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Electricity, once viewed as a magical force, is explored by theoretical physicist Jim Al-Khalili as a fundamental element driving modern technology and society.
Vancouver's opioid crisis, fueled by the rise of fentanyl, has devastated lives and communities, revealing a stark contrast between beauty and tragedy.
Duma Kumalo was wrongfully sentenced to death and received a last-minute reprieve just moments before his scheduled hanging.
Skull and Bones and the Bavarian Illuminati are examined for their historical influence and connections to modern power structures and secretive practices.
Counterfeit goods, from explosive phone batteries to dangerous fake pharmaceuticals, pose significant health risks and challenge authorities in Europe and beyond.
Two intense FBI investigations expose the brutal tactics of a drug gang in D.C. and a harrowing kidnapping case in Chicago, highlighting law enforcement's challenges.
Todd Becker, a family man from Dallas, is revealed to be involved in a life of crime as a thief, challenging perceptions of his character.
Changi Prison in Singapore, known for its extreme conditions, houses five hardened criminals facing daily struggles in a facility devoid of basic comforts.
A woman discovers that the man she loves, Will Jordan, is a bigamist and a con artist after another woman contacts her about his deceit.
For 30 years, Vincent Gigante wandered the streets of New York's Greenwich Village in a bathrobe, while the FBI believed he led the Genovese crime family.
This episode reveals Jordan Belfort's scam at Stratton Oakmont and other financial crimes.
A chance meeting in Cheltenham leads Fred West and Rose Letts to become a murderous duo.
This landmark experiment tests jury verdicts in a murder trial involving John and Helen.
In 1960 Buenos Aires, a covert team disguised as businessmen successfully kidnaps Adolf Eichmann, a key architect of the Holocaust, to bring him to Israel for trial.
Kim Jong Un, the enigmatic leader of North Korea, is examined through firsthand experiences in Pyongyang and insights from those who knew him in Switzerland.
Florida's late '80s drug trafficking crisis sees law enforcement overwhelmed by violence, prompting them to seek FBI assistance against a notorious kingpin.
In post-World War II Germany, a surge of violent crime, including the 1947 murder of Zenta Hausner and serial killings by Willi Kimmritz, highlights societal collapse.
Jose Guevara, Michael Chamberlin, and Ariana Garcia are Mexican whistleblowers working to expose corruption and drug trafficking linked to powerful cartels.
283 kilos of gold bullion worth about $5.4 million were stolen from Kerry Packer's office in Sydney in April 1995, and no one has ever been charged.
Jennifer was shot in the head and chest on January 6, 2016, leading to her brother Mason's arrest for her murder and a family's struggle to cope.
Birmingham's Brummagems gang made fortunes from racetrack extortion, turning the city's gambling venues into violent battlegrounds in the early 20th century.
25 years is the total time served by several former criminals as they discuss the risks and realities of life in organized crime.
Over 17 years, Theodore Kaczynski mailed at least 16 bombs, resulting in three deaths and 23 injuries across the United States.
An ordinary hoodie and a standard sat nav played crucial roles in identifying the mastermind behind the largest armed robbery in Devon and Cornwall's history.
A body wearing a Rolex watch is discovered by fishermen off the coast of Devon in July 1996, leading to a complex murder investigation.
Andrea Yates, who drowned her five children in 2001, was initially convicted of murder but later found not guilty by reason of insanity, leading to her institutionalization.
George Floyd's murder sparked a pivotal discussion on policing, accountability, and community healing, featuring insights from key figures in the aftermath.
On December 5, 1989, 12-year-old DaNell Porter was kidnapped in Harlem, prompting a joint effort by the NYPD and FBI's C-11 Squad to combat gang violence.
Jerry Givens, a former chief executioner, reflects on the moral complexities of capital punishment alongside victims' families and wrongful conviction cases.
Mount Druitt's residents grapple with the harsh realities of poverty and addiction, as personal disputes escalate into public family conflicts.
Josef Mengele, the notorious "Angel of Death," evaded capture for decades after World War II, living in South America while being pursued by Nazi hunter Simon Wiesenthal.
MS-13, a notorious transnational gang, employs guerrilla warfare tactics and machete attacks to instill fear and assert control in American neighborhoods.
In 1979, British nurse Helen Smith's mysterious death at a party in Saudi Arabia raises unresolved questions of potential murder and family suspicions.
Radicalized farmers and ranchers in Montana form a heavily armed militia, resulting in the longest armed standoff in FBI history.
Dennis Rader, known as BTK, terrorized Wichita, Kansas, for over 30 years, committing ten murders while maintaining a facade as a community leader.
Anton Crafford reveals the harsh realities of being a homicide detective in South Africa.
Muhammad, a 38-year-old Palestinian released from Guantánamo Bay, navigates life in Uruguay while confronting the challenges of freedom and reintegration.
Thomas Coup, a prominent Toronto businessman, vanished under mysterious circumstances, prompting a frantic search and a chilling ransom call to his wife.
Ramses III, the Egyptian pharaoh, was found to have a fatal neck wound, leading to allegations that his harem conspired against him amid a power struggle.
In Toronto, a series of bombings attributed to the Mad Bomber in the 1970s highlights the critical 72-hour window for solving crimes.
The Moscow Theatre Siege in 2002 raises questions about potential FSB involvement, as theories suggest it was orchestrated to discredit Chechen rebels.
Forensic science research explores the complexities of backsplatter from cranial gunshots, as a master's student conducts experiments to simulate crime scenes.
Tommy Carlton, facing $85,000 in child support owed to ex-wife Elizabeth, hired a hit man for $2,000 to eliminate her.
Bulgaria's roads, particularly the perilous Trakia highway, are among the deadliest in Europe, plagued by high accident rates, corruption, and poor maintenance.
An American bank and jewellery bandit commits a series of robberies across Canada, from Toronto to Vancouver, until a police investigation leads to his capture.
Owney Madden rises as a powerful Irish-American mobster in New York during Prohibition.
Waleed Ahmed, once hailed as Norway's Mark Zuckerberg, becomes an FBI most wanted scammer.
The 1999 Clydach murders of Mandy Power and her family remain controversial due to David Morris's conviction and ongoing questions about evidence and police conduct.
