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On March 31, 2003, the bodies of Chantal and Audrey D'Amato were found in a fire in Meyrargues, leading to a nearly decade-long investigation to identify their murderer.
In May 2015, Jed Allen committed a triple murder, killing his mother, step-father, and six-year-old half-sister before taking his own life.
Germany's Federal Police, known as Bundespolizei, employs over 40,000 personnel to address border security, counter-terrorism, and organized crime.
Greed and lust drive the murders of two women, including a Femme Fatale who manipulates men and a con man whose third wife pays the ultimate price.
Emerging black markets for legal marijuana are thriving as smugglers transport cannabis from California to New York, highlighting the complexities of legalization.
In various UK cities, Katherine Kelly, Anita Rani, and Emilia Fox examine high-profile murders through interviews with victims, witnesses, and police officers.
Five shots were fired from a .38 caliber pistol, killing John Lennon outside his New York City apartment on December 8, 1980.
Sheriffs enforce eviction orders against squatters while also tackling a customer's car refund issue and pursuing a debtor with a significant outstanding balance.
Teenagers in juvenile detention navigate emotional struggles and a romantic relationship, highlighting the challenges faced by at-risk youth in the incarceration system.
Amanda Knox, accused of murdering British student Meredith Kercher, navigates a complex legal battle and public scrutiny over seven tumultuous years.
General Tomoyuki Yamashita's legendary treasure, worth over $100 billion, drives amateur treasure hunter Roger Roxas in a quest filled with intrigue and scandal.
Mark Jones, a former West Point cadet, received a life sentence in Florida for an attempted carjacking, highlighting the harsh impacts of the state's two-strikes law.
Over 200 mobsters were convicted as a result of Joe Pistone's six-year undercover operation as Donnie Brasco within the Mafia.
Kush, a toxic synthetic drug, is wreaking havoc on the youth of Sierra Leone, as reporter Geerard Adriaen investigates its devastating impact in Freetown.
Nicole Brown Simpson's final 24 hours reveal her vibrant life as a mother and sister, while exposing the hidden violence in her relationship with OJ Simpson.
Mafioso, including Charles 'Lucky' Luciano, support American intelligence against Mussolini's regime.
A serial killer targeting senior citizens instilled fear in the quiet community of River Parish, Louisiana, during the spring of 1997.
Radley Balko discusses the militarization of America's police force in the context of the unrest following Michael Brown's death in Ferguson, Missouri.
A mysterious ransom note containing 12 names and drops of blood leads to the investigation of Annie Laurie Herron's kidnapping in 1988 Mississippi.
A non-smoker is poisoned with nicotine in this Bizarre Murders Double Episode.
Sam Vaknin, author of Malignant Self Love, becomes the first civilian to undergo psychopathy testing while navigating personal and ethical challenges.
For centuries, torture was a common method used to extract confessions, often leading to unreliable testimonies in criminal trials.
In Ghana, young women like Tamara and Fathia face the harsh realities of human trafficking, risking everything in pursuit of a better life.
The 1976 hijacking of an Air France flight to Entebbe by terrorists led to a high-stakes rescue operation by Israeli forces, highlighting international tensions.
One out of every three homeless people in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside has AIDS, revealing the stark realities of urban homelessness in Canada.
In the summer of 1990, Gainesville, Florida, experiences a wave of terror as a serial killer claims the lives of students Christina Pal, Sonia Larson, and Christa Hoy.
O.J. Simpson was found not guilty of murder on October 3, 1995, after a trial that raised serious doubts about the forensic evidence presented.
Mary Pearcey, a Victorian double killer, manipulated her victim's family and secured funding for her defense from Madame Tussauds before her execution.
Drug trafficking has shaped global relations and state power dynamics for over a century, fueling wars, addiction, and the rise of powerful cartels.
David Berg's leadership of The Children of God cult reveals a disturbing blend of manipulation and abuse, impacting countless lives under the guise of hope.
Melbourne prostitute Shane Chartres-Abbott, accused of raping and mutilating a client, was murdered before he could testify about a potential sex ring involving high-profile figures.
In the aftermath of the murders of Biggie Smalls and Tupac Shakur, new evidence implicates the LAPD and Suge Knight in the violent events that rocked hip-hop.
In Canyon Lake, California, a serial killer targeting elderly women leaves a trail of violence and a disturbing pattern of shopping sprees after each murder.
Orenthal James Simpson was acquitted in a highly publicized murder trial that captivated millions and raised questions about race, justice, and media influence.
Joseph James DeAngelo, the Golden State Killer, was finally apprehended after 40 years, thanks to groundbreaking DNA technology and genetic genealogy.
The 2008 disappearance of Edmonton resident Johnny Altinger prompts a police investigation that reveals a disturbing connection to a film studio and potential criminal activity.
Britain's infamous child killers are examined through the tragic stories of their victims, revealing the devastating impact of youth violence and its consequences.
Arkan's Tigers, a notorious paramilitary group from the Yugoslav Wars, transitioned into organized crime, with members involved in drug trafficking and state security operations in Serbia.
Serial killing surged in post-World War II America, marked by notorious figures such as the Boston Strangler and the Lipstick Killer.
In 1911, an unknown intruder stole the Mona Lisa from the Louvre, leading to a worldwide manhunt and sensational media coverage.
El Salvador's maximum-security convicts are turning to religion, abandoning gang loyalties amid the country's alarming murder rates.
Kym Marsh and Ashley John-Baptiste expose the tactics behind online romance fraud, revealing how technology facilitates scams that deceive unsuspecting victims.
Seattle's masked bank robbers executed a bold daytime heist, prompting a four-year FBI manhunt with no initial evidence to guide their investigation.
In Mexico's toughest prison, inmates create designer wallets, while Guantanamo Bay's controversial detention camp raises human rights concerns, and a unique program offers parents a weekend of peace by temporarily incarcerating their rebellious teens.
Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi's transformation from aspiring lawyer to notorious terrorist is explored through personal accounts and exclusive insights from those close to him.
Female crime journalists in Ciudad Juarez bravely cover politics and crime, highlighting the urgent issues often overlooked in Mexican politics.
Rose West and Myra Hindley, two of Britain's most infamous female criminals, formed a disturbing bond in prison, revealing chilling insights into their heinous crimes.
Margie Danielsen's life is turned upside down when she learns that her new husband, Paul Mack, is a fugitive featured on America's Most Wanted for murder.
