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Raymond Boulanger, a former CIA pilot, transitioned from covert operations in Southeast Asia to transporting cocaine for Colombian cartels, culminating in a 1992 arrest in Canada.
Children of divorce often face challenges in their own relationships, as Barbara De Angelis discusses the impact of parental separation on their choices.
Ava Worthington, a 15-month-old girl, fell ill with a cold as her parents, Carl and Raylene, relied on the beliefs of the Followers of Christ church.
Lee, known as the Rocket Rabbi, performs stunts on his mobility scooter to attract customers to his bar in Benidorm, where over 250 clubs and bars compete for patrons.
Todd Garton, a manipulative figure in the music industry, orchestrated a plot to have his pregnant wife murdered by a close friend.
Andrea Hicks Jackson, Alyssa Bustamante, and Felicia Morgan exemplify the chilling motivations behind women's involvement in violent crimes, including murder and child homicide.
Raw, real-time footage from September 11, 2001, captures the events of that day as they unfolded, providing an unfiltered historical record.
In a specially-designed nursery in the UK, hidden cameras capture the social and emotional development of children aged 4 to 6 years old.
A 13-story apartment block in Florida collapsed during a demolition in 2018, resulting in chaos and tragedy for the surrounding community.
Fifty states in the U.S. reported obesity rates over 20% in 1995, a stark increase from zero states just a generation earlier.
Married environmental activists Zé Cláudio Ribeiro and Maria do Espirito Santo were murdered in the Amazon, highlighting the violent struggle over land and resources.
The first Americans face existential threats from assimilation efforts in Guatemala and environmental challenges linked to drought and depopulation.
Shinjuku Station in Tokyo, the world's busiest station, manages a staggering 3.6 million passengers daily through precise logistics and advanced technology under the leadership of station master Hidehiko Moriyama.
Niagara Falls is the setting for a six-part docusoap that highlights its unique characters, quirky museums, tourism, and the marriage industry.
After 40 years of separation, an adopted woman learns about her birth mother and half siblings through DNA analysis with Professor Turi King, revealing hidden family ties.
Amateur sailors aboard the Barque Picton Castle face mental and physical challenges as they navigate the globe while adapting to life at sea.
Manned spaceflight is evolving with NASA and private companies targeting Mars, while the controversial Guantanamo Bay prison remains shrouded in mystery.
Ted Ammon's murder in East Hampton reveals a complex web of deceit involving his estranged wife, Generosa Ammon, and her new husband, Danny Pelosi.
Hardcore examines the p*rn industry's troubling portrayal of violence and degradation, featuring candid insights from producers and performers about the ethical costs involved.
The gradual decline of the West India Interest, marked by political reform, economic shifts, and a significant slave rebellion, catalyzed Britain's decision to abolish slavery in 1833.
Waves of EU citizens are emigrating to countries like Mozambique and Argentina, driven by economic instability and a lack of job prospects at home.
A skyscraper in London, known as the Cheese Grater, is shedding bolts the size of human arms, raising safety concerns about its structural integrity.
Gold rushes and wool booms propel Australia towards independence, transforming it into a land of opportunity nearly 50 years after the First Fleet's arrival.
ALS patients face significant challenges in accessing experimental treatments despite increased funding from the Ice Bucket Challenge, as explored by VICE editor Angelina Fanous.
HMP Belmarsh, known as Britain's toughest prison, houses Cat 'A' prisoners deemed major risks to society, particularly in its notorious High Security Unit.
Yemen's Houthi rebels have sparked a violent conflict, prompting Saudi Arabia to launch a relentless bombing campaign to regain control of the region.
Raymond Boulanger, a pilot for the Medellín and Cali cartels, navigates dangerous missions and survival after a crash-landing in the Amazon jungle.
Guests at The Damson Dene challenge manager Wayne with complaints about their stay.
Louisiana's BP oil spill aftermath and Yemen's Houthi rebel movement highlight critical environmental and national security challenges facing the U.S. today.
Greenland's melting glaciers, examined by climate scientist Jason Box, highlight the urgent threat of rising sea levels, while bonded labor in Pakistan reveals human rights abuses.
Chyenne Kircher, a 14-year-old girl from a small community, goes missing, prompting an investigation that reveals confessions and the tragic truth of her fate.
Award-winning TV personality Andrew Younghusband leads 45 amateur sailors aboard the Barque Picton Castle as they navigate the challenges of life at sea.
Filmed in a specially-designed nursery, hidden cameras capture the social and emotional development of children aged 4 to 6 years old in the UK.
In the Brazilian rainforest, the Ashaninka people, led by Benki and Moises Piyako, utilize the Internet to combat illegal logging and promote environmental sustainability.
Tom and Susanna prepare for their wedding at Damson Dene in this second episode.
Carcel Distrital holds about 1,000 inmates, including 50 women, many facing long waits for trial amid a backdrop of violence and drug use.
Financial desperation and manipulation drive in-laws like Katie and Opal to commit murder, revealing the deadly consequences of their actions.
Elizabeth Haysom wrote 39 pages in a diary expressing her intense hatred for her parents before committing a gruesome crime against them.
Student loan debt in America has surged to $1.3 trillion, while fecal transplants emerge as a groundbreaking treatment for severe intestinal infections.
One climber falls 400 meters down Mont Blanc, prompting a rapid response from the French Mountain Rescue Team to save him and his son.
BronyCon, a convention for adult male fans of My Little Pony, is featured alongside the world's largest family and survivalist prepping culture in this episode.
Raoul Peck's series examines the history of colonialism, genocide, and white supremacy, challenging the Eurocentric narrative of history through critical analysis.
Eight police officers engage in candid discussions about systemic issues in policing, including racism, excessive force, and the implications of defunding the police.
A 1,000 square kilometer sea inlet connects Tampa Bay to the Gulf of Mexico, where engineering failures have led to significant disasters and lessons learned.
