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A human skull found at a Boy Scout camp in Missouri leads forensic pathologist Dr. Michael Baden to expose the victim's husband's lies about her disappearance.
Serial killers operate across America's streets and highways, driven by a compulsion to take lives for the thrill it brings.
Death Valley's extreme environment is examined alongside a troubling pattern of unexplained deaths and disappearances, raising questions about hidden dangers within the park.
Couples and family members who share a bond of violence are examined, highlighting the psychological connections that lead to their collaborative murders.
At 57, Pinhas Attali lives in Kiryat Arba, a Jewish settlement near Hebron, where he raises nine children and views his life as a divine mission.
El Salvador faces unprecedented gang violence as thousands of deported American gang members wreak havoc, leaving communities devastated and lives shattered.
Barbara Stager, Blanche Taylor Moore, and Sylvia White are examined for their criminal activities and the psychological factors influencing their actions.
A rookie border agent at the Juarez-Lincoln Bridge makes a record $5 million drug bust, seizing a massive stash of liquid meth hidden in a gas tank.
In June 1993, the discovery of a young girl's body in Frankston prompted a complex investigation into the serial murders committed by Paul Denyer.
In the 1960s, Ian Brady and Myra Hindley committed a series of child murders in Manchester, burying four victims on Saddleworth Moor.
The brutal murder of banker Thomas Briggs in 1864 aboard a north London train shattered Victorian beliefs in safety, prompting an international manhunt for his killer.
In December 1988, Mary Ellen Samuels hired a drug dealer to kill her husband Bob, a kind cameraman working on Lethal Weapon 2.
In the United States, notorious criminals are highlighted through examples of the dumbest bank robbers, counterfeit strongholds, and gang culture in St. Louis.
Tracy Richtor orchestrated the murder of her neighbor to frame her ex-husband, revealing a chilling manipulation in a bitter custody battle.
Nurse Beverley Allitt is implicated in a series of suspicious deaths at Grantham and Kesteven Hospital, raising critical questions about patient safety.
Autonomous Nationalists, a brutal Russian Neo-Nazi group, engage in violent attacks and collaborate with European extremists while promoting white supremacy and radical ideologies.
Andorra's banks manage over 49 billion euros, more than 100 times the country's annual budget of 470 million euros, amid a smear campaign against its banking sector.
High-speed police pursuits across the United States highlight the intense and often dangerous nature of law enforcement chases.
This episode reveals the shocking crimes of Dr. Harold Shipman and other chilling cases in Britain.
In July 1996, the murders of Lin Russell and her daughter Megan in Kent sparked one of Britain's most controversial criminal investigations, centering on Michael Stone.
Todd Mullis, an Iowa hog farmer, claimed his wife Amy died from a fall on a corn rake, but investigators found evidence suggesting foul play.
The murder of churchgoer Rhonda Smith in Pensacola reveals a web of illicit relationships and a new pastor's involvement, complicating the investigation.
In the summer of 1982, a methodical predator in Anchorage, Alaska, executed four teenagers in Russian Jack Springs Park, instilling fear in the community.
Robert Pointer was found shot in the head in his wife's Jeep, leading investigators to suspect her involvement in his death.
This marathon shares stories of tragic crimes, including three boys murdered in Chicago.
In 2008, Sarah and Amina Said, two teenage sisters from Texas, were murdered by their father, Yaser Said, in a premeditated honor killing.
Robert King, Herman Wallace, and Albert Woodfox, three former Black Panthers, endured decades of solitary confinement while advocating for prisoners' rights.
Dale Hausner and Sam Dieteman are caught for a series of murders in Phoenix after 15 years.
Between 2005 and 2007, around 40 bodies of mostly homeless men were found in Bitfi Park, Moscow, linked to a serial killer.
In Guildford County Jail, North Carolina, correctional officer Reggie experiences the daily challenges of maintaining order and safety among nearly 1,000 inmates.
In Newport Beach, California, the 15-year investigation into millionaire inventor Bill McLaclin's murder reveals complex alibis from his fiancée, ex-wife, and business partner.
Filmmaker Joel Gilbert reveals the truth behind the Trayvon Martin case that divided America.
A child killer's death sentence commutation in early 1900s Paris ignited public outrage and delayed the abolition of capital punishment in France for decades.
MS-13, a gang rooted in Los Angeles and fueled by historical U.S. interventions, drives a violent exodus from Honduras amid escalating border crises.
In 1995, a significant leak in Washington, D.C. prompts the CIA to initiate a high-stakes investigation to identify the mole responsible for exposing classified information.
Mikey, a young boy played by Brian Bonsall, moves through various foster homes that experience a series of mysterious accidents, raising questions about his true nature.
Incarcerated mothers at the Grand Valley Institution for Women navigate the complexities of parenting behind bars through innovative programs and personal stories.
William Devin Howell, a convicted serial killer in Connecticut, murdered seven women in 2003, prompting forensic psychologists to analyze his case and others like it.
In Easton, Pennsylvania, the murder of teenager Devon Guzman reveals a violent setup that challenges initial assumptions of self-harm.
Graeme Eadie killed Kevin Duncan with a hockey stick after a road rage incident in Canada, raising questions about the causes of extreme aggression.
The heist at the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam lasted just three minutes and 40 seconds, resulting in the theft of two valuable paintings.
In 1988, Australian boxing figure Andrew Kalajzich, once respected on Sydney's Northern Beaches, became one of the wealthiest men convicted of murder.
During World War II, London faced not only the Blitz but also the terror of a serial killer known as the Blackout Ripper, who preyed on vulnerable victims.
America's frontier was home to notorious serial killers like Henry Plummer, Jim "Killer" Miller, and the Bloody Benders, revealing a dark side of the Wild West.
Osama bin Laden's elusive presence during a 15-year manhunt highlights the CIA's challenges, missed opportunities, and the relentless efforts of "The Sisterhood."
A brutal gang war in Canada involves car bombs and jail fights as Maurice Boucher leads the Hell's Angels in a fight for control over the drug trade.
The 1999 disappearances of Carol Sund, her daughter Julie, and friend Silvina Peloso during a trip to Yosemite escalate into a chilling homicide investigation.
A multinational team, led by Canadian lawyer Fiona Sampson, makes legal history in Kenya by advocating for 11 girls facing violence and inequality.
