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Veteran detective Ron Iddles re-examines evidence after wrongfully arresting an innocent man for a brutal murder, seeking to identify the true killer.
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.
Iraqi television has transformed dramatically since the fall of Saddam Hussein, giving rise to a vibrant landscape of new voices and creative programming.
In Colombia, Honduras, Panama, and Brazil, Indigenous and Afro-descendant communities like the Garifunas, Kuna, Wayuu, and Jangadeiros shape their identities through their deep connections to the ocean.
In Uganda, proposed laws threaten the lives of gay individuals, while Stephen Fry explores the global origins and impacts of homophobia, meeting figures like Elton John and Neil Patrick Harris.
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.
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.
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."
Johnny and Baljinder navigate the complexities of Sikh arranged marriages while Wasim seeks love against the pressures of cultural expectations.
Benny Hinn's televangelism is scrutinized for its alleged false prophecies and fake miracles, revealing the psychological and financial mechanisms behind faith healing.
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.
Bill Cosby's fall from grace is examined through interviews, recreations, and police footage, highlighting the intersection of Hollywood and crime.
Life on the Homefront during World War II in Germany is marked by rationing, bereavement, and the profound impact of the Holocaust and Allied bombings.
In Buffalo, Kelly faces a difficult decision after her husband resigns, while Scott competes for a new flying position against a rival.
Colin Kaepernick's decision to take the knee during the national anthem in 2016 sparked significant backlash and cost him his career in the NFL.
More than 40 years after her adoption, Sophie English returns to Vietnam to confront her identity and search for her birth mother.
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.
Jimmy Doolittle's career is examined, highlighting his air speed records, the 1942 Tokyo Raid, and the risks of involving Brigadier General Arthur W. Vanaman.
Over 3 million pounds in debt led to a creditors meeting for a collapsed construction business, revealing the emotional toll of insolvency.
Rohingya people in Myanmar face severe persecution, leading to a mass exodus and the establishment of the world's largest refugee camp in Bangladesh.
In Bali, activist Daru confronts Indonesia's ecological crisis driven by plastic pollution, illegal waste imports, and aggressive industrialization threatening local communities.
Adventure photographers, stunt riders, and naval commanders share their high-pressure experiences and the risks involved in their extraordinary professions.
Successful protests at San Francisco State University and the City University of New York led to the establishment of the first Black and Ethnic Studies departments in the U.S.
Lamma Island offers a tranquil escape from Hong Kong's densely populated urban life.
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.
The challenges faced by England's national football team management highlight the complexities of leadership in high-stakes sports environments.
In 1971, Daniel Ellsberg leaked the Pentagon Papers to The New York Times, revealing decades of deception regarding the Vietnam War and influencing U.S. politics.
Kim Jong-il's regime in North Korea is marked by brutal repression, including the torture and execution of dissenters, while he indulges in a lavish lifestyle.
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.
20 million people live in Beijing, with many like 32-year-old Gavin struggling to find a partner in a society where being single is frowned upon.
Madeleine Albright reflects on her childhood in war-torn London, her family's immigration to the U.S., and her historic role as America's first female Secretary of State.
More than 1 million people have left Detroit since 1960, contributing to the city's decline and the rise of thousands of abandoned buildings.
Saudi Arabia's ambitious tourism campaign aims to attract millions of visitors while grappling with ongoing human rights concerns and political repression.
In 2014, the deadliest Ebola outbreak in history devastated West Africa, highlighting the bravery of healthcare workers and survivors amid overwhelming challenges.
Anonymous, the hacker group known for its high-profile cyber attacks and activism, is examined for its influence on global politics and digital security.
Bill and Melinda Gates reflect on their friendship with Warren Buffett and the influence of his significant contributions to the Gates Foundation.
A group of zookeepers in a rehabilitation center works to help former laboratory apes recover from the emotional trauma inflicted by scientific experiments.
In an intensive group therapy program, violent fathers confront their abusive behaviors and the impact on their families, guided by counselors and real testimonies.
Transgender individuals in Pakistan face significant challenges, including limited rights and violence, while some create vibrant underground communities in Karachi.
Climate change is transforming the lives of millions in the Global South, turning fertile land into desert and displacing communities through rising sea levels and natural disasters.
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.
Archival footage from the D-Day landings highlights key moments of World War II, including the Italian armistice and the Allied forces' strategic operations in Europe.
Narcocorrido, a controversial genre of music in Mexico, glorifies drug cartels and violence, showcasing its cultural impact amid government bans and societal complexities.
Encounters with a large, fur-covered creature have surged in the video age, supported by new sightings and advancements in DNA testing on samples.
Aboard the HDMS Absalon, Danish naval forces engage in anti-piracy operations to protect vital shipping lanes threatened by modern piracy in Asia.
