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Wolfgang Schmidt and Danilo Restivo, two of history's most notorious killers, committed brutal murders driven by disturbing obsessions and fetishes.
Malaysian Airlines Flight 370 vanished on March 8, 2014, leaving 239 people missing and prompting ongoing demands for investigation and compensation from families.
Zach Bowen, an ex-military man, kills bartender Addie Hall during a tumultuous relationship in post-Hurricane Katrina New Orleans.
In Cité Soleil, Port-au-Prince, nearly 700,000 residents endure extreme poverty and violence amid ongoing gang wars for control over drugs and territory.
A deputy's routine patrol escalates into a high-stakes foot chase after a suspect involved in a synthetic marijuana deal flees across a busy highway.
Korean Air Flight 858's mid-air explosion in 1987 marks a pivotal North Korean Air Attack.
Alberto 'Chino' Carias, a former criminal turned government official, exemplifies the complex legacy of the Tupamaros in Caracas amid Venezuela's economic collapse.
A family's £2,700 investment in a second-hand car reveals serious safety issues, leading to a tense confrontation with Sheriffs and law enforcement over an unpaid tribunal award.
Jane Clough fights for justice against her abusive husband, Jonathan Vass, before her tragic death.
Stalin's secret police, the NKVD, executed thousands of Polish officers in the 1940 Katyn Massacre, highlighting a brutal era of repression in the USSR.
In October 2010, the murder of Nathalie Villermet, a beloved hotel manager near Paris, reveals a web of suspicion surrounding her hotel guests.
True Canadian crime investigations emphasize the critical 72-hour window for gathering essential evidence following a criminal event.
In June 2010, Derek Bird launched a 150-minute shooting spree across West Cumbria, resulting in 12 deaths and leaving a lasting impact on the community.
Criminal profiling serves as a crucial tool for law enforcement, enabling experts to analyze motives and patterns to apprehend some of history's most dangerous killers.
Miami-Dade Boot Camp subjects underage criminals to extreme physical and psychological drills in hopes of achieving early release, contrasting sharply with life in Miami-Dade County Jail.
In the slums of Caracas, Venezuela, armed leftist groups known as 'colectivos' provide vigilante justice amid rampant crime and political instability.
Residents of Slab City live off-grid in broken trailers and old school buses, relying on each other for support in California's poorest desert region.
Color footage from hidden archives reveals a vivid and unsettling portrayal of life in Hitler's Germany, capturing both public spectacles and private moments.
Lisa Renee, a 16-year-old honor student, was kidnapped in 1994 by a drug gang seeking revenge for her brothers' actions, leading to a frantic FBI manhunt.
Dozens of ships carrying toxic waste were allegedly sunk in the Mediterranean during the 1980s and 1990s, contributing to a long-standing environmental crisis.
Islamic extremists in Indonesia may operate with the complicity of security agencies, raising questions about the motivations behind the war on terror.
Phnom Penh, founded in the 15th century, is home to over one and a half million residents and features the Royal Palace, completed in the mid-19th century.
Jennifer Mee, known as America's "Hiccup Girl," was sentenced to life in prison for her role in a robbery that resulted in the murder of Shannon Griffin.
True Canadian crime investigations emphasize the critical 72-hour window for gathering essential evidence following a crime.
Amanda Knox's involvement in the controversial murder case of Meredith Kercher highlights the complexities of the Italian justice system and media sensationalism.
Three heavily armed men ambushed two Puerto Rican patrolmen in 1978, killing one and forcing the other into the woods, marking the start of a violent insurgency.
Opium smugglers in the Golden Triangle, a region straddling Laos, Thailand, and Myanmar, are followed by producer Theo Baltz and journalist Sabine Christiansen.
HSBC, a major global financial institution, has faced allegations of corruption, money laundering, and manipulation, with significant political protection from figures like George Osborne.
Steven French, a notorious Liverpool gangster turned anti-violence campaigner, reflects on his criminal past and the dramatic events that led to his reformation.
Ed Dossett and David Leath, both prominent figures in Knoxville, were friends who married the same woman and were later found dead under suspicious circumstances.
In early 1949, police in England investigated the disappearance of wealthy widow Olive Durand Deacon, leading to a gruesome confession from her murderer.
Forensic experts analyze how a breast implant led to the exposure of a murder plot, highlighting the effectiveness of modern crime-solving techniques.
Veteran detective Ron Iddles re-examines evidence after wrongfully arresting an innocent man for a brutal murder, seeking to identify the true killer.
George Gwaltney is convicted of murdering Robin Bishop after FBI evidence links him to the crime.
A global black market for human organs thrives on the desperation of patients and the poverty of donors, revealing a complex network of brokers and unethical practices.
In 'Lego,' an elderly woman is murdered by a serial killer targeting seniors, while 'The Stereo' reveals a decades-old case solved through forensic advancements.
Five days after her abduction, investigators found drops of blood and a torn window screen at Anita Wooldridge's home in Kokomo, Indiana.
Lester Lloyd Coke, known as Jim Brown, led the Shower Posse, a notorious Jamaican criminal organization involved in extensive money-laundering operations and violent crime.
Professor Wilson confronts Bert over the 1987 murder of Hubert Wilkes, as new evidence from his ex-wife Janet Spencer raises questions about his alibi.
In 1995 Houston, Texas, two con-women lure men with promises of sex before drugging and robbing them, raising questions about their mysterious puppet-master.
True Canadian crime investigations emphasize the crucial 72-hour window for evidence collection and case resolution in "72 Hours: True Crime."
In Texas, a gang of seven inmates orchestrates a violent prison break, while IRA terrorists in Britain are recaptured moments after escaping, and an Australian inmate loses significant weight to slip through his cell bars.
The Eulau gravel pit reveals the remains of a Stone Age family, prompting investigations into their simultaneous deaths and the societal dynamics of 4,500 years ago.
Bill Cosby's fall from grace is examined through interviews, recreations, and police footage, highlighting the intersection of Hollywood and crime.
Pierre-François Lacenaire, a once-promising poet, becomes infamous for the brutal murders of Mrs. Chardon and her son in 1834 Paris, marking his descent into crime.
Naples grapples with the pervasive influence of the Camorra, as locals navigate a landscape marked by crime, waste, and a unique police force combating the Mafia.
Félix Rose investigates his father's role in the 1970 kidnapping of minister Pierre Laporte in Quebec.
On October 1, 1993, 12-year-old Polly Klaas is kidnapped from her home in Petaluma, California, leading to a two-month FBI investigation that results in the arrest of Richard Allen Davis.
