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David McCallum spent 28 years in prison for a crime he did not commit, while his friend Ray Klonsky fought for his exoneration through letters.
In Maine, college student Amy disappears after a night out, prompting detectives to consult psychic Vicki Monroe for insights into her case.
A woman dismembers her ex-husband and lover, hiding their remains in the basement freezer of her vegan gelato shop in Brooklyn, New York.
CIA covert operations reveal the complexities of missions like the hunt for Che Guevara, the Beirut bomb plot, and the Iran hostage crisis escape.
Pablo Escobar's reign as the Medellin cartel leader transformed the cocaine trade in the U.S., leaving a legacy of violence and a resilient trafficking model.
George Floyd’s murder and the subsequent trial of Derek Chauvin highlight critical issues of police accountability and reform in America.
Emelita Reeves, a Filipina mail-order bride, goes missing in Arlington, Texas, leading to an investigation into her husband's suspicious past involving two deceased wives.
John Wayne Gacy, a Chicago businessman and notorious serial killer, lured young men to his home in the 1970s, burying their bodies in the crawl space.
Paul Touvier, a Nazi collaborator, was found guilty of crimes against humanity and sentenced to life in prison, becoming the first French citizen to face such charges.
The torso of a woman was found dismembered and concealed in trash bags along the Wisconsin River, leading to a complex murder investigation.
In August 1980, a sniper shot and killed two young men in Salt Lake City, prompting a nationwide manhunt for Joseph Paul Franklin, a white supremacist.
Over 800 people lived per acre in the overcrowded slums of London's East End during the late Victorian era, a backdrop for notorious murders.
In a Florida prison, Sir Trevor McDonald tours death row, meeting inmates like cop killer Benjamin Ritchie and murderer Frederick Baer, who reflect on their crimes.
A fire in a rural community reveals a body charred beyond recognition, prompting an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the death.
China's repression of the Uighur population involves the detention of over a million individuals in camps, where they face torture, forced labor, and cultural erasure.
When Susan is reported missing in Canada, police face challenges in charging a suspect without a body to support the murder investigation.
80% of people who start a vegan diet stop within three months, raising questions about the effectiveness and health implications of plant-based eating.
In a small community, a retired police officer and a journalist investigate the mysterious disappearance of a teenager, revealing dark family secrets and local resistance.
Four police cars were parked along the curb as six officers patted down two teenagers on the corner of South Lawndale Avenue and West Cermak Road.
A third of global internet traffic consists of bots used for fraudulent or malicious purposes, threatening the integrity of social media platforms.
In Washington, D.C., 23-year-old Harvard graduate Laura disappears, prompting her family to seek help from local psychic Deborah Heineker after police find a blood-stained pillowcase.
Synthetic drugs, often engineered to evade narcotics laws, have led to alarming overdose rates among teenagers in the U.S., prompting urgent public health responses.
Denise Bulger, mother of murdered toddler James, shares her fight for justice and her mission to transform grief into hope for others affected by tragedy.
Cebu Provincial Detention and Rehabilitation Center houses convicts and pretrial detainees, where inmates like Lionel, known as Bosyo, maintain order amid strict security measures.
In Missouri, medical examiner Dr. Mary Case's illegal exhumation of Sharon Williams reveals blunt force trauma, linking her death to a cold case and a deadly pact.
Centuries-old feudal law in the Balkans mandates familial vengeance, compelling the eldest male to avenge murder, often leading to cycles of violence and fear.
Over a decade, Juan Carlos Guzman-Bettencourt stole an estimated one million pounds from wealthy guests at luxury hotels around the world.
Al Qaeda fighters, who fled during the U.S. military operations in Afghanistan, are traced through various countries to assess their regrouping and future threats.
Approximately 250 ancient bronze heads are sold at auction, many of which are suspected forgeries attributed to a mysterious forger known as the Spanish Master.
Ten million dollars were stolen from Depositors Trust in Medford, Massachusetts, during a meticulously planned bank heist in 1980.
Diane Downs shot her three children in Springfield, Oregon, in May 1983, resulting in the death of her seven-year-old daughter Cheryl.
A preacher's daughter orchestrates a chilling scheme involving poison, while a scorned woman seeks revenge in a garden shed.
A duck hunter discovers human skeletal remains on Gilbert Island, leading to a decade-long investigation to identify the victim known only as Jane Doe.
Ivan Milat is Australia's worst solo serial killer, targeting backpackers in the wilderness.
Myanmar's ongoing struggle for freedom is marked by military control, ruby mining exploitation, and rising religious extremism, as rebels fight for autonomy and justice.
Aspiring actress Heather Stigliano is found brutally murdered in her Myrtle Beach apartment, prompting an investigation led by a forensic pathologist.
Levi Bellfield, an English serial killer, was convicted in 2008 for the murders of Marsha McDonnell and Amélie Delagrange, and the attempted murder of Kate Sheedy.
Counterterrorism efforts in Karachi focus on tracking suspected members of the Pakistani Taliban, highlighting the challenges faced by security forces amid rising violence.
Cannibalism among Ice Age Britons in Somerset reveals ritualistic practices rather than mere survival, as experts investigate the chilling implications of ancient remains.
A 19-year-old babysitter is brutally murdered by a man who used fake social media identities to gain her trust.
Two thousand tons of TNT detonated in a chain reaction at Black Tom Island, leading to the FBI's transformation into a powerful national security agency.
'Ndrangheta, the most powerful branch of the Italian mafia, dominates the cocaine market and the Calabrian economy while facing brave opposition from law enforcement.
In the 1990s, a violent bank robber in Chicago taunts the FBI with letters while executing a series of bomb-laden heists alongside his accomplices.
Firestone's operations in Liberia during the civil war reveal a complex relationship with warlord Charles Taylor, raising critical questions about corporate ethics in conflict zones.
Episode 1 covers the 1953 Babes in the Woods case in Vancouver's Stanley Park, where half-brothers Derek and David Dalton were found murdered.
In 1995, Washington D.C. recorded over 400 homicides, prompting the FBI to assist local police in a manhunt for a cop killer.
A cunning bank robber, responsible for the longest series of unsolved bank heists in FBI history, challenges law enforcement's investigative skills.
A brutal family massacre in Devon in 1936 remains unsolved, with experts analyzing the crime's method, motive, and lingering mysteries.
