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Boeing faced intense scrutiny over its 737 Max airplanes after two fatal crashes raised questions about the company's knowledge of safety issues and regulatory oversight.
44 Jewish children were arrested and deported under the orders of Klaus Barbie, a former Gestapo chief, before he was captured and sentenced to life imprisonment.
The bail bond industry generates $2 billion in revenue each year, with many defendants unable to afford bail and facing incarceration as a result.
Al Capone rises to prominence in the Chicago underworld during the early years of Prohibition, shaping the era's criminal landscape and American culture.
Three thousand inmates are confined in La Mesa prison, where overcrowding leads to up to eight individuals sharing a two-square-meter cell.
Over 14,000 people died during the cholera epidemic in London in 1849, a backdrop to the notorious murder case of Marie Manning.
The Central Intelligence Agency was created in 1947 with a broad mandate to conduct covert operations and gather intelligence to protect U.S. interests.
The disappearance of the Princes in the Tower is examined through historical insights, suggesting they may have survived rather than been murdered by Richard III.
Herbert Cukurs was responsible for the extermination of 30,000 Latvian Jews during World War II before living quietly in Brazil until his assassination in 1964.
Kyle and Gwen, both struggling with addiction in Florida, confront the harsh realities of heroin and fentanyl as they seek rehabilitation and recovery.
Boko Haram's abduction of 276 Nigerian schoolgirls in 2014 and the subsequent release of 82 girls highlight the group's violent impact on Nigerian society.
One in four residents of Quirino live on just €2 a day, amid a crime rate that is the highest in the Philippines.
An American mother and her children found themselves in ISIS' caliphate in Syria, facing the challenges of returning home afterward.
Militia groups and neo-nationalists have gained prominence in the U.S. since 2008, prompting an investigation into their origins and motivations in Michigan.
In 2008, Amina and Sarah Said were murdered by their father in Lewisville, Texas, in a case that drew national attention to honor killings.
Tony Sales claims to have accumulated between 10 to 30 million pounds through fraud during his six years on the run before serving a prison sentence.
Nazi doctors like Josef Mengele conducted inhumane experiments on thousands at Auschwitz, aiming to sterilize 'inferior races' and enhance German fertility.
Acid attacks in London have surged since 2010, with 1,800 incidents reported and a 70% increase from 2015 to 2016, raising concerns about public safety.
Four children died and nine others were nearly killed at Grantham Hospital in March 1991, all linked to nurse Beverly Allitt's actions.
Jeffrey Dahmer, known as the 'Milwaukee Cannibal', committed horrific crimes, including the rape, murder, and dismemberment of 17 individuals from 1978 to 1991.
Sewer dwellers in Colombia face extreme hardships, including violence from death squads, unsanitary living conditions, and threats from flooding and pests.
Josef Mengele, indicted by the West German government in 1959 for mass murder, lived in Buenos Aires among Nazi sympathizers for years.
In November 1982, the disappearance of teenager Amie Hoffman in New Jersey prompts psychic Nancy Weber to assert that a serial killer is on the loose.
Calciopoli, a scandal that severely impacted Italian football, raises questions about whether it represents the largest scam in the sport's history.
Three terrorists hijacked a bus carrying workers from Israel's Dimona nuclear reactor, resulting in the deaths of three individuals during a failed rescue attempt.
In October 1997, a Loomis Fargo employee stole over 17 million dollars, leading to a complex investigation by the FBI and a series of unexpected events.
Casey Pitzer, a 32-year-old Ohio mother, vanished on St. Patrick's Day 2013, leading to a controversial investigation into her suspicious drowning.
Debt collectors in Indonesia, often from the Maluku Islands, navigate a regulated industry while employing controversial tactics to secure payments for banks.
A respiratory therapist at a California hospital, dubbed "the angel of death," confessed to killing hundreds of patients using a "magic syringe" before being convicted.
On May 22, 2017, a terrorist bombing at the Manchester Arena during an Ariana Grande concert killed 22 people and injured over 250 others.
Sinaloa cartel's drug trafficking operations generate billions annually, employing thousands and intertwining with the lives of those in poverty and violence.
Mercenaries in Sierra Leone, allegedly supporting the government against RUF rebels, may be primarily motivated by the lucrative blood diamond trade.
Men who purchase sex confront their harmful behaviors and the societal factors that drive exploitation, highlighting the urgent need to address demand in the fight against trafficking.
San Pedro Prison in La Paz, Bolivia, is a lawless facility where inmates, including violent offenders and drug lords, exert control over their chaotic environment.
Heroin addiction drives Tiffany to prostitution, prompting Frankie and Allie to seek her out in hopes of providing the help she desperately needs.
Ji Chaoqun was recruited by China's Ministry of State Security while studying aviation engineering at Beijing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics.
The rise of ISIS is examined through the lens of missed warnings and critical decisions made by the U.S. in the years leading up to its formation.
Steve Hupp, a former bank robber turned shaman, helps individuals confront and heal from deep emotional and physical traumas through ayahuasca ceremonies.
Nine-year-old Jennet Device testifies against her family in 1612, leading to the execution of ten people in one of Britain's most infamous witch trials.
A talented artist spirals into chaos following his father's death, while a longtime friend confronts the challenges of a 20-year addiction recovery.
John O'Neill, the former head of the FBI's antiterrorism unit, faced internal resistance while warning about the imminent threat of Al Qaeda before his death on 9/11.
On April 19, 1995, a massive bomb detonated outside the Alfred P.
In Lake Oswego, Oregon, a young mother goes missing after a dispute with her husband, prompting a psychic's involvement in the investigation of her suspected murder.
Israeli secret service agents targeted Nazi war criminal Herbert Cukurs, known as the Hangman of Riga, for assassination in South America due to his role in the deaths of over 30,000 Latvian Jews.
Israel's elite special forces unit is examined through their rigorous training, operations, and personal sacrifices in the ongoing fight against terrorism.
Narco pilots in Mexico risk their lives to transport drugs for cartels, lured by potential earnings of up to $12,000 per flight.
Pegasus, a powerful spyware developed by NSO Group, has been implicated in the surveillance of journalists and activists, raising urgent ethical concerns worldwide.
Charlottesville's violent rally marked a pivotal moment for the white supremacist movement in America, revealing unpunished perpetrators and the rise of new extremist groups.
