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Far-right groups and leaders, emboldened by political rhetoric, played a significant role in the threats and violence surrounding the U.S. Capitol assault.
At the Brockville Mental Health Centre, patients who committed violent crimes while suffering from severe mental illness navigate treatment and the complexities of rehabilitation.
The Dutch military's aggressive campaign to reclaim their colony, disguised as 'police actions,' highlights the complexities of post-war colonial tensions.
Peaky Blinders, a notorious 19th-century gang from Birmingham, relied on various weapons and faced intense police opposition, challenging popular myths about their history.
Robert Bowers stormed into the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh on October 27, 2018, killing 11 Jewish worshippers with an AR-15.
By May 2023, Yevgeny Prigozhin publicly attacked Russia's Ministry of Defense, a move that would typically lead to imprisonment for most.
Twelve men on death row at Indiana State Maximum Security Prison are locked in their cells for 23 hours a day, facing the reality of execution.
Digital Homicide Studios, notorious for their controversial practices, continues to provoke outrage and scrutiny long after their initial backlash.
In April 2010, more than 80 people died after drinking waragi contaminated with high amounts of methanol in the Kambala district of Uganda.
Human trafficking, a $32 billion industry, sees nearly 50 Nepalese women vanish daily at the Nepal-India border, highlighting a grave regional crisis.
The fine structure constant, a number close to one divided by 137, remains one of the greatest mysteries of physics, puzzling scientists since the 1940s.
Synthetic drugs from Russian darknet cartels are infiltrating Tbilisi's nightlife, posing a severe threat in a country with harsh drug laws.
Michael Jackson's death on June 25, 2009, was ruled a homicide, leading to the conviction of his physician, Conrad Murray, for involuntary manslaughter.
A Klan rally in Memphis coincides with the anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination, intensifying local debates over a statue of Nathan Bedford Forrest.
Anneke Lucas, a survivor of child sex trafficking, recounts her experiences of being sold into a Belgian aristocratic pedophile ring at the age of six.
Antananarivo Prison in Madagascar illustrates the daily realities of prison life, highlighting the challenges faced by both guards and inmates within its walls.
Steve Mineo, a doomsday prepper expelled from a cult, is murdered while trying to protect his girlfriend from online harassment.
Shaun Smith, a former enforcer for a Liverpool crime family, now attempts to apply his violent skills as a debt collector in Warrington.
Zachary Wester, a Florida Sheriff's Deputy, exploited his authority to frame innocent motorists with planted drugs, resulting in over 100 wrongful prosecutions.
Dallas County Jail processes up to 300 new inmates daily, with a total population exceeding 7,000, amid ongoing gang violence and overcrowding.
A New York City drug dealer reveals the inner workings of his operation, detailing how he sells $100,000 worth of drugs weekly, 24/7.
Over 1,800 women are incarcerated in Indiana's maximum security prisons, many serving long sentences for violent crimes.
County lines exploit vulnerable teenagers, forcing them into drug trafficking across the UK, often resulting in severe abuse and criminal charges against them.
Bosozoku, Japan's notorious motorcycle gangs, thrived from the 1970s, marked by violence, fierce rivalries, and a culture of reckless youth camaraderie.
Each August, drug users gather in Prague's poppy fields to harvest opium, creating a temporary escape from city life and indulging in their addiction.
America's pedophile hunter vigilantes are examined through the lens of comedian Jamali Maddix, who questions their methods and motivations in this provocative series.
Highwaymen in Georgian England, often romanticized as heroes, were actually part of a brutal crime wave that plagued Britain for over a century.
Tiburón, a chemically-altered marijuana strain linked to MS-13, appeared in 2018 and is reported to be almost as addictive as cocaine.
17 people die every day in the United States waiting for an organ transplant, while some consider the black market for life-saving procedures.
Illegal puppy farms have surged in the UK due to skyrocketing dog prices, prompting a rise in thefts and illicit importation from Eastern Europe.
A 300-foot natural fortress in Northern Persia served as the base for the Ismaili community, which became known for its covert operations against powerful enemies.
South Cotabato Jail houses over 2,000 inmates in a facility built for just 600, with many awaiting trial amid the chaos of the war on drugs.
Colton Harris-Moore, a 17-year-old fugitive, evaded capture for over two years while committing numerous burglaries and stealing five airplanes.
Sideshows in Los Angeles, particularly the Sunday Funday events organized by the TAKING 0VER car club, showcase thrilling car stunts while posing significant risks.
Crisis actor conspiracy theories have gained traction online, leading to harassment of victims and families of mass shooting tragedies as they challenge official narratives.
335 Italian civilians were executed by Erich Priebke, a former Gestapo officer, who later hid in a small German town in the Andes.
At least 30,000 people have died in the Philippines since President Duterte launched his drug war, which has involved mass extrajudicial killings.
Juarez, Mexico, is described as the most dangerous city in the world for journalists, where drug cartels engage in extreme violence and murder.
In North Korea, clandestine footage by Ahn Chol and journalists reveals the harsh realities faced by street children and orphans in a repressive regime.
Beginning in the late 1970s, women began disappearing along Highway 20 in central Oregon, with many of their stories remaining untold for decades.
Over 1,800 women serve long sentences for violent crimes at the Rockville Correctional Facility and Indiana Women's Prison in Indiana.
In 2006, Congress mandated that cold medicines containing pseudoephedrine be sold from behind pharmacy counters to combat methamphetamine production.
1,700 prisoners can fit inside a rundown building at the Miami-Dade pre-trial Detention Center, one of the toughest jails in the United States.
Heroin addicts Chris and Rachel confront their toxic relationship while Frankie returns to his hometown to confront unresolved issues from his past.
A panel of gun owners and users engages in a heated discussion about America's complex gun safety issues, including mass shootings and self-defense.
More than 100 million blood donations are collected each year worldwide, yet much of this blood is sold to pharmaceutical companies for profit.
In 2019 and 2020, hitmen murdered nearly 3,000 people worldwide, revealing the dark realities of the contract killing trade.
Fentanyl has transformed the American drug crisis and black market dynamics, as Mariana Van Zeller investigates its impact on communities and trafficking networks.
