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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.
Mark and Tony, sheriffs at Southend airport, face the challenge of seizing a private jet over unpaid fees while also dealing with a faulty BMW X5.
In maximum-security facilities, young offenders like Bobby Sheets and Isaiah Robinson highlight the complexities of juvenile justice and the debate over rehabilitation versus punishment.
Jordan Belfort defrauded ordinary Americans out of $200 million through his brokerage firm, Stratton Oakmont, impacting 1,500 victims.
A 52-month prison sentence was imposed on Michel Dumont for a crime he did not commit, based solely on the victim's testimony.
Sergeant Bernie "Whistling" Smith patrols Vancouver's Eastside, providing support and friendship to the area's marginalized residents while enforcing the law.
Ordinary people in Kashmir face daily threats from terrorism and government crackdowns, resulting in routine disappearances, executions, and torture.
Seventeen U.S. sailors died on October 12, 2000, when Al-Qaeda operatives attacked the USS Cole in Aden, Yemen.
On September 24, 1994, 16-year-old Lisa Renee was kidnapped from her Arlington, Texas home by men posing as FBI agents.
Homicide detective Rod Demery and forensic scientist Turi King investigate the ancient murders of Tollund Man and Ötzi the Iceman using modern forensic techniques.
Mark Chapman’s motivations for shooting John Lennon are explored through interviews and analysis, shedding light on the events leading to that fateful day.
Lesley Warren, a young man from North Carolina, charms four women before revealing his true nature as a cold-blooded serial killer who strangles them.
Harold Shipman, a British doctor convicted in 2000 for murdering 15 patients, is suspected of killing up to 215 individuals, while Stephanie Slater's 1992 kidnapping highlights the complexities of criminal justice.
Fearless journalists and activists expose Vietnam war crimes and government corruption.
Anders Breivik, a far-right Norwegian terrorist, committed a massacre that claimed 77 lives on July 22, 2011, shaped by a troubling childhood.
Notorious figures such as Jack the Ripper and events like the Dreyfus Affair and the Columbine High School shooting illustrate crimes that have significantly shaped history.
Mickey Spillane's reign in Hell's Kitchen ends as Jimmy Coonan's Westies ignite a mob war.
In the 1920s, the Osage Indian Nation in Oklahoma faced a series of murders linked to their oil wealth, prompting intervention by J. Edgar Hoover's FBI to expose systemic corruption.
Haley Oaks, diagnosed with Progeria, ages 8 to 10 times faster than her peers, making her body older than her grandmother's by age six.
A French journalist infiltrated a cell of apprentice jihadists, capturing their radicalization and plans for an attack in France over six months.
Fred Dinenage explores the violent legacy of the Richardson Brothers, known as the 'Torture Gang', who terrorized London in the 1960s alongside the Kray Twins.
A family grapples with accusations of abuse as child welfare services investigate the complex dynamics between a mother, her husband, and their daughter.
Rwanda's genocide left a profound impact on the nation, examining the fates of those responsible reveals the complexities of justice and reconciliation.
Myanmar's Shan State has become the epicentre of Asia's methamphetamine production, fueled by ethnic conflicts and easy access to precursor chemicals.
Merville Barracks faces allegations of domestic violence and a lack of respect among detainees following a conviction for indecent misconduct.
1,700 public cleanliness fines are issued each year in Lausanne, where littering is strictly regulated and can result in hefty penalties.
A crime wave in June 1997 left a farming community in Iowa reeling after the murder of farmhand Barbara Garver and a subsequent multi-state manhunt.
In 2001 Toronto, a series of crimes targeting homeless individuals culminates in the murder of a local man known as Santa Claus.
A Filipino student faces deportation after losing £2450 on a healthcare qualification, while sheriffs work to restore her life and recover debts owed to a veteran.
Amos Dov Silver is arrested in a Kiev hotel for running the drug app Telegrass in March 2019.
Customs and Border Protection's K9 units play a crucial role in intercepting drug shipments and illegal crossings at the U.S.-Mexico border, seizing millions in narcotics.
In 1989, the murder of Dr. Jeffrey Farcus in Pittsburgh shocked the community and left detectives grappling with a case that defied explanation.
The 2006 Valencia subway disaster, which resulted in 43 deaths, is examined alongside the subsequent media blackout and political cover-up during the Pope's visit.
Seven-year-old Zeanna Fairchild's disappearance in December 1999 reveals a troubling web of conflicting stories and a community rife with convicted offenders.
This series explores women's lives in Italy's mafia and their choices between loyalty and betrayal.
Sarah Pender, once labeled America’s Most Wanted woman, shares her experiences in solitary confinement alongside other female inmates at Indiana Women’s Prison.
Joseph Kony, Africa's most wanted warlord, evaded capture during a five-year U.S. military operation in Uganda and the Central African Republic, raising questions about the true motives behind the mission.
In 1980, bookseller Maria James was murdered, leading Detective Ron Iddles to investigate a priest seen covered in blood and a critical DNA evidence mix-up.
Texas aims to reduce the financial burden of building prisons, which cost too much, by prioritizing rehabilitation programs for offenders.
Sam "Skelly" McCrory, a former skinhead and notorious UDA member, reflects on his past and embraces his identity as an openly gay man.
Madagascar's bourbon vanilla trade, valued at up to 700 euros per kilogram, has ignited fierce competition and crime, impacting local farmers and the global market.
Raymond "Ray Chuck" Bennett, known for the "Great Bookie Robbery" at the Australian Jockey Club, was an armed robber who took on high-risk heists.
Two former prisoners in Germany face challenges during their first year of freedom.
Roger Milliss, Michael Hyde, Gary Foley, and Frank Hardy confront their ASIO intelligence files, revealing the impact of government surveillance on dissent in Australia.
Joshua Davies, after a bitter breakup, posted violent threats on social media, leading to a real-life crime fueled by online incitement and peer encouragement.
Miami's SRT, known as 'The Real Men in Black', conducts high-stakes operations against gangs and terrorists, revealing the complexities of their elite work.
Two teenagers in Connecticut confront a hidden criminal network after one bravely reports her harrowing experiences to the police, changing their lives forever.
