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Josef Mengele and other Nazi doctors performed in vivo experiments on thousands of prisoners at Auschwitz to develop sterilization methods for what they called inferior races.
Underride crashes involving large trucks have surged in the past decade, raising critical questions about safety measures and industry accountability.
168 boys and 11 girls are held in overcrowded cells in Quezon City, where conditions are unsafe and resources are severely limited.
Damian Rzeszowski kills six people, including four family members, in Jersey on August 14, 2011.
Firefighter James Scott deceives his fiancé Coleen about his job, marital status, and a supposed vasectomy, leading to an investigation by DC Bethan.
Donald Trump’s return to the presidency is examined through pivotal moments in his life, including his 2020 election loss and felony convictions.
A man fell from a plane in Knoxville, Tennessee, on September 10, 1985, with his parachute still unopened, raising questions about his death.
Less than 200 kilometers of paved road exist in South Sudan, a country where American entrepreneurs seek opportunities amid significant challenges.
In 1979, the murder of 18-year-old Michelle Martinko in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, remained unsolved until DNA evidence identified a suspect nearly four decades later.
Colombia's El Naya route reveals the perilous journey of cocaine production, highlighting the challenges faced by those involved in this illicit trade.
Ellie Gould, a 17-year-old from Calne, is murdered by her ex-boyfriend in Wiltshire on May 3, 2019.
7 million people live in Hanoi, where President Barack Obama shares a meal of bun cha with chef Anthony Bourdain, marking a moment of cultural exchange.
The Bethlehem Royal in South London houses 120 mentally disordered offenders, with a bed costing four times more than one in prison.
A dozen deep fried shrimp, a bucket of Kentucky fried chicken, and a pound of strawberries were among the last meal requests of death row inmates.
Federal immigration sweeps under the Trump administration led to widespread protests and arrests of U.S. citizens, raising questions about the enforcement tactics used.
El Hongo houses 3,000 inmates, including cartel assassins and gang members, in a facility designed to be impervious to bribery and corruption.
More than 60 women have come forward to accuse Harvey Weinstein of sexual harassment, assault, and rape, detailing his efforts to silence them.
Sex trafficking in America is exposed through the experiences of young women coerced into prostitution and the efforts of a dedicated police unit combating this exploitation.
One in five Americans takes a psychiatric drug, with pharmaceutical companies promoting benefits while downplaying risks and side effects.
Dr. Stanley Patrick Weber, a government doctor, sexually abused Native American boys for decades while the Indian Health Service failed to intervene despite numerous warnings.
Rebecca, a single mother, deceives her boyfriend Sean by faking terminal cancer and a miscarriage, leading to a web of lies and manipulation.
Michael Roberts, a serial adulterer, murdered his newlywed wife Vicky Roberts by strangulation after she confronted him about his affairs.
Dominique, an unassuming suspect, targets marginalised individuals in a nine-year killing spree.
Six death row inmates escape from a Virginia prison in 1983, overpowering guards and driving off in a prison van, sparking a nationwide manhunt.
Twelve men on Death Row at Indiana State Prison face execution, with one inmate admitting he deserves to die for his crime.
Anatoly Moskvin, a Russian academic, exhumed and preserved the remains of 29 young girls, keeping them in his home as life-sized dolls, shocking the public.
Five men were shot and killed in rural Ohio between 1989 and 1990 by a sniper who targeted joggers and fishermen without any apparent motive.
During a final visit in May 2001, John Battaglia shot his two daughters, Faith, aged 9, and Liberty, aged 6, after a phone call with their mother.
Georgian society in the 18th century was marked by a gin craze that influenced drinking habits, social dynamics, and even the rise of opium and courtesans.
Pendle Hill became the epicenter of 17th-century witchcraft allegations, highlighting the impact of fear and superstition on the infamous trials that ensued.
India's illegal baby trade has led to the kidnapping of hundreds of children, with some adopted by families abroad unaware of their origins.
In 1983 West London, the murder of Jackie Poole remains unsolved until a local psychic claims to receive vital information from her spirit.
Thailand faces a meth epidemic as 'yaba' replaces heroin, leading to a generation of addiction and unique rehab methods involving group vomiting sessions.
The new Tranq crisis in Miami highlights the unique dangers of this drug epidemic through insights from dealers, users, and those combating its spread.
Seventy percent of all released prisoners in Ukraine return to jail, reflecting the challenges faced by inmates in Colony 100, a maximum-security facility.
In December 1984, the murder case of an unidentified woman in Pennsylvania is reignited when a police officer collaborates with a psychic medium to find the killer.
In May 1701, the corpse of convicted pirate Captain William Kidd was displayed at Tilbury Point as a warning to seafarers against piracy.
Nadine Aburas, a woman who met millionaire businessman Sammy Almahri on a dating site, was murdered by him in a hotel room after their relationship soured.
In a baffling murder case, pub landlord Michael Hughes was killed in his bed, prompting local psychic Angela McGee to provide insights that could lead to justice.
A young French nanny was tortured and murdered in September 2017, with her body burned in a garden bonfire in Southfields, London.
At Los Angeles International Airport, Customs and Border Protection agent Rimola monitors drug trafficking from Cali, Colombia, while agents investigate a suspected smuggler at JFK.
Rodney Alcala, a former contestant on "The Dating Game," was revealed to be a notorious serial killer, with new victims emerging years after initial reports.
Tent City Jail in Phoenix, Arizona, houses inmates in army tents from the Korean War, exposing them to extreme temperatures and harsh conditions under a strict sheriff.
In the United States, 16,000 people have lodged complaints for sexual abuse against Catholic priests, revealing a widespread pattern of misconduct and cover-up.
On August 9, 1969, Sharon Tate, eight months pregnant, was murdered along with four others at her home in Benedict Canyon, Los Angeles.
Wall Street executives faced no prosecution for fraud related to toxic mortgage loans, raising questions about accountability in the financial crisis.
Vlach magic, a spiritual practice in Serbia, has been sensationalized by the media, prompting Galeb Nikacevic to explore its rituals in remote villages.
In November 2013, SAC Capital pleaded guilty to charges of pervasive insider trading, resulting in a $1.8 billion penalty.
