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Two empty beer bottles found at the crime scene may hold a killer's fingerprints in the investigation of Virginia Russell's murder in 1996.
Reinhard Heydrich, known as the "Hangman of Prague," was assassinated by Czech paratroopers in Operation Anthropoid, leading to brutal Nazi reprisals.
Interstate 35, running from Dallas to Houston, is the second-deadliest road in the USA, with a fatality occurring every two hours and a notorious pile-up in Fort Worth in 2021.
Charlestown, the armored car robbery capital of America in the early 1990s, became notorious for Anthony Shea's "Minuteman" crew and their military-style heists.
An 18-year-old woman is found dead in her Staten Island home, leading detectives to uncover a family member as the unexpected killer through DNA evidence.
3,000 pounds (US$3,750) were extorted from a 17-year-old in Scotland before he took his own life, marking a tragic case of sextortion.
In Dundee, a violent attack in 2017 mirrored a murder from two decades earlier, raising concerns about the release of a convicted killer on prison leave.
Moderate opposition fighters in Syria face increasing challenges from radical groups like ISIS, leading many to abandon hope and flee to Turkey.
John Button, wrongfully convicted of manslaughter in 1963 for the death of his girlfriend Rosemary Anderson, was exonerated decades later when evidence revealed a serial killer was responsible.
Victoria Prokopovitz went missing in 2013, prompting concern from her children while her husband, James Prokopovitz, displayed unusual indifference.
Bill Binney, a former NSA analyst, created the ThinThread program to prevent mass surveillance, but it was shut down just weeks before 9/11.
Heinrich Himmler, a central figure in the Nazi Party and architect of the Final Solution, played a pivotal role in orchestrating the Holocaust and other atrocities during World War II.
Katherine Kelly, Anita Rani, and Emilia Fox explore notorious crimes across the UK that profoundly impacted local communities and garnered national attention.
A police investigation is launched after the suicide of a friend prompts Paul to confront traumatic memories from his childhood in a UK children's home.
In Melbourne in 1999, Caroline Reed Robertson, a 19-year-old with a troubled self-image, acted on her fatal obsession with 15-year-old Rachel.
Maggots found on the face of a murder victim provide crucial evidence that could lead to the resolution of a brutal homicide case.
80,000 men are imprisoned in the UK, leaving many women to manage family life while visiting their partners in prison.
A bear damages three barrels of moonshine, forcing Mike to use a drone to locate a rival's still site in the Appalachian region.
Paula Poolton's body was found in the boot of her car, eleven days after she disappeared, having been stabbed seven times.
In Surrey, three new police recruits-Claudia, Ryan, and Loz-face the challenges of law enforcement while navigating personal fears and expectations.
Beverly Allitt, a nurse at Grantham and Kesteven Hospital in the UK, was convicted of murdering four children and attempting to kill several others in the early 1990s.
Drug trafficking fuels a violent criminal underground, highlighting the relentless pursuit of a serial poisoner by law enforcement.
Nicola Gobbo, an Australian barrister, operated as a double agent for law enforcement and drug lords, leading to a Royal Commission into her actions.
Coca farmers in Peru's "Cocaine Valley" face economic collapse as the pandemic disrupts global supply chains, leaving communities struggling for survival.
Joanne Nelson's disappearance on Valentine’s Day 2005 and the unsolved murder of Christopher Laverack highlight the complexities of criminal investigations in Hull.
Arkan's Tigers, a notorious paramilitary group from the Yugoslav Wars, transitioned into organized crime, trafficking drugs and arms across Europe while some members infiltrated state security.
Maksim Gelman killed four individuals and injured five others during a 28-hour stabbing spree across New York City in February 2011.
Two high-profile rape cases in India highlight systemic failures and political cover-ups, raising urgent calls for accountability in violence against women.
Reinhard Heydrich, a key figure in the Nazi regime, orchestrated the Holocaust while serving as Heinrich Himmler's ruthless deputy in 1939.
A 17-year-old inmate reflects on his first tattoo, a mark of identity and rebellion, as he navigates life in a prison environment.
Gianni Versace's tragic final moments are chronicled, revealing the obsessive fixation of Andrew Cunanan, who traveled 2000 miles to fulfill his deadly intent.
Trevor McDonald examines the complex world of the Mafia, featuring interviews with notorious figures and insights into the lives of women connected to organized crime.
In the remote village of Teslina, Alaska, 11-year-old Mandy LaMer vanished during a brief walk to a friend's house, sparking a community-wide search and mystery.
Jessica Silva's struggle against domestic abuse and the tragic case of ten-year-old Zahra Baker highlight the complexities of violence in familial relationships.
Russell "Mad Dog" Cox, Australia's most wanted man, evaded capture for 11 years after escaping multiple prisons, including the supposedly escape-proof Katingal jail.
Neil Entwistle, burdened by a sex addiction and financial troubles, murders his wife Rachel and their infant daughter Lilian in their Massachusetts home.
An employee's report of a missing money shipment prompts an extensive FBI investigation into a high-stakes armoured van heist.
In 2000, a man is killed by a stolen vehicle in Canada, complicating the investigation to trace the driver within the critical 72-hour window.
In Brighton, the tragic murders of Derick Marney and Jill Howell highlight the dangers faced by those who offer help to troubled individuals.
In 2021, Poland recorded 2,250 road deaths, a toll nearly 50% higher than that of France, driven by excessive speed and reckless driving.
Michael De Guzman orchestrated the largest gold mine scam in history, convincing investors to pour money into a mine that held no gold.
Ted Bundy was suspected of killing three dozen young women across at least four Western states before his arrest in Florida in 1978.
In Lincolnshire, 24 police trainees navigate the challenges of law enforcement while their families adjust to the impact of their new roles.
In 2002, Armin Meiwes, known as the Cannibal of Rotenburg, filmed himself killing and eating a man who had consented to the act in rural Germany.
In Glasgow, forensic science plays a crucial role in solving the abduction and murder of 15-year-old Kriss Donald by a local British Pakistani gang.
Sheila Davalloo, a seemingly successful professional, was linked to the brutal murder of Anelisa Raymundo through DNA evidence and a pattern of violence.
A skull and a piece of jewelry are the only clues police have to identify a woman whose body was found in the Missouri River after her disappearance.
Cary Stayner, a serial killer, was convicted in 2002 for the 1999 murders of four women in California, motivated by jealousy of his brother.
