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Forensic anthropologist Dr. Erin Kimmerle examines the remains of Laura Ackerman, whose murder by Grant Hayes and the subsequent disposal of her body by Amanda Hayes raises complex legal and ethical questions.
Forty young women have vanished along a notorious 500-mile stretch of roadway in British Columbia, highlighting systemic racism and violence against Aboriginal communities.
Noma, a restaurant in Copenhagen, was named the world's best restaurant for three consecutive years from 2010 to 2012 by Restaurant magazine.
Jehovah’s Witnesses, a religious organization with nearly 8 million members, face scrutiny for their practices, including shunning, refusal of medical treatment, and handling of abuse allegations.
A Ukrainian city, isolated from the outside world, harbors a hidden cancer epidemic linked to radioactivity, posing a grave threat to its residents.
Dajana Pospiš, a former neo-Nazi, transitions to a trans woman while seeking acceptance from the LGBTQ community she once targeted.
The Adass Israel community, Australia's most ultra-Orthodox Jewish sect, maintains ancient traditions while resisting modern influences in a secretive lifestyle.
Easy Company, the renowned Band of Brothers, is the focus of an archaeological dig in Aldbourne, Wiltshire, where volunteers search for traces of their training.
Kenya Wildlife Service, known for its strict anti-poaching measures, faces scrutiny over its 'shoot to kill' policy and allegations of human rights abuses.
Over 30 dolls will be on display at a doll lovers meet in Hershey, Pennsylvania, where collectors share their personal stories and financial struggles.
Conor Woodman reveals scams targeting tourists during Rio de Janeiro's Carnival in this free documentary.
In America's heartlands, Louis Theroux examines private collections of exotic animals, including tigers and chimpanzees, while meeting Joe Exotic.
In 1969, 20-year-old Lucille Butterworth vanished from a bus stop in Tasmania, leading to a delayed murder investigation that culminated in Geoffrey Charles Hunt's arrest in 1976.
Fentanyl's crisis in Vancouver devastates lives and families, raising urgent questions about recovery and the effectiveness of ongoing efforts to combat the epidemic.
Japanese troops landed on Guadal Canal in April 1942, threatening Allied positions in the Pacific and prompting a shift to offensive operations.
In New York, former Mafia killer John Alite recounts his experiences as a ruthless drug dealer and the realities of operating within organized crime.
The Rwandan genocide of 1994, resulting in the deaths of one million Tutsis, was a meticulously planned atrocity rooted in decades of colonialism and ethnic manipulation.
Argentina's Train to the Clouds operates at altitudes over 4,200 meters in the Andes, showcasing engineering marvels like the Polvorilla Viaduct.
Elite US universities have received over $12 billion in funding from foreign governments, raising concerns about compromised academic integrity and influence.
Jeremy Bamber, convicted of murdering his family in their Essex farmhouse in 1985, continues to assert his innocence as new evidence emerges questioning his conviction.
Sarah Porter's parents take matters into their own hands to find their missing daughter, leading to a tense confrontation with her kidnapper.
Forensic geologist Scott Walter investigates the New World Order's alleged agenda through analysis of Denver International Airport and the Georgia Guidestones.
Eva Braun's home movies provide a rare glimpse into her private life with Adolf Hitler in the Bavarian Alps, contrasting personal moments with the horrors of his regime.
In November 1862, 1,700 noncombatant Dakota, primarily women, children, and elders, were forcibly marched 150 miles to a concentration camp below Fort Snelling.
Night shift workers recount chilling encounters with a mysterious little girl, a vengeful maid, and a menacing shadow figure in a haunted hotel.
Piers Morgan interviews notorious serial killers like Mark Riebe and Lorenzo Gilyard in maximum security prisons to explore their motivations and crimes.
Kaleem, born with a condition causing his hands and arms to grow uncontrollably, faces significant challenges in daily life and education as his parents seek medical help.
A German division of 250,000 soldiers advanced on Stalingrad in 1942, facing heavy bombardments and fierce urban combat.
The Gladden family, a close-knit group of four sisters and their husbands living in Bethnal Green, showcases daily life in 1958 London with warmth and humor.
Sef Gonzales, a university student in Australia, became the prime suspect in the 2001 murders of his family, raising questions about his motives for fame and fortune.
4,000 meters above sea level, a farmer named Maxima Acuña fights against a mining corporation threatening her land in Cajamarca, Peru.
In Staunton, Virginia, psychic Noreen Renier assists local police by providing crucial insights into the identity of a serial rapist terrorizing the community.
2400 children attend a Tibetan school in India after fleeing their homeland, risking their lives to escape the Chinese occupation and seek a better future.
In Oymyakon, one of the coldest inhabited places on Earth, families endure extreme winter temperatures while adventurers navigate the dangers of the Chinese jungle and communities adapt to living in cemeteries.
Gazi risks his life in Bangladesh's sewers to survive in the world's most populous country.
Electromagnetic waves emitted by mobile phones have raised public health concerns, with the International Agency for Research on Cancer classifying them as possible carcinogens.
Class categorization in 1960s Britain is examined through personal stories and market research, questioning whether old snobberies have truly faded or transformed.
In 1952, a gray tabby cat named Room 8 became a beloved fixture at Elysian Heights Elementary School, attending classes for 15 years.
Sean Clifton, found not criminally responsible for stabbing Julie Bouvier, seeks an absolute discharge from a forensic mental health institution after 12 years.
Pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong erupted in 2019 over a controversial extradition bill, highlighting the struggle for freedoms against increasing Chinese control.
A 12-hour labor leads to the birth of Claire Mantey, who faces a series of misdiagnoses related to a birthmark and swelling on her face.
A 120-kilometer drive on sand along Fraser Island's beach highway attracts thousands seeking adventure despite the risks of driving on extreme roads.
Jonathan Dick became one of Australia’s most wanted men after killing his brother with a sword in a Melbourne shopping centre and later attempting to kill a former friend.
Clare Wood's tragic murder by George Appleton after enduring domestic abuse led to the implementation of Clare's Law in the UK, aimed at protecting women.
Post-war America saw a rise in serial killings, featuring notorious figures like Henry Lee Lucas, Ed Kemper, and Ted Bundy, amid a lack of advanced forensic technology.
Surveillance, genetic selection, and AI challenge human freedom, echoing the dystopian visions of Huxley and Orwell in today's society.
Eighty apprentices at an engineering school include only one girl, 17-year-old Margaret Hall, who challenges gender norms in her field.
Intersex individuals face complex decisions about gender identity, as illustrated through various personal stories of those born with ambiguous genitalia.
