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Ivan Milat, an Australian serial killer, murdered seven backpackers in the Belanglo State Forest between 1989 and 1992, leaving several disappearances unsolved.
On September 12, 2013, Eric Mosser finds his wife Isabelle dead in their Illfurth home, prompting an investigation into the circumstances surrounding her murder.
Dr. Chris Van Tulleken examines the dramatic rise in ADHD prescriptions and the impact of over-the-counter medications on children's health and behavior.
One in four of Canada's Indigenous people will spend some part of their life in prison, where access to cultural programs is limited.
Every year, medical brigades visit Honduras, providing healthcare services to communities that often wait months or years for adequate care.
Rap music, rooted in the struggles of ghetto life, has transformed into a mass cultural phenomenon, raising questions about its commercialization and connection to violence.
Harry and Meghan's departure from the royal family is examined alongside their ongoing conflict with the tabloid press and their efforts to share their narrative through a Netflix series.
Renowned human rights lawyer Nasrin Sotoudeh continues her fight for justice in Iran despite being imprisoned, as documented through secret footage and interviews with activists.
Israel's security fence is viewed by Palestinians as a barrier to their statehood and economic viability, while Israelis see it as a necessary measure for safety.
Local communities in the Amazon are actively resisting illegal logging by confronting corrupt timber companies and challenging authorities that protect them.
Hirak Rif protests in Morocco, ignited by a fishmonger's death in 2016, continue amid heavy police presence and widespread calls for basic rights and freedoms.
In 2011, the global population reached 7 billion, coinciding with the rise of 5.9 billion mobile devices and over 800 million Facebook users.
Blockchain technology presents the potential for a decentralized web3.0 that could empower users to control their data, amidst challenges from major corporations.
The last Kyrgyz nomads of the Afghan Pamir endure famine, exile, and war while striving to preserve their traditional way of life in a harsh environment.
Niger Delta faces one of the world's largest ecological disasters, with daily oil spills attributed to poor maintenance and corruption, devastating local communities.
UK Border Force conducts operations to intercept drug traffickers, making multiple arrests and safeguarding the nation's borders from criminal activity.
A Maryland couple raises 14 children, ensuring they stay together while a family in Detroit experiences two significant gender transitions.
Affluent families are increasingly outsourcing parenting to luxury nannies and tutors, raising questions about the emotional costs and impacts on family bonds.
Gaza, facing dire conditions and a looming humanitarian crisis, showcases the resilience of its residents, including rapper Sari Ibrahem, who inspires hope through art.
Technological innovation, global migration, and systemic inequality are transforming the labor market in the 21st century, raising questions about future job prosperity.
Carville, Louisiana, was home to the only leprosy colony in the continental United States, where thousands were exiled due to stigma surrounding their disease.
The world's deadliest migration route is examined through six months of data, highlighting the perilous conditions faced by refugees seeking safety.
Genetic modification in New Zealand sparks intense debate as campaigners push for a GE-free zone while scientists argue the risks are overstated.
São Paulo's stark contrast between extreme wealth and poverty highlights the urgent need for improved infrastructure and social inclusion in urban life.
Indigenous leaders and activists are reclaiming Two-Spirit identities, highlighting the cultural significance of gender and sexuality in their communities.
Samson Styles, a former drug dealer turned journalist, reflects on his near-fatal shooting while seeking reconciliation with his shooter and mentoring a young boy.
Martin Luther King Jr. Day, established as the first national holiday honoring an African American, encountered significant opposition and controversy regarding King's legacy.
Over one million dollars has been raised by the Ladybug Foundation, co-founded by Hannah Taylor to support homeless individuals across Canada.
250 million pounds of cod were landed in 1948, marking a significant moment in the fishing history of Canada's Maritime provinces.
A community of young Europeans on La Gomera embraces alternative lifestyles centered around polyamorous relationships, challenging conventional societal norms.
Overtourism threatens the environment, wildlife, and local communities worldwide, as highlighted by insights from tourism and conservation experts across 15 countries.
Black women entrepreneurs share their inspiring stories and strategies for success, highlighting their impact on business and future generations.
Conjoined twins Reba and Lori Schappell, the world's oldest craniopagus twins, share 30% of their brain and live in Reading, Pennsylvania.
In east London, the murders of three young gay men between 2014 and 2015 revealed the crimes of Stephen Port, a serial killer who targeted vulnerable individuals.
Pakistan's polio crisis is intensified by Taliban attacks on health workers, undermining vaccination efforts and endangering children's health.
In California, the Bling Ring of celebrity-obsessed teenagers stole millions from stars, while Ephron Taylor exploited megachurches to fund his wife's career.
A young man faces life-threatening challenges after a harrowing hostage situation linked to an abusive relationship, highlighting the urgent nature of emergency calls.
Rodney Stotts, a former drug dealer turned licensed falconer, transforms an abandoned barn into a bird sanctuary, offering inner-city youth a path to healing and redemption.
Joseph Brant, a prominent Mohawk leader, played a crucial role in the conflicts between First Nations and British forces during the 18th century.
A blood-stained shopping trolley and distinctive curtains serve as crucial evidence in solving a violent assault and a phone theft, respectively.
Twelve New Zealanders undergo DNA testing to reveal connections to royalty, slave owners, and their long-lost ancestors.
Youth homelessness in Austria affects one-third of the homeless population aged 18 to 30, revealing systemic issues faced by care leavers transitioning to adulthood.
In 1862, the DC Emancipation Act freed approximately 3,100 enslaved individuals in the District of Columbia.
Colleen, a single mother, becomes entangled in a web of deception when James, a man posing as a firefighter, scams her family out of £50,000.
In 1992, twelve unknown actresses brought a case against talent agent Wallace Kaye, highlighting the pervasive issue of the casting couch in Hollywood.
Tom Arnold investigates Donald Trump's alleged use of the 'N' word on the set of The Apprentice, seeking evidence and testimonies from those present.
In June 2018, twelve young footballers became trapped in Thailand's Tham Luang cave during a monsoon, prompting a complex 15-day rescue operation.
China's aggressive tactics against dissidents abroad are highlighted through the experiences of three activists in America fighting for democracy and freedom.
