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Eagles of Death Metal recount their harrowing experience during the November 13 Paris terror attacks at the Bataclan concert hall, where 90 lives were lost.
Four young women vanished in Santa Cruz, California, in the early 1970s, leading to the arrest of serial killer Edmund Kemper, known as the Co-ed Butcher.
Gun sales surged during the pandemic, prompting VICE producer Zeke Spector to explore the motivations behind this trend and consider purchasing a firearm himself.
A man's body is discovered by fishermen off the coast of Devon, leading to an investigation into the murder committed by an international conman.
Luis Alfredo Garavito, known as La Bestia, is believed to have murdered hundreds of boys in Colombia during the 1990s, making him the most prolific serial killer in history.
Medieval torture techniques, including hanged, drawn, and quartered, are examined by historian Matt Lewis, highlighting the era's extreme cruelty and brutality.
A missing fisherman off the coast of Maine prompts a psychic medium to provide searchers with specific coordinates in a desperate attempt to locate him.
Boko Haram, notorious for its brutal tactics and the 2014 kidnapping of 276 Nigerian schoolgirls, poses a significant threat to Africa and beyond.
Nearly half a million individuals in American prisons faced mental illness in 2005, raising concerns about the role of jails as modern mental health facilities.
Knife crime in London has surged, driven by a "code of silence" among youth, social media influences, and community struggles for justice amid rising violence.
A group of troubled teenagers in Taranaki faces the consequences of their criminal actions while participating in a transformative early intervention program.
America's heroin and opioid crisis, marked by personal stories of addiction and the role of big pharma, highlights the urgent need for rethinking drug policies.
Five physical assaults occur each week on staff at Broadmoor Hospital, a high-security psychiatric facility in Berkshire.
Marie Hilly faked her own death to evade justice while her husband and daughter suffered from heavy metal poisoning, revealing a chilling tale of deceit.
Route 36, the world's only known cocaine bar in Bolivia, serves high-purity cocaine alongside cocktails while navigating local corruption and cultural traditions.
In the late 1980s, Arnold Friedman, a computer teacher in Great Neck, New York, faced allegations of child molestation after a foreign child pornography magazine was sent to his home.
Over a thousand hours of footage from a six-week surveillance operation in 2005 reveal gang members in Rockford, Illinois, engaging in drug sales and gunplay.
Himachal Pradesh faces a severe heroin crisis, with opioid use rates double that of the rest of India, fueled by drug trafficking and narco-terrorism.
One police officer's life changes dramatically when his fiancée begins a relationship with a gang leader serving time for murder.
Jack Teixeira, a young Air National Guardsman, allegedly leaked over 300 pages of classified U.S. government documents on Discord, raising serious security concerns.
Illegal raves in Ukraine's civil war zone showcase how youth navigate curfews and patrols to celebrate life amidst conflict and danger.
Andreas Christopheros recounts the life-altering incident when a stranger threw sulfuric acid in his face, detailing his recovery and advocacy for justice.
Minamoto no Yoritomo, the first Shogun of the Kamakura Shogunate, rose to power through the brutal elimination of his own family members during the Genpei War.
The Ku Klux Klan's evolution from a Reconstruction-era terror group to a decentralized movement during the Cold War highlights its violent campaign against civil rights.
Coltan, a conflict mineral essential for electronics, is linked to the exploitation of child soldiers and the deaths of over 5 million people in Congo.
Young riders in London organize huge ride outs and gain thousands of followers on Instagram, transforming mopeds into symbols of a vibrant subculture.
More than 230,000 people have died in Mexico's drug war since 2006, with the Sinaloa cartel generating up to 12 billion dollars annually.
More than 100 lives have been lost in annual riots at Urso Branco prison since 2002, driven by violent gang conflicts over drug control.
Frankie supports Nate, a former recovery advocate battling heroin addiction, while Allie seeks a scholarship for her best friend Kelly to enter rehab.
Zoot Suit Riots in Los Angeles during WWII saw white servicemen and civilians violently attack Hispanic youths, targeting their distinctive clothing as unpatriotic.
In Mobile, Alabama, the 1995 murder of 18-year-old Katherine Foster remains unsolved for decades until advancements at the Body Farm provide crucial forensic evidence.
Sakawa, a phenomenon in Ghana, combines traditional Juju rituals with internet scamming, creating a lucrative underground economy that raises national concerns.
Five murders are officially attributed to the Zodiac Killer, who claimed to have killed 13 individuals and sent taunting letters to the media.
Forty-eight confirmed murders mark Gary Ridgway's nineteen-year reign of terror in Washington, making him the most prolific serial killer in U.S. history.
Mary Ann Cotton, a notorious Victorian figure, was executed in 1873 for murdering multiple family members out of greed.
Four teenagers were shot to death in Plamann Park, Appleton, Wisconsin, in 1995, raising concerns about gang violence in the small town.
Approximately 20% of male inmates at Alabama's Limestone Correctional Facility report experiencing sexual assault, reflecting a violent prison culture.
In Malverne, Arkansas, the abduction of a local police investigator's son prompts his parents to seek assistance from a psychic after a failed manhunt.
Franz Stangl, an Austrian policeman and Nazi party member, oversaw the genocide of 800,000 people before escaping to Brazil after World War II.
Insys Therapeutics profited from a fentanyl-based painkiller by bribing doctors and misleading insurers, ultimately leading to federal prosecution and prison sentences for executives.
One in two people in the UK believe in life after death, a belief that drives thousands to seek evidence from Keith Charles, a former police officer turned psychic.
David Coleman Headley, an American informant, played a crucial role in the 2008 Mumbai attack, raising questions about the effectiveness of U.S. intelligence.
Evidence of potential war crimes committed by Russian troops in Ukraine is meticulously documented through original footage, interviews, and verified intelligence.
Pope Francis's reforms and the internal power struggles within the Vatican are examined alongside the scandals of wartime silence, financial corruption, and pedophilia cover-ups.
Media portrayal of crime influences public perception, prompting VICE Producer Zeke Spector to explore its impact and potential solutions for communities.
Dow Chemical experimented on inmates at Holmesburg Prison with dioxin, a carcinogenic substance linked to severe health issues and corporate secrecy.
Terrorgram Collective, an online network, exemplifies the rise of far-right extremism on loosely-moderated platforms, leading to global acts of white supremacist terrorism.
Vigilantes in Guerrero, Mexico, armed with machetes and rifles, take justice into their own hands amid escalating violence from drug cartels and authorities.
