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Corruption in Venezuela, linked to the Maduro regime, is examined alongside the challenges faced by journalists reporting on the scandal and its global implications.
Jesse Matthew is convicted for murdering two innocent women, as experts analyse his transformation.
An 87-year-old woman was found severely beaten in her bungalow in Mansfield, leading to a landmark use of familial DNA to solve her murder.
Two bank robbers received two life sentences plus 139 years without parole after a nationwide manhunt that lasted more than a year.
In Westminster in 1605, Robert Catesby and a group of Catholic conspirators plotted to assassinate King James I by igniting gunpowder beneath Parliament, leading to their trial and execution.
Glenn Rycroft deceived friends and family in the UK by falsely claiming to have cancer, manipulating them into funding his elaborate scams.
SS members transformed from street fighters into perpetrators of the Holocaust through indoctrination, obedience, and participation in systemic violence.
Dr. Harold Shipman, a general practitioner in Hyde, UK, was convicted in 2000 of murdering 215 patients through lethal injections of diamorphine.
Vivian worked as a sex worker for four years, serving 25 to 35 customers a day before becoming a social worker supporting teenage girls.
Football match-fixing in Asia reveals a corrupt network where officials and club owners manipulate outcomes, leaving players vulnerable to bribery and exploitation.
Dennis Nilsen, a quiet civil servant in 1970s London, led a double life as one of Britain's most notorious serial killers, targeting vulnerable young men.
In a small Florida town, four family members were executed in a manufacturing plant, revealing a bitter corporate fallout linked to a former partner.
Indigenous men in Saskatoon were found frozen to death, prompting a critical examination of police practices and systemic racism in Canada.
Ruth Wilson, a Surrey schoolgirl, vanished in 1999, prompting an ex-counter-terrorist officer to investigate the cold case two decades later.
Mexico's road accident crisis is examined through the experiences of first responders and survivors, highlighting the dangers of reckless driving and poor road conditions.
In 2015, 17-year-old Kayleigh White was attacked by a stranger in the UK, resulting in a life-threatening injury with only a 1% chance of survival.
Eamon Cooke, a notorious Dublin pirate radio DJ and convicted pedophile, is linked to the 1986 disappearance of 13-year-old Philip Cairns, sparking renewed scrutiny of his past.
A $100,000 bounty was placed on Joe Valachi's head by his mafia boss, but it was never collected after Valachi became the first mob informant.
Gwen, a transgender individual, faces discrimination and violence that leads to a tragic outcome.
Liverpool's gang culture is explored through the lens of its most infamous group, the Cornerman, highlighting the city's notorious criminal history.
A family confronts the emotional turmoil of love and loyalty as their son faces murder charges for killing his sister, exploring the complexities of forgiveness.
A man survives a canoe accident, while the search for his wife ends tragically with her body being discovered days later.
Kristine Bunch spent 17 years fighting to prove her innocence after being wrongfully convicted of murdering her son Tony in a 1995 trailer fire.
In April 1999, David Copeland's bombing campaign in London targeted minority communities, resulting in three deaths and hundreds of injuries before his capture by the Met police.
In Texas, Miami, and New York, HSI and CBP conduct operations targeting cocaine, MDMA, meth, and human smuggling across various locations.
On July 11, 2015, Joaquín Guzmán escaped from the High Security Altiplano prison through a trap door in his shower, using a mile-long tunnel equipped with a motorbike.
Brooke Skylar Richardson, a high school senior from Ohio, faced murder charges after the body of her newborn was discovered buried in her family's backyard.
Rohingya people have faced decades of state-organized violence in Myanmar, culminating in a mass exodus and ongoing humanitarian crisis.
David Copeland's one-man terror campaign in London resulted in a series of nail bomb attacks that targeted diverse communities, instilling fear across the city.
In Dallas, the assassination of President John F.
In 1908, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid vanished in southern Bolivia, leaving behind a mystery that has intrigued historians and adventurers alike.
Mexican narco cinema, a genre depicting drug trafficking and crime, is explored through a firsthand experience in Tijuana's film scene.
Dr. Harvey Wiley conducts experiments to expose harmful food additives, leading to the establishment of the FDA and the passage of the Pure Food and Drug Act.
Teens stumble upon a hidden bunker, leading to a breakthrough in a decade-long bank robbery case.
Paul Bint committed over 100 offenses, including posing as a doctor in hospitals, putting patients' lives at risk for more than 25 years.
Todd Kohlhepp, an American serial killer, linked his violent crimes to his Amazon reviews, revealing a disturbing connection between his online presence and criminal activities.
James Burns spent 30 days in solitary confinement at La Paz County Jail to highlight the harsh realities and ongoing use of isolation in the criminal justice system.
ISIS's expansion in Afghanistan includes the alarming recruitment of children for jihadist activities.
Bernard Giles, a serial killer who murdered five young women in Florida during the 1970s, reflects on his crimes and their impact in a rare interview with Piers Morgan.
John Wilkes Booth's fate after assassinating Abraham Lincoln is questioned in this episode.
Forensic psychologists Dr Judy Ho in Los Angeles and Dr Donna Youngs in London analyze the psychological factors behind ten murder cases each season.
Chi Mak stole sensitive Navy information and provided it to the Chinese government for over a decade, significantly narrowing the technological gap between the two navies.
Oklahoma's legal battle against Dr. Regan Nichols highlights the devastating impact of the opioid crisis on families and the accountability of medical professionals.
Virulent homophobia in Uganda has intensified following the signing of the "Anti-Homosexuality Bill," revealing alarming connections to American fundamentalist ideologies.
Migrants and refugees face ruthless exploitation and trafficking across the Mediterranean Sea, revealing a tragic intersection of desperation and corruption.
Port Hueneme, California, faced a chilling wave of three murders in 1993, prompting criminal profiler Larry McCann to assist in solving the case eight years later.
Sion Louie was sentenced to 16 years in prison for the murder of Elena Busiakos, who was found dead just weeks before her wedding.
Thailand's reopening to tourists has reignited concerns over child exploitation in its sex trade, as poverty exacerbates the risks faced by vulnerable children.
