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Women usually kill in secret, using poison and knives, committing some of the greatest crimes of all time.
In the poverty-stricken East End of 1888, Fred Dinenage explores the enduring fascination with the Jack the Ripper case through discussions with Ripperologists.
Exploitation of workers in Bangladesh's sweatshops highlights the ethical failures of major clothing brands, raising questions about the true cost of cheap fashion.
For six years, Alison Lalic has searched for her two daughters, who were abducted by her husband and taken to Bosnia.
In 2014, Spanish teacher Anne Maguire was murdered in her Leeds classroom by 15-year-old student William Cornick, marking a historic first in the UK.
Sagal Awad was found strangled in her Calgary apartment in 1992, leading detectives to question her husband about his whereabouts on the day of her death.
Trenton Mallory was found shot in his bed in Levering, Michigan, while his fiancée Amber Smith dealt with the fallout from their troubled relationship.
Postal workers face harassment, systemic challenges, and financial struggles within the USPS, revealing the hidden toll of their demanding roles.
In an almond orchard in Bakersfield, investigators piece together the murder of Todd Chance, linked to his secretive relationship with Carrie.
Social media platforms like Facebook are facilitating a billion-dollar illegal exotic pet trade in Malaysia, threatening endangered species and biodiversity.
The heist at the Van Gogh Museum lasted just 3 minutes and 40 seconds, resulting in the theft of two paintings from the artist's early period.
A tenant's refusal to vacate after 14 months of unpaid rent escalates into a tense police standoff as the landlord seeks to reclaim his property.
John List, a mass murderer who evaded capture for 18 years by assuming a new identity, was ultimately tracked down after a chance sighting on a TV crime show.
In June 1974, six sailboats converged on Palmyra, a small uninhabited island in the South Pacific, leading to a complex murder investigation.
In 1950s Acapulco, a wealthy widow and her attorney vanish from a luxury hotel, prompting an investigation fueled by a grieving sister's letters revealing a tale of greed and betrayal.
Joachim Peiper commanded SS troops during the Malmedy Massacre, where 82 American soldiers were executed, leading to a controversial war crimes trial influenced by Senator Joseph McCarthy.
Maria Caparas, a woman from the Philippines, created a global sextortion empire that exploits social media for blackmail, resulting in numerous suicides.
Forty instances of gunfire were documented between rival gangs in Sheffield by 2009, following a violent feud sparked by a prison order in 2008.
Harold Shipman and Michael Swango are among the medical professionals who exploited their positions to commit numerous patient murders, raising concerns about trust in healthcare.
In a quiet suburb of Liverpool, a dispute between lifelong friends Christopher Honor and Christopher Stretle escalated into a fatal shooting, leading to a forensic investigation.
Christopher Dale Flannery, an Australian underworld figure, is alleged to have committed over a dozen murders before his mysterious disappearance in 1985.
On September 6, 2006, Susan Kuhnhausen, an ER nurse, fights off and kills a hitman hired by her estranged husband, Michael Kunhausen.
In Florida, a family is brutally murdered for a $900,000 inheritance, while a California entrepreneur's disappearance reveals a deadly betrayal.
Colin Wallace, a former Army press officer, claims he was involved in a black propaganda campaign by British intelligence during the 1970s.
Amelia Dyer, a notorious Victorian-era baby-farmer, deceived desperate mothers like Evelina Marmon by promising to care for their children while murdering them.
Charles Manson was convicted of nine murders but is believed to be responsible for 35, prompting investigators to search for hidden graves linked to his cult.
Hermann Göring's life is examined, highlighting his transition from a decorated WW1 pilot to a prominent Nazi leader involved in key events like the Reichstag Fire and the Nuremberg Trials.
Customs and Excise estimate that smuggling cost £2.5 billion in lost revenue last year, as more pensioners turn to crime for extra income.
Bradley Welsh, a notorious 14-year-old hooligan leader, commanded a gang of 200 Hibernian fans and faced seven arrests by age 15.
Detective Mike Arntfield leads a team of civilians in solving cold cases, focusing on the murder of Margaret McWilliam and the critical shoe print evidence.
Michael Jackson's 2005 trial, marked by media frenzy and racial tensions, featured exclusive footage and audio, ultimately resulting in his acquittal on all charges.
Owney Madden, a powerful Prohibition-era gangster, navigated the criminal underworld with strategic finesse, contrasting sharply with the fate of his associate John "Red" Hamilton.
Led by Abba Kovner, Holocaust survivors known as Nakam plotted to kill six million Germans through poisoning water supplies and targeting Nazi officials.
Henri Landru, a Parisian serial killer during World War I, preyed on vulnerable women, prompting two determined women to gather evidence and seek justice.
Harold Shipman, a British doctor and one of history's most prolific serial killers, is examined alongside Myra Hindley, a notorious figure in the Moors murders.
The Yakuza face extinction as Japan cracks down on organised crime syndicates.
Kieran Kelly, an Irish serial killer active from 1953 to 1983, targeted vulnerable members of society, claiming to have murdered at least three people.
In Spalding, Lincolnshire, a double homicide committed by fourteen-year-olds Kim Edwards and Lucas Markham reveals the chilling consequences of a toxic teenage romance.
Adolf Eichmann, the key architect of the Holocaust, was captured by US forces after World War II, escaped to Argentina, and was later hunted down and tried for his crimes.
A love-struck girlfriend hijacks a helicopter in a dramatic prison break that frees 38 inmates from a facility in the United States.
Mortgage brokers and New York executives expose fraudulent transactions at Lehman Brothers, but their warnings go unheeded, leading to a financial catastrophe.
The Night Wolves, Russia's largest motorcycle club with ties to President Vladimir Putin, faces allegations of extremist activities and involvement in the Ukraine conflict.
Julia has been blind since age four and deaf since age 20, yet she is determined to raise her daughter independently despite significant challenges.
Shrewsbury Prison in Shropshire reveals a dark history of capital punishment, violent crime, and notorious riots that have shaped Britain's penal system.
Amber Wright, labeled "the most dangerous 15-year-old," orchestrated the brutal murder of Seath Jackson with the help of five accomplices in Florida.
Two murder investigations highlight the critical role of digital forensics and CCTV footage in modern police work, revealing how criminals leave a digital footprint.
In 2002, a series of bank robberies in Canada are linked to an unexpected suspect, an overweight man whose identity surprises investigators.
Four bombs concealed in identical toolboxes exploded in northern and western New York in December 1993, killing five and injuring two.
