives.
On March 31, 1984, police discovered a family shot dead in their Richardson home, leading to the arrest of a killer linked to a three-year-old secret.
Vito Genovese's ruthless ambition led to the assassination of Frank Costello, marking a pivotal moment in the violent history of America's Mafia.
The black market for tigers and tiger parts, driven by demand in Asia, poses significant threats to wildlife conservation and global biodiversity.
Jay Slater's 2024 disappearance sparked widespread online speculation and led to an investigation revealing the complexities of romance fraud and hidden subcultures.
In a Texas prison, Sir Trevor McDonald interviews Frederick Baer, a death row inmate convicted of murdering a mother and her young daughter.
Winnipeg's Red River, often seen as a graveyard for the city's criminal underbelly, becomes the focus of volunteer search efforts for unsolved murder cases.
Sean McHugh, a 19-year-old, was fatally stabbed in a Liverpool laundromat in 2013 by a group of five youths, the oldest being just 15.
Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán transformed the global drug trade into a multibillion-dollar empire through innovative logistics and ruthless tactics, leaving a legacy of violence and addiction.
Philippa Langley and Rob Rinder investigate the historical mystery of the princes in the Tower, exploring new evidence regarding Richard III's involvement.
1,000 billion euros worth of natural resources lie beneath Afghanistan, including emeralds that could potentially transform the country's economy.
Eleven peacekeeping soldiers are held captive by a drug-crazed warlord in Sierra Leone, prompting a high-stakes Special Forces rescue mission.
On November 29, 1992, Sara Tokars was forced into her SUV at gunpoint in front of her two young children before being murdered in Atlanta, Georgia.
Horst Kroener, a 53-year-old German man, was sentenced to prison for the brutal murder of his Filipina wife while she slept in their bed.
A mother of six is found murdered in her home, leading investigators to connect a small-time criminal to the brutal crime through a gardener's tip.
Nat Fraser, Jesse Matthew, Kent McGowen, and William Inmon each made critical mistakes that ultimately led to their capture for heinous crimes.
Cannabis in Canada remains largely illegal, yet black market growers and grey market dispensaries thrive, navigating a complex legal landscape ahead of potential legalization.
Larry Horn's seemingly flawless alibi crumbles as agents track his calls and identify the hitman he hired to murder his family.
In Dartford, the murder of schoolgirl Claire Tiltman, found with multiple stab wounds, led to a local murder inquiry amid fears her killer was known to her family.
CBP Laredo seizes 560kg of liquid meth concealed in paint cans, while HSI Atlanta apprehends individuals receiving meth-filled air conditioners.
In 1971, hijacker Dan Cooper vanished after stealing $200,000, while the CIA's Cold War experiments and the Roswell UFO incident remain subjects of ongoing debate.
One in two people in Britain believe in life after death, a belief that drives many to seek the services of psychic detective Keith Charles.
Julia is five months pregnant and determined to raise her child independently, despite being blind, deaf, and facing skepticism from social workers.
