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In Auckland, New Zealand, former inmates, gang members, and wardens explore the cultural significance and artistry of prison tattoos.
Every year, 30,000 Americans are shot dead, with 18,000 of those being children, reflecting the dangers of gun ownership in the country.
Jeremy Seifert dumpster-dives in Los Angeles, salvaging food thrown away every year in America.
Heinrich Himmler's vision for the SS at Wewelsburg Castle combined Nazi ideology with occult beliefs, aiming to create a master race through esoteric teachings.
Agadez, once a bustling hub for travelers crossing the Sahara, now faces economic turmoil and unrest as European migration policies disrupt local livelihoods.
Rebecca Fenton's 2008 911 call reporting her husband Larry's murder leads to a complex trial revealing potential motives, staged evidence, and a chilling confession.
Freemasonry, originating from medieval England's stonemason guilds, has influenced revolutions and politics while intertwining with figures like George Washington and Albert Pike.
Babi Yar, near Kiev, was the site of the largest single massacre by Nazi Einsatzgruppen during the rapid escalation of anti-Jewish policies in the Soviet Union.
Foster care in America faces significant challenges, with over 800,000 children entering juvenile courts annually amid complex legal and social issues.
Convoy technicians in Paris manage the transport and disposal of corpses, often working in challenging conditions that test their emotional limits.
Boeing's 737-Max aircraft faced five catastrophic crashes between 2018 and 2022, leading to a significant loss of public trust and scrutiny of its safety protocols.
Nine families in the UK struggle to make ends meet despite working, with one family living in tents after losing a full-time job.
British serial killer Denis Nilsen, along with Australian Ivan Milat and Colin Ireland, exemplifies the chilling motivations behind serial murder, driven by thrill and sadism.
In Georgia, Bangladesh, Indonesia, and Burundi, perilous roads and transportation methods highlight the challenges faced by travelers and local economies.
Five minutes of lockdown is a daily routine for young offenders at Burnaby Youth Custody Services in British Columbia, Canada.
Martin Sheen reflects on his six-decade acting career and his lifelong commitment to social justice, detailing his activism and personal struggles with identity.
In Tornado Alley, a construction industry veteran critiques building practices and highlights the urgent need for homes that can withstand extreme weather events.
In Newfoundland, former residents of a Roman Catholic orphanage confront their traumatic past and seek justice during a government inquiry 15 years after their abuse.
Gangster brothers Fat Tony and Joe the Whale Peraino finance the adult film Deep Throat, leading to a dramatic fallout between them over the profits.
Detroit's decline is marked by a soaring murder rate and the near-collapse of General Motors, raising concerns over job losses and union benefits.
Inmates in Singapore's maximum security prison undergo daily searches, stripping down to ensure no contraband is hidden in their clothing.
On July 8, 2002, the body of Patricia Leclercq was found in a field near Amiens, leading to a complex investigation into her murder.
Kazakhstan's evolution from a misunderstood nation, shaped by Sacha Baron Cohen's portrayal, highlights its modern advancements and ongoing challenges under President Nazarbayev.
Steven Gerald James Wright, known as the Suffolk Strangler, is serving life imprisonment for the 2006 murders of five sex workers in Ipswich, Suffolk.
In March 1991, 19-year-old Michelle Cummiskey murdered 58-year-old Philip Inhofer in Sacramento, California, leading to her eventual release from prison in 2020.
Niagara police solved the 25-year-old murder of Toronto woman Nadine Gurczenski by linking DNA evidence to deceased truck driver Joseph Archie “Raymond” Brousseau.
Four young people in Northern Ireland, the Lake District, Sussex, and Buckinghamshire work with the National Trust, preserving heritage through diverse roles.
Opal miners in Lightning Ridge, New South Wales, share their unique stories and alternative lifestyles in a remote town known for its black opals.
Eight kilometers separate Aunt Kuniko's home from the Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant, which exploded on March 11, 2011, forcing her community into disarray.
Shirley Carter was murdered in her farmhouse kitchen, leading to a trial where her husband Bill accused their son Jason of the crime, raising questions of credibility.
Extreme jobs around the world are highlighted, featuring window cleaners scaling skyscrapers, shark scientists conducting research, and ordinance experts handling explosives.
Paul Mulvahill's conviction for murdering his ex-lover and Gerard Baden-Clay's double life highlight the controversial 'Provocation defence' in Australia.
Adolf Hitler's rise to power, the establishment of the Nazi dictatorship, and the subsequent collapse of Nazi Germany are examined through historical events from 1918 to 1948.
In Louisiana, a multi-agency task force investigates a second active serial killer operating in the same hunting grounds as Derek Todd Lee, revealing a pattern of violence.
Palm Springs, California, is famous for its eccentricity and the Coachella festival celebrations.
Fifteen individuals work at a workshop for people with intellectual disabilities in the United States, engaging in daily activities that foster community and creativity.
Every year, Eddie Stobart's biomass division supplies over 350,000 tons of recycled material to factories and power stations across the UK and Europe.
International volunteers collaborate with North Korean medics to combat multidrug-resistant tuberculosis in one of the world's most secretive nations.
In Slovakia, Romany women have faced forced sterilisation without consent, highlighting systemic discrimination and a troubling history of human rights violations.
FBI agents pursued Darren D. O'Neill across the country after he was linked to the disappearances of multiple women in the Pacific Northwest.
Inequality and social injustice are examined through social experiments in Norway, revealing our surprising acceptance of unfair systems.
At-risk youth in juvenile detention face complex challenges, prompting critical questions about the effectiveness of current rehabilitation efforts.
Refugees and migrants fleeing violence and poverty share their intimate stories amid rising nationalism and anti-immigrant sentiment across Europe.
The Battle of San Pietro, directed by John Huston, highlights the strategic significance of the town in the Italian campaign during World War II.
Six social media addicts attempt to break free from their digital dependencies by freezing their accounts for a week under the guidance of a psychologist.
A woman's candid exploration of her choice to live childfree challenges societal norms around motherhood and highlights the complexities of personal identity.
32 Battalion, a notorious mercenary force formed during the Cold War, played a significant role in the Angolan Civil War and later attempted the 2004 Wonga Coup in Equatorial Guinea.
Moses Montefiore Academy in Chicago serves at-risk students, providing a therapeutic environment aimed at preventing their incarceration and fostering resilience.
