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Kinzua Bridge, completed in 1882 at over 300 feet tall and 2,000 feet long, was once the tallest railroad bridge in the world before its collapse.
15 women participate in a month-long program on America's only female chain gang, facing strict rules and the challenges of rehabilitation in Maricopa County, Arizona.
A wife's scheme to murder her husband for insurance money reveals the dark realities of domestic violence and the tragic consequences of betrayal.
Raw, real-time footage from September 11, 2001, captures the events of that day as they unfolded, providing an unfiltered historical record.
Tim Harrison, a police officer turned animal advocate, exposes the dark reality of celebrity animal experts and the fate of exotic animals used for entertainment.
Princess Diana's life is examined through her transition from a shy aristocrat to the "People's Princess," highlighting her marriage to Prince Charles and her humanitarian efforts.
Niagara Falls is the setting for a six-part docusoap that highlights its unique characters, quirky museums, tourism, and the marriage industry.
In 2002, Connie Leong and Eric Louis were convicted of murdering her parents, a case described as one of the easiest for investigators to solve.
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 Wilkes-Barre, the death of beloved mother Betty Wolsieffer leads to an investigation that reveals family secrets and hidden motives surrounding her husband Glen Wolsieffer.
Real-life street fights and public altercations highlight the unpredictable nature of human behavior and the consequences of heated confrontations.
MythBusters tests age-old clichés about gender differences through driving competitions, emotional challenges, and grilling contests, revealing unexpected results.
In Idaho, a teen murder plot inspired by horror films reveals the disturbing impact of media on youth and the tragic consequences of fantasy merging with reality.
Life inside one of America's most radical prisons is explored through the experiences of women like Barbara and Cheyenne, who navigate trauma and the challenges of life sentences.
Eight British teens experience America's toughest jail program at Brevard County Jail.
32-year-old English teacher Muhammad Raman is owed over £8,000 in rent and legal fees by his tenant, leading to a chaotic eviction process.
A massive cassowary's arrival at the airport, thousands of bees making a pit stop, and a German Shepherd puppy named Leo highlight the challenges of animal transportation.
Shay shares her experiences with college students in the US and UK, addressing the challenges of a p*rnified, casual s*x lifestyle.
Graham Young, a serial poisoner, was incarcerated at Broadmoor at age 15 for murdering his stepmother and later killed at least two more individuals.
September 11, 2001, unfolds through real-time footage and audio, capturing the escalating confusion and tension as the tragic events of 9/11 begin.
The Battle of Bosworth, fought on August 22, 1485, marked the end of the Wars of the Roses and the rise of Henry VII as the first Tudor monarch.
At Heathrow’s Animal Reception Center, staff manage the care of 50 delayed parrots and a microchip mix-up involving a small dog from China.
A deadly conflict between roommates in a suburban home leads to the discovery of two bodies in a dumpster, prompting a police investigation into the murders.
On April 10, 2008, 16-year-old Megan Landowski was murdered in her home, leaving the Portsmouth, Virginia community in shock and fear.
The Thirty Years' War, fueled by religious conflict and political power struggles, serves as a historical lens to examine contemporary global conflicts.
In a chilling murder case, journalist Paula Zahn interviews family members, lawyers, and detectives to examine the forensic evidence surrounding the crime.
Hooliganism in English football is examined through events like Euro 2000 and the actions of various fan groups, including the Cardiff City Soul Crew and Oldham Athletic.
Robert Chay, a Korean immigrant in North Wales, Pennsylvania, is brutally murdered during a home invasion, highlighting the dangers faced by immigrant families.
Billy, an Asian bull elephant, has spent 30 years in captivity at the Los Angeles Zoo, enduring neglect and poor living conditions.
In San Diego, Furries express their unique subculture while the episode also explores Japan's Apology Agency, cross-dressing in Tokyo, and medieval combat in Prague.
Europe's largest port, Rotterdam, handles 140 million tons of goods annually and employs over 180,000 people to maintain its logistical efficiency.
At Animal Airport, a team of dedicated staff rescues a distressed lemur, reunites a husky with its epileptic owner, and navigates a microchip mystery.
Steph, abandoned as a baby on train tracks, uses DNA testing to trace her origins, revealing family secrets and connections to Gerald Ridyard and a half-brother in Tasmania.
Christa Pike's case highlights the extreme consequences of jealousy and rage, alongside the chilling stories of Sarah Johnson and Piper Rountree's deadly actions.
A series of challenges, including parallel parking and asking for directions, tests the multitasking abilities of men and women to evaluate gender stereotypes.
The York family’s estate, designed by Thomas Webb in 1683, reveals intimate stories of romance and betrayal between the gentry and their servants.
Two climbers in their sixties are stranded at 12,000 feet in the French Alps, prompting a dangerous rescue operation by the mountain rescue team.
Ten-year-old Mary Bell strangled Martin Brown in May 1968, marking the beginning of her infamy as one of the youngest female killers in history.
Gergana Prodanova's disappearance in Exeter reveals the complexities of domestic violence as detectives analyze CCTV footage and digital trails leading to justice.
Valerie Pape, a French salon owner, murders her abusive husband Ira Pomerantz in a shocking crime.
A staggering 43% of Australian adults lack the basic literacy skills to navigate everyday life, as eight individuals confront their struggles with reading and writing.
Jealousy and betrayal can lead to deadly consequences, as illustrated by the chilling cases of spousal murder driven by twisted love triangles and life insurance schemes.
Chilling cases of deadly women reveal how forbidden love can lead to family massacres, lethal online affairs, and hidden lives of murderers.
Teen rage and betrayal in various cases illustrate how forbidden love can lead to fatal consequences and unthinkable acts of violence.
Carolyn Young, a grandmother from the United States, committed the brutal murders of two children amid custody battles and personal jealousy.
