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At 94 years old, Oskar Gröning stands trial in 2015 for his role in the murder of 300,000 Jews during the Holocaust at Auschwitz.
Christopher "Commander X" Doyon, a key figure in the hacktivist collective Anonymous, reflects on his life of activism and digital rights advocacy after fleeing to Canada.
Nearly 20 years pass before Darryl Hunt is exonerated for a crime he did not commit, revealing systemic failures in the American criminal justice system.
Modern-day slavery is exposed through firsthand accounts and expert analysis, revealing the harsh realities of human trafficking across nineteen countries.
America's most violent prison rebellion at Attica Correctional Facility in 1971 led to deadly suppression, torture, and a nearly 30-year legal battle.
Over 100 rooms in H.H. Holmes' hotel were designed with hidden traps, including torture chambers and gas rooms, to facilitate his murders.
In 2010, former police investigator Andre Zikov posted evidence on YouTube detailing Vladimir Putin's alleged involvement in corruption and organized crime.
Eighteen-year-old stabbing victim fights for his life in a bustling A&E, alongside patients facing severe health crises and mental health emergencies.
A modular prosthetic limb developed at Johns Hopkins costs upwards of $120 million and represents the cutting edge of cyborg technology.
JT, a young prospect in Brooklyn's Crips, faces a brutal initiation process to gain the loyalty and protection of his gang family.
Issei Sagawa, a Japanese man who murdered and cannibalized a Dutch woman, remains a free man due to legal loopholes despite his gruesome crime.
Eric Lundgren, an e-waste recycler, faced a year in federal prison after manufacturing counterfeit Microsoft Windows restore discs for refurbished computers.
Collyer brothers, known for their extreme hoarding, lived in a decaying New York City mansion filled with a labyrinth of clutter and isolation.
Jan Hendrik Schön's groundbreaking work at Bell Labs becomes overshadowed by a scandal involving fabricated research, leading to a significant loss of credibility for the institution.
Scientists at the University of South Florida's body farm study decomposition in subtropical conditions to aid law enforcement in solving cold case murders.
Aokigahara Forest, known as Japan's suicide hotspot, sees 50 to 100 deaths annually, prompting authorities to conduct only yearly body sweeps.
Abandoned Santa Claus theme parks around the world reveal a fascinating history of nostalgia and decline in the amusement industry.
Dylan Klebold and Eric Harris carried out a tragic mass shooting at Columbine High School in 1999, resulting in the deaths of 13 individuals.
Las Vegas' underground sex trade reveals the harsh realities of the escort industry, highlighting the connections between prostitution, exploitation, and sex trafficking.
Emanuela Orlandi, a 15-year-old girl from Vatican City, disappeared in 1983, prompting her brother Pietro to confront powerful entities in his relentless search for answers.
In 1933, the Nazi government dismantled constitutional law in Germany, paving the way for a totalitarian regime that affected all aspects of life.
On December 11, 2012, 22 high school students were arrested in Temecula, California, as part of an undercover police operation targeting drug sales.
While testing their eyesight, optometrist Adi confronts the men who killed his brother during the 1965 Indonesian genocide.
Georgia III% Security Force, a right-wing militia led by Chris Hill, conducts monthly training exercises to prepare for perceived threats to the Constitution.
Exploitation of young people in Japan reveals complex societal factors, as Stacey Dooley engages with those affected to highlight vulnerability and systemic issues.
Chris, an addict who repeatedly lies about seeking help, faces a life-threatening overdose while Frankie and Allie attempt a perilous rescue.
Chicoria addresses the complexities of the Italian prison system, highlighting issues like overcrowding, mistreatment, and alternatives to incarceration.
The Nazi economy in the 1930s, often perceived as successful, was actually rooted in destructive ideologies and criminal practices that ultimately led to its downfall.
Bride kidnapping in rural Kyrgyzstan, a practice that has surged since the fall of Communism, now constitutes nearly half of all marriages in some regions.
Coss Marte, a teenage drug lord in Manhattan, generated millions annually by innovating a tri-state cocaine delivery service by age 18.
Caste-based violence against Dalit women in India is highlighted through the tragic case of a 19-year-old who was gang-raped and died in 2020.
In 2013, 20-year-old Renae Marsden took her own life after an 18-month online relationship with a man she never met, revealing a tragic deception.
Susan Kuhnhausen confronts a hitman sent by her husband, Michael Kuhnhausen, ultimately killing him in self-defense within their home.
Twelve inmates on death row at Indiana State Maximum Security Prison face execution, while Sir Trevor McDonald spends two weeks engaging with them.
Replacement Theory, rooted in U.S. history, has gained prominence following the Buffalo shooting, revealing its ties to white supremacy and eco-fascism.
Emanuela Orlandi's mysterious disappearance from Vatican City over three decades ago intertwines with conspiracy, mafia dealings, and the attempted assassination of Pope John Paul II.
The rise of the Ustaše, a fascist movement in the Balkans, threatens King Aleksandar's efforts to unify a diverse Yugoslav identity amid rampant ethnic nationalism.
Steroid addiction affects an estimated half a million men in the UK, leading to severe health risks and a growing underground market for the drug.
Tongan nationals deported after serving prison time in New Zealand and the U.S. face cultural disconnection and limited opportunities amid a meth crisis.
Sex trafficking in America is a $38-billion industry, as highlighted by Craig Sawyer's sting operations in Utah, Connecticut, and Arizona that resulted in 22 arrests.
An American right-wing extremist's transformation from radicalization to self-reflection reveals the complex roots of hate and the possibility of redemption.
One in every three kidnappings in the world occurs in Colombia, where the drug burundanga can leave victims completely at the mercy of others.
On October 25, 2018, police conducted a welfare check on Athena Valentini, a registered nurse who had not shown up for work, leading to the discovery of her murder.
At 16, Erin Caffey conspired with her boyfriend to kill her mother, father, and two younger brothers in Gatesville, Texas, leading to her life sentence.
Meth production has surged in Mexico, leading to a deadly resurgence of the drug in the U.S., where its purity and accessibility have reached alarming levels.
Fentanyl, a potent synthetic opioid, has led to a devastating crisis in Canada, as explored through the experiences of a community of drug users.
Quintin “Q Nhannaz” Walters, a former drug trafficker and son of notable musicians, reflects on his life on the run and his desire to finally find peace.
Isolationism in the US after World War I leads to increased crime and corruption during Prohibition, highlighting the unintended consequences of restrictive policies.
