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Two young athletes in the United States face life-altering consequences after being wrongfully convicted due to unreliable forensic methods like touch DNA.
Myles Bradbury, a Cambridge-based pediatric doctor, sexually abused cancer-stricken boys in a hospital setting, alongside other notorious medical criminals.
Rasputin, a confidant of the Russian royal family, is examined for the possibility that a British agent was responsible for his assassination.
In Spokane, Washington, a task force investigates a serial killer who evades capture for over a decade, leaving behind a trail of victims and a signature "smiley face."
An international crime network involving drug trafficking and armed robbery is exposed as law enforcement agencies work tirelessly to dismantle these operations and ensure public safety.
High-speed police chases across various U.S. cities highlight the risks and challenges faced by law enforcement in pursuit of suspects.
Kelly Renee Gissendaner, convicted of orchestrating her husband Douglas Gissendaner's murder, was executed by the state of Georgia in 2015.
1,500 inmates, many serving life sentences for murder, are held in the Grineer Canada Prison, home to the largest concentration of Maras in Guatemala.
Radical ideologies and underground hate groups in the U.S. are examined, highlighting their recruitment methods and government monitoring efforts.
Todd Kohlhepp, a convicted serial killer from Spartanburg, South Carolina, was previously incarcerated for kidnapping and raping a girl at age 14 before committing multiple murders.
Child sacrifice remains a disturbing reality in Uganda, fueled by superstition and societal beliefs that equate it with prosperity and happiness.
Tammy "JoJo" Johnson, convicted of murder at 12 for accidentally shooting her mother, now shares her story of resilience after years in a juvenile facility.
Police violence against protesters is escalating globally, fueled by the prevalence of cell phone recordings and the use of militarized tactics in crowd control.
Survivors of the Rwandan genocide recount their harrowing experiences of abuse by French soldiers who were meant to protect them, highlighting a painful legacy of silence.
Anne Boleyn's trial in the King's Hall of the Tower of London culminated in a verdict that raised questions about the legitimacy of the accusations against her.
In Puglia, the Sacra Corona Unita, Italy's fourth mafia, operates extensively in drug trafficking and extortion, prompting women to mobilize against its influence.
Heroin addiction devastates Kabul, as Yalda Hakim highlights the dire living conditions and the struggles of those trapped in a cycle of despair and poverty.
Dennis Allen, the oldest son of Melbourne crime matriarch Kath Pettingill, is examined for his extreme brutality compared to his criminal siblings.
Forensic experts utilize advanced techniques in fire investigations to solve complex homicide cases involving life insurance fraud and clandestine affairs.
Hannegret Donnelly, who killed her husband Christopher with a rolling pin in Buckinghamshire, exemplifies the hidden violence in seemingly normal families.
Cocaine production is at its highest rate in history, with millions of users worldwide and four casual users from the UK discussing their experiences.
An 18-year-old girl is found sitting on a corner, raped and beaten, prompting Detective Victoria Dingee to lead a task force against local sex trafficking.
In December 2000, Mike Williams went missing during a duck hunting trip in Lake Seminole, Florida, leading to a complex investigation involving his wife Denise and an alleged affair.
A trash collector found the body of model Linda Sobek, who had been missing for five days, along the Angelus Crest Highway in November 1995.
Covert operations during the Cold War, featuring double agents and intelligence missions, reveal the complex lives of spies from the KGB to the FBI.
In May 1957, Countess Teresa Łubieńska was fatally attacked at Gloucester Road Tube station in London, leaving her murder unsolved and shrouded in mystery.
Harold Shipman, Britain's most prolific serial killer, is examined for his potential motivations and the impact of his upbringing on his actions that led to at least 215 murders.
Dr. Kendra Hatcher, a pediatric dentist in Dallas, was murdered in her home by hitmen hired by her boyfriend's ex-girlfriend, Brenda Delgado, after a bitter breakup.
The SS, originally a small bodyguard unit, evolved into a powerful force responsible for the Holocaust and the enforcement of Nazi ideology across Europe.
Connecticut pilot Richard Crafts murdered his wife Hela, dismembered her body, and attempted to conceal the crime during a 1986 snowstorm.
In 1994, Susan Verstegen's murder in San Antonio led to the capture of Rodrigo Hernandez, who was also linked to a 1991 slaying in Michigan.
In a case that highlights the complexities of human relationships, Lakhvir Singh murders her former lover and his fiancé by poisoning a meal after a bitter breakup.
Harvey Weinstein's fall from power in Hollywood is examined through the testimonies of survivors and the impact of the movement.
A daughter returns to South Africa to confront her mother's alleged attacker, highlighting the emotional toll of generational trauma and the pursuit of justice.
Marco Oliry, a military veteran, meticulously planned and executed a decade-long spree of assaults on women in Denver, evading capture until a key analyst made a crucial connection.
Islamic suicide bombers share their motivations, training, and beliefs about martyrdom in candid interviews from Israeli prisons.
The triple murder of three members of Essex's organized crime underworld leads to the conviction of two men, while conspiracy theories about the case persist.
In Sparta, Michigan, the mysterious disappearance of 23-year-old Julia Dawson leads to a chilling revelation about her husband, Tim, and his involvement in her murder.
Gary and Martin Kemp explore Glasgow's violent gangland history and rivalries in Britain.
Dubious forensic techniques, including touch DNA and cadaver dogs, have led to wrongful convictions of innocent individuals in various criminal cases.
Vigilantes known as Buffers engage in a contentious battle against graffiti writers, raising questions about public space, expression, and community values.
On July 30, 1999, a woman and her son discovered a plastic grocery bag containing a human hand along the Wisconsin River, leading to a murder investigation.
Jason Freeman navigates the complex legacy of his grandfather, Charles Manson, as he confronts the impact of a notorious criminal past on his identity.
In 1997, theater owner Larry Austin is murdered by his younger lover, James Van Sickle, who orchestrates the plot for approximately $225,000.
In Lincolnshire, 24 rookie police officers face their first day on the streets alone, including 46-year-old Mark, who responds to a violent incident.
Survivors of the 2011 Norway attacks share their harrowing experiences and resilience, highlighting the lasting impact of extremism on their community.
Sixty years after the Boston Strangler's crimes, the investigation continues to explore the identity and motives behind the infamous serial killer.
Charles Cullen, a nurse, killed at least 400 patients over 16 years by injecting lethal doses of medication, exploiting systemic hospital failures.
