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Venezuela's slums are controlled by powerful ganglords, revealing the harsh realities of life amid urban warfare and the influence of organized crime.
A bomb kills former Chilean ambassador Orlando Letelier and his wife on Embassy Row in 1976.
Nicholas Corozzo, a mafia captain, surrendered after a massive FBI operation arrested 62 mobsters, raising questions about the agency's tactics and motives.
A total of 16.42 kilos of cocaine is seized by customs officers during inspections at a U.S. port of entry.
Joachim Knychala, a Polish serial killer known as 'Frankenstein', murdered five women and attempted to kill seven others over eight years using an axe.
Joanna Yeates' murder sparked one of Bristol's largest police investigations, revealing the chilling actions of the man who framed another for the crime.
Elite troops throughout history, from Ancient Greece to the Aztec Empire, executed complex assassination missions that shaped the fate of nations.
Three armed assailants attack a man, leaving authorities searching for answers about mafia ties.
Fifteen-year-old Sofyen Belamouadden was fatally stabbed by a mob of rival students in London, leading to the largest murder prosecution in Metropolitan Police history.
Natascha Kampusch recounts her harrowing eight and a half years of captivity, featuring never-before-seen footage from her kidnapper's home.
In 1979, the FBI launched a vast electronic surveillance operation targeting Allen Dorfman, a key figure in funding Mafia casinos through the Teamsters Union.
Harold Shipman is one of the world's most prolific serial killers with 250 estimated victims.
Dante Hawkins explores the world of football hooliganism, revealing the culture, rivalries, and consequences of violence surrounding the sport.
Will Walker, a firefighter in Cleveland, was murdered amid a conspiracy fueled by financial desperation, leading to a complex investigation and courtroom drama.
In New York City, a duo of skilled thieves executes a meticulously planned heist at the iconic Pierre Hotel, targeting its wealth and luxury.
Seven inmates escape from the New Mexico Penitentiary on July 4, 1987, after a convicted murderer uses a gun to open their cells.
Jennifer Corbin, a 33-year-old mother from the United States, is found dead in her bed, prompting an investigation that reveals a surprising perpetrator.
Gemma McCluskie, a former EastEnders actress, was murdered by her brother Tony McCluskie in 2012, with her dismembered body found in the Regent's Canal.
In 1978, a mafia crew executed the largest airline heist in history at JFK International Airport, later depicted in the film Goodfellas.
In Somerset, Sandie, a 47-year-old mother, explores her marriage to a man on Death Row in the United States charged with double homicide.
Almost two million people are brought before England's Criminal Courts every year, with more than half of those cases receiving legal aid at a cost of 1 billion pounds.
In Mississippi, a double murder investigation reveals the extent of local government corruption, prompting the FBI to employ advanced crime-solving techniques.
Angel Resendiz, known as the Railroad Killer, murdered at least nine people while illegally boarding trains across the U.S. border for over 20 years.
John Wayne Gacy, known as "The Killer Clown," is linked to the abduction and murder of Robert Piest through insights provided by a psychic.
Footage from 1994 shows mercenaries in Angola as the MPLA seeks military help to secure victory at any cost.
Anthony John Hardy, known as the Camden Ripper, was convicted of three murders in 2003, with police suspecting him of additional killings linked to his gruesome methods.
A series of unsolved murders and attacks targeting Vietnamese-American journalists between 1981 and 1990 raises questions about domestic terrorism and accountability.
Miami's elite SWAT unit confronts a surge in drug-related violence and terrorism, utilizing military-grade weapons to tackle crime and protect the community.
Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 vanished on March 8, 2014, with 239 people onboard, leaving behind one of aviation's most perplexing mysteries.
The collapse of a commercial building in Dhaka in 2013 killed over 1,000 workers, exposing the garment industry's neglect of safety and human rights.
Adolf Eichmann, the architect of the Holocaust, lived incognito in Buenos Aires under the alias Riccardo Klement before being hunted down by Israeli agents in 1960.
In 1997, renowned heart surgeon Dr Victor Chang was murdered in Sydney, prompting a high-profile investigation into his death and its implications for the medical community.
In Newport Beach, California, the murder of 56-year-old Barbara Mullenix reveals a complex investigation involving her ex-husband and their missing teenage daughter.
Bureau 39, a clandestine organization in North Korea, employs illicit methods like drug trafficking and counterfeiting to fund Kim Jong-un's nuclear ambitions.
Three individuals prepare for their first prison sentences, grappling with psychological trauma, family struggles, and the looming uncertainty of their futures.
In Bristol, the parents of Louise Smith recount the events surrounding her disappearance on Christmas morning 1995 and their quest for answers.
Investigators retrace a murderer’s steps after finding a young girl's body in a stream.
Charles Bronson faces a parole hearing after 48 years in prison, questioning his release status.
Colin Ireland, a calculated murderer, took the lives of five innocent men after making a chilling decision to become a serial killer.
Elizabeth Dorion and Caitlin Potts' disappearances remain unsolved nearly a decade later.
Charles Manson, the notorious leader of the Manson Family, orchestrated a series of infamous crimes in California during the late 1960s.
Forty-eight animals, including eighteen tigers and nine male lions, were euthanized following the release of exotic pets by Terry Thompson in Zanesville, Ohio, in 2011.
In 1979, US Army surgeon Jeffrey MacDonald was convicted of murdering his pregnant wife and daughters, a case that remains controversial despite his ongoing claims of innocence.
In Newport, the 1988 murder of gay man Danny Denbury by ex-soldier Christopher McGovern highlights issues of violence and prejudice in society.
The 1998 embassy bombings in Africa initiated a relentless CIA-led hunt for al-Qaeda operatives, intensifying after the September 11th attacks.
Portland's investigation into the European Kindred gang follows the murder of a teenager, raising questions about racial violence and a concealed machete's role in the trial.
Police discovered the remains of two missing women and a collection of human bones and skin fashioned into furniture inside Ed Gein's farmhouse in November 1957.
Cocaine Valley in Peru produces hundreds of tonnes of cocaine annually, much of which ends up in the UK.
