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An estimated 10 women are murdered every day in Mexico, prompting the formation of specialized femicide units to investigate these violent crimes.
Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17 crashes in July due to a Warhead, killing all on board.
Michael Mansfield highlights ongoing risks of miscarriages of justice in the UK today.
Michelle Knight confronts her kidnapper Ariel Castro in a Cleveland court, seeking justice after enduring 11 years of captivity and abuse.
Joe Manchin and Pat Toomey announce a gun ownership deal with House Republicans' support.
Mike faces backlash after tearing down a barn owned by Mark and Digger in Mississippi.
3615 anti-tank weapons have been sent from the UK to Ukraine, as the Armed Forces Minister condemns the bombing of a hospital as a war crime.
Minneapolis awaits the Derek Chauvin verdict, filled with hope and anxiety for justice.
Law enforcement uses tactical operational intelligence to prevent crime in high-risk areas.
Missing limbs are found in unusual locations across various regions, revealing the bizarre circumstances surrounding these incidents.
Mitt Romney emphasizes the Constitution's role in impeachment and the need for accountability.
Mohammad Ashraful admits to match-fixing and has been suspended by the national cricket board.
A new mother emits a heart-wrenching groan upon learning of her husband's attempt to kill her, leaving a lasting impact on the responding officer.
A group of Reichsbürger allegedly spent months planning a coup against the German government.
Yankee Booga, a financier of the Rwandan genocide, is arrested in France after 23 years.
Kathy Burke highlights the social injustices faced by families affected by crime in Britain, focusing on the case of Miriam Rivera and the challenges of seeking justice.
The mother of a Delhi gang rape victim is unhappy with the teenager's three-year sentence.
Superintendent Ronal Serpas discusses the New Orleans Mother's Day parade shooting incident.
Mothers in Gaza reunite with their detained children, revealing deep emotional pain.
A driver who mowed down a knifeman in West London has been released without charge.
Growing evidence shows that Russian soldiers use rape as a weapon in Ukraine's war.
Evidence from the October 7th Hamas terror attack on Israel reveals extensive sexual violence, with reports of brutal rapes and killings of women and girls.
Around 20,000 people remain unaccounted for after the Palma attack in Mozambique.
In Cabo Delgado province, the town of Palma faces devastation and ongoing challenges after a brutal attack by ISIS-linked militants, with residents returning to a landscape of destruction.
Claudia Webbe is found guilty of harassment against Michelle Merritt and faces sentencing in November.
The investigation into the killing of Conservative MP Sir David Amess is led by counter-terrorism officers, reflecting heightened concerns about political safety in the UK.
A British citizen of Somali heritage is arrested in a significant attack on MPs, raising security concerns.
Honduras recorded an average of 20 homicides a day in 2012, making it the most violent country outside active war zones.
MS-13's violent reign in Long Island transforms neighborhoods into killing fields.
The investigation concludes with no collusion between Trump and Russia, marking a total exoneration.
Mary Ann Cotton, known as a black widow, orchestrated life insurance schemes that led to deadly outcomes, highlighting the dangers of such financial motives.
The Brereton Report reveals Australian war crimes in Afghanistan, including 39 unlawful killings.
A stabbing in Reading leaves three dead, with a Libyan national arrested nearby.
One participant states, "one of those people down there is the killer," as they work to solve a fictional murder mystery on a remote Scottish island.
Musharraf denies murder charges related to Benazir Bhutto's suicide attack during a rally.
Eighteen police officers raided a university house, arresting students in their rooms after a tip-off about drugs and money.
Ramon Sosa, a Texas businessman, finds himself in a life-threatening conspiracy when his wife Lulu hires a supposed hitman to kill him.
Myanmar's military made a coup, detaining Aung San Suu Kyi and declaring a state of emergency.
In Myanmar, Ak travels from Thailand to join anti-coup protests against the military regime, risking serious injury or death in the fight for democracy.
Myra Hindley, a key figure in the Moors Murders, attempts to shift blame onto Ian Brady in previously unseen prison letters while denying her role in Leslie Ann Downey's murder.
A bombing in Kerman, Iran, kills over 100 during a memorial for General Kasam Soleimani.
John Pappas and William Raja highlight K9 training and partnerships in New York City.
Shots ring out at Nairobi's Westgate mall as injured shoppers are rescued from the attack.
Nairobi's Westgate shopping mall siege by al-Shabab gunmen resulted in 61 civilian deaths, while allegations of looting by soldiers are under investigation.
Audrey Hale kills six at Covenant School in Nashville, reigniting America's gun law debate.
Graphic video shows police shooting the Nashville school attacker during a critical incident.
Alexey Navalny reveals details of his poisoning in a call with an FSB agent.
A gunman attacks a secure headquarters in Washington, injuring two officers and three others.
