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Two years of separation weigh heavily on inmates as they struggle to maintain connections with their families while serving time in a maximum security prison.
Ronnie's team outing to the beach is interrupted by a chaotic barn burner, forcing Ron and Bobby to make a hasty escape from the scene!
Shagun Ferguson's tragic murder highlights the alarming crisis of youth violence in Toronto, where over 125 young Black men have been killed, many unsolved.
Ashcan, a secret prison in Luxembourg, housed and interrogated top Nazi leaders like Hermann Göring after the Allied victory in 1945.
Ukraine's surrogacy industry attracts desperate couples but faces criticism for exploiting vulnerable women and leaving abandoned babies in dire situations.
Susan May, wrongfully convicted of murdering her aunt Hilda Marchbank in 1992, spent 12 years in prison before her release in 2005, continuing to fight for her innocence until her death in 2013.
Guns among South African school pupils have become a disturbing norm, driven by gang violence and drug dealing, escalating crime in educational settings.
International espionage and counterintelligence are examined through the lens of real FBI and NCIS operatives as they combat insider threats and technology theft.
Britain's child criminals face a relentless cycle of crime and incarceration, as police and social services grapple with deep-rooted issues in rehabilitation.
Stephen French, a notorious Liverpool gangster known as 'The Devil', reflects on his violent past and the impact of the Toxteth riots on his life.
Stalin's secret services orchestrated a vast espionage network that infiltrated key military and intelligence operations, ultimately enabling the Soviet Union to develop its own atomic bomb.
On July 25, 2000, Air France Flight 4590 crashed shortly after takeoff from Paris, killing all 109 passengers on board and four people on the ground.
Oklahoma's extreme conservatism is highlighted by its strict abortion laws, high incarceration rates, and widespread climate change skepticism among its predominantly white, rural population.
Port Moresby, plagued by violent gang wars and rampant corruption, faces extreme poverty and a crisis of gender-based violence, with women suffering disproportionately.
Allan Gerson's lawsuit against Saudi charities and royal family members alleges their financial support for terrorism, including the September 11 attacks and Bali bombing.
Pierre-François Lacenaire transforms from a promising poet to a notorious murderer.
Sheriffs confront uncooperative debtors across various cases, from unsafe cars to unpaid services, as they strive to recover owed money in high-stakes situations.
Detective Ron Iddles revisits a cold case involving a missing man suspected of murdering his wealthy parents, leading to a discovery beneath a chicken coop.
Richard Buttrose, a notorious drug dealer, is arrested by the New South Wales Police in Australia.
Juvenile delinquency in Montréal is examined through the voices of boys as young as ten, who share their experiences with crime and aspirations for the future.
Eric Robert Rudolph, a Christian extremist, orchestrated a series of domestic bombings in the U.S., targeting first responders and instilling nationwide fear.
Michael Dippolito marries Dalia, who plots his murder and is caught by the Police.
J. Edgar Hoover's nearly fifty-year leadership of the FBI transformed it into a powerful search engine, granting him extraordinary influence over American politics.
Ahmad Ramadan leads a secret network tracking down former ISIS fighters in Europe, holding them accountable while facing threats from the very group they oppose.
Tim Tillman, a revered pastor in Alabama, faces allegations of murdering his wife, Janet, following her tragic death, shaking the faith of his community.
Victoria Cilliers survives a skydive with failed parachutes, revealing her husband's murderous intent.
A landmark experiment restages a murder trial, questioning the justice system's reliability.
CIA operations reveal the agency's strategic involvement in high-stakes missions, including the takedown of Gaddafi and the rescue of hostages in Iran.
Solitary confinement in Britain's toughest prisons raises questions about its impact on violent offenders and the potential for psychological harm.
Pablo Escobar, the notorious leader of the Medellin cartel, is examined through archival footage and interviews, detailing his rise as South America's first billionaire criminal.
Inmates at a Brazilian prison without locks can walk out the gates anytime, as they enforce rules and take responsibility for each other.
On June 17, 1994, O.J. Simpson led police on a high-speed chase in a white Bronco, capturing national attention amid a murder investigation.
In Medelln, John Jairo Velasquez, known as Popeye, reflects on his life as Pablo Escobar's assassin, revealing his past of violence and current status as a wanted man.
In the early 1990s, a college student in South Philadelphia owed the mob $1,000, prompting him to become an informant for the FBI.
Malaysia's government intensifies its crackdown on dissent, targeting activists and opposition figures amid rising political tensions in October 2009.
Colton Harris-Moore, at 19 years old, faced dozens of criminal charges after crashing a stolen plane in the Bahamas.
In the Kia Marama Unit, a psychological treatment program aims to rehabilitate child sex offenders by addressing their cognitive distortions and promoting empathy for victims.
Japan's Yakuza, a powerful underworld organization, is examined through its post-war rise, rituals, and the fear tactics that sustain its influence.
Richard Nixon's political career, marked by Vietnam War complexities and diplomatic strides with China, culminated in the Watergate scandal that reshaped American politics.
Talibes, young boys in Senegal, endure harsh conditions as they are forced to beg for hours daily in exchange for Koranic education at religious schools.
Life inside Singapore's maximum-security prison reveals the daily routines, emotional struggles, and paths to redemption faced by long-term inmates.
Four infamous murder cases from the Civil Rights Era are reopened, leading to prosecutions of individuals who evaded justice for decades.
Former Irish police officers adapt to the challenges of policing in Australia, from remote outback emergencies to urban crime investigations in Perth.
Bexar County Jail in Texas reveals the harsh realities of incarceration as Reggie Yates experiences life alongside inmates for a week.
Firefighters combat extreme wildfires and oil well explosions while arson detectives employ forensic science to investigate suspicious blazes and disasters.
Sobibor, alongside Treblinka and Majdanek, was a key site in Operation Reinhardt, a Nazi campaign that resulted in the murder of nearly two million people from 1942 to 1943.
Michael Fay forged licenses and medical records to fly commercial jets worldwide, prompting a relentless pursuit by Special Branch to apprehend him.
After 14 years on the force, Carol Banks resigns from her position as a police officer in Toronto, citing rising violence and personal burnout.
