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In Mao County of Sichuan and Chang Yao Island in Fujian, 11-year-old Yang Jiaojiao and 13-year-old Lu Tiansen navigate challenging routes to school.
In 1888 Whitechapel, the infamous serial killer Jack the Ripper murdered five women, with insights from experts Donald Rumbelow and Hallie Rubenhold revealing their true stories.
Bikram Chowdhury claims to have certified more than 11,000 teachers by 2014, despite facing multiple allegations of sexual assault and misconduct.
Eight British teenagers face the harsh realities of an American jail in this intervention program.
In Dallas, millionaire Rosanne is found strangled and shot, leading to an investigation that reveals her husband Peter, lover Larry, and socialite Joy's deadly secrets.
A young woman is found dead in a fire, with evidence revealing she was a victim of ligature strangulation and sexual assault.
Escuela Caribe, a Christian boarding school in the Dominican Republic, conceals troubling realities behind its facade of rehabilitation for troubled teens.
Shay and Kimmy engage with college students in the US and UK, addressing the challenges of a p*rnified, casual s*x culture and its impact on relationships.
Charlie White, a millionaire from Horseshoe Bay, meets a violent end amid a web of greed and jealousy, leading to a complex murder investigation and trial.
David and Harry navigate Reno, meeting diverse homeless travelers and hitchhikers as they continue their trek from Tijuana to the North Pole.
Barbara De Angelis provides strategies for mothers who leave the workforce to prioritize their children, addressing feelings of guilt and unfulfillment.
The English Defence League, an Islamophobic group, has gained traction in the UK, prompting comedian Jamali Maddix to engage with its supporters post-Brexit.
September 11, 2001, unfolds in real-time through authentic footage and audio, capturing the immediate chaos and responses as events escalate dramatically.
Helmut Buxbaum, a millionaire nursing home owner, leads a double life filled with indulgence in drugs and prostitution, contrasting sharply with his public persona as a devout churchgoer.
A massive sinkhole in New York swallowed an entire van, exposing the dangers of aging infrastructure in one of the world's largest cities.
At 10:42 AM on September 11, 2001, eyewitness accounts from the Pentagon and the World Trade Center reveal the chaos and confusion of the attacks as they unfolded.
In Singapore's Changi Prison Complex, six female inmates navigate the challenges of incarceration, confronting personal struggles and relationships amid a backdrop of drug-related offenses.
At Heathrow Animal Reception Centre, a pack of huskies, a pair of penguins, and a cat named Sadie are processed as unique animal passengers during their travels.
In New Jersey, a chemical plant explosion ignites a massive fire, revealing engineering failures and the community's response to the ensuing crisis.
In January 2012, the Costa Concordia sank off the coast of Italy, leading to extensive search and rescue operations and a complex salvage effort involving advanced engineering techniques.
Five crew members, including Skipper Steve Conway, face hypothermia and the threat of drowning after their boat capsizes in the Gulf of Mexico.
Afghan security forces face challenges of ineptitude, drug abuse, and corruption, as on-the-ground footage reveals ongoing conflict with the Taliban.
Tim and Ashley are rushed to St George's Hospital after a serious motorcycle crash, where the trauma team addresses potential life-altering injuries.
William Inmon, identified as America's youngest serial killer, walks into a police station claiming harassment, only for tapes to reveal his true nature.
Five sisters, separated in foster care, reunite to find out if they share the same father through DNA testing and confront their family history.
September 11, 2001, is presented through authentic footage and audio, capturing the timeline and immediate aftermath of the first tower's collapse.
Love can lead to lethal outcomes, as illustrated by chilling stories of women who resort to unconventional weapons in deadly breakups.
Max the retriever goes missing at Animal Airport, causing delays and expenses for owner Javier, while Luigi the Chihuahua reunites with his owner after a stressful flight.
Shinto, Japan's indigenous spirituality, is explored through expert interviews and insights into its rituals and beliefs.
William Inmon, identified as America's youngest serial killer, confesses to his crimes during an interview with Chief of Police Steve West and Officer Luas Rodriguez.
In Columbus, Mississippi, crime author M. William Phelps investigates the brutal murders of five elderly residents in the late 1990s, raising critical questions about the case.
Orthodox and Roman Catholic Christianity are explored through expert interviews, highlighting their beliefs, practices, and historical significance.
In 1994, 15-year-old Michael Ross committed a murder at an Indian restaurant in Kirkwall, Isle of Orkney, influenced by family issues and racial tensions.
Around 35,000 young working-class white men are currently in the prison system, reflecting the struggles faced by this demographic in Britain.
Kyrgyz nomads in the Pamir region of Eastern Afghanistan face existential threats from globalization while striving to preserve their unique traditions and way of life.
African and African American religions are explored through expert interviews, emphasizing their importance in the broader context of global spiritual beliefs.
In 2016, Binda Gill and Git Ronald were convicted of first-degree murder, revealing how secret relationships can lead to deadly betrayals.
Women have been known to use their beauty and charm to manipulate and kill, as seen in cases of fatal seduction and sister killers.
Danny and Charlene Hill's affluent life in Nashville unravels into a tale of domestic abuse and violence, culminating in a tragic confrontation.
In February 2011, a powerful earthquake struck Christchurch, causing widespread destruction and significant loss of life in the city.
More than 200,000 animals passed through Heathrow's Animal Reception Center last year, where staff ensure their health and legal entry into the UK.
Roger's strategy to boost profits at the auction house involves offering fewer, high-quality items, catering to affluent clients like Russian millionaire Galia.
David Oar, a shopkeeper from the United States, was found decapitated in his home, leading investigators to explore connections to ritualistic murders and satanic symbols.
Religions practiced by small societies, such as the San people of Southern Africa and the Inuit of the Arctic, are explored through expert insights and interviews.
In a specially-designed nursery, hidden cameras capture the social and emotional development of children aged 4 to 6 as they form friendships and navigate social hierarchies.
Ocean fishermen, on-board surgeons, rescue pilots from the French Navy, and icebreaker pilots face extreme conditions and dangers while working on the high seas.
Mixed-race babies born in the UK during WWII, the children of British mothers and African-American GIs, navigate complex identities and family secrets revealed through DNA testing.
Westboro Baptist Church members share their experiences and beliefs, revealing the impact of indoctrination on families and children within the controversial group.
