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High Court Enforcement Officers confront debtors to recover funds owed to an 80-year-old and a 65-year-old senior citizen after court rulings in their favor.
Robert Joe Long killed at least 10 women in Florida during an eight-month period in 1984, using a premeditated approach to his crimes.
Herbert Rowse Armstrong, known as The Hay Poisoner, was the first solicitor hanged in the UK in 1922 for allegedly murdering his wife with arsenic, raising questions about his guilt.
Ipswich's street drinking community is examined in relation to three brutal murders and a violent attack, highlighting the darker aspects of urban life.
Jean Charles de Menezes was mistakenly killed by police at Stockwell Tube Station in London during the chaotic aftermath of the 7/7 terror bombings in 2005.
Lucy Letby, convicted of murdering and attempting to murder multiple infants, maintains her innocence as her new barrister campaigns for public support amid ongoing debates about her guilt.
A janitor in Vancouver discovered a burned body in a dumpster in July 1991, leading to a complex investigation involving DNA evidence.
In 2001 Vancouver, a businessman faces mysterious credit card charges while his new business partner disappears, prompting a critical investigation within 72 hours.
Clinton Young, a death row inmate wrongfully convicted of a double homicide, faces the challenges of life after nearly 20 years in solitary confinement following a halted execution.
Tyneside's gangland history, highlighted by the life of Dennis Stafford and the film Get Carter, reveals a turbulent past that shaped Newcastle's identity.
Anne Boleyn's final days of freedom are examined through her relationships, her last letter to Henry VIII, and the role of Thomas Cromwell in her arrest.
Mafia control over Naples' waste-management industry leads to violent protests as activists clash with authorities using teargas and billy clubs.
In the West Midlands, teenagers navigate a landscape of knife crime and gang culture, while mentors and community leaders strive to redirect their futures.
The Naham 3 hostage situation illustrates the complexities of modern piracy, as 29 fishermen are held captive by Somali pirates for nearly five years.
Nine counts of murder were attributed to cousins Kenneth Bianchi and Angelo Buono, whose crimes terrorized Los Angeles in the late 1970s.
Mary Ann Cotton, a Victorian serial killer, poisoned her husbands and children for insurance money, ultimately being hanged for her crimes in 1873.
Peter Tobin, a convicted murderer, was linked to the disappearances of 15-year-old Vicky Hamilton and 18-year-old Dinah McNicol in the early 1990s.
In 1970s Montreal, Frank 'Dooney' Ryan builds a cocaine empire worth over $90 billion, facing fierce rivalries with the Italian mafia along the way.
Mark Howe, a 21-year-old with a fascination for violence, fatally stabbed his mother after years of escalating hatred and online isolation.
George Lumis settled in Sangerfield, New York, in 1802, where he transformed from a farmer into the leader of a notorious criminal gang.
American police officers kill approximately 1,000 people annually, a staggering rate that has fueled widespread fear and anti-police sentiment across the nation.
Samantha Henderson's disappearance from Corfe Castle reveals a troubling narrative of jealousy and control within her seemingly perfect relationship with Dominic Isum.
Dennis Lloyd's last will and testament, valued at 2 million dollars, raises questions about the legacy and implications of his life.
The fatal shooting of Michael Brown in Ferguson ignited nationwide protests, prompting a critical examination of police militarization and immigration issues from Central America.
Con artist Jody Harris exploited her charm to manipulate police officers across Australia’s eastern seaboard, leaving a trail of deception and intrigue.
In New Year 1991, a young man finds his mother dead in her home, leading to his distress and subsequent accusation of her murder.
Between 1965 and 1970, violent crime more than doubled in the United States, with Detroit becoming the murder capital by 1971.
Mary Knight lists ten locations where she was sex trafficked as a child, including her childhood home and a doctor's office.
Hezbollah's transformation into a global crime syndicate and its alleged involvement in the assassination of Prime Minister Rafik Hariri are explored through DEA testimonies.
In late 19th century America, serial killers H.H. Holmes and Jane Toppan exemplified a chilling trend of brutal murders that shocked the nation.
Anne Boleyn's arrest in 1536 is examined through political intrigue and personal rivalries, questioning her guilt in treason and adultery.
HMP Durham faces a growing mental health and drug crisis, with staff navigating overcrowding, violence, and the impact of Spice on vulnerable inmates.
A bomb blast in a residential neighborhood on October 27, 1991, kills police officer Jerry Hurley and injures his partner Frank Foley.
Tina Fontaine, a 15-year-old girl whose body was found in the Red River in 2014, highlights the urgent crisis of missing and murdered Indigenous women in Canada.
Lagos, Nigeria, is a city where local "area boys" and union leaders navigate a complex web of power, extortion, and survival amid law and disorder.
Edith Thompson and Frederick Bywaters were convicted of murdering Thompson's husband in a case that captivated early 20th-century Britain and influenced Alfred Hitchcock.
Tanya Brooks was murdered on Mother's Day 2009, shortly after her last phone call with family, highlighting the ongoing crisis of violence against Indigenous women in Canada.
Maria Sanutti-Spencer, influenced by her father's alleged mob ties, becomes the prime suspect in her husband's murder shortly after their separation.
Joanna Dennehy, a rare female serial killer, was captured on security cameras and is examined for her opportunistic murders of three men in Peterborough.
Douglas Roy Dagel orchestrated a series of home invasions in Tennessee, using psychological manipulation to force bank managers to empty vaults for his crew.
Jimmy Rice, a 9-year-old boy, vanished after stepping off his school bus, triggering one of Florida's most intense child-abduction investigations.
Jason Freeman navigates the legacy of notorious cult leader Charles Manson, grappling with his family's dark history and the impact on his own life.
Ronald Reagan faced an assassination attempt on March 30, 1981, by John Hinckley Jr., a pivotal event recounted by those who experienced it firsthand.
More than 100 people have died in riots at Urso Branco Prison over the past 20 years, reflecting the violence within Brazil's penal system.
Jamie Nelson, wrongfully convicted of rape, lost his three children to adoption while in prison, but they later found him through social media.
Andrei Chikatilo, known as the Butcher of Rostov, killed at least 52 victims in the Soviet Union between 1978 and 1990 before his capture.
Cuban inmates at the Atlanta Federal Prison ignite chaos, prompting FBI negotiations, while a Chicago bank robber's deadly pact complicates his capture.
Derek Bentley was executed in 1953 for the murder of Police Constable Sidney Miles, despite not pulling the trigger during the incident in Croydon.
