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Peter Sutcliffe, known as the Yorkshire Ripper, committed a series of brutal murders in the late 1970s, driven by deep-seated misogyny and personal trauma.
Daniel Harold Rolling, known as the Gainesville Ripper, murdered five students in Florida in 1990 and was later idolized by Bryan Kohberger, the Idaho Murders suspect.
Peter Britton Tobin, a Scottish serial killer, concealed his victims beneath a church floor in Glasgow, leading to investigations into multiple disappearances.
Abe Saffron, a notorious figure in Sydney's underworld, dominated illegal gambling, prostitution, and liquor rackets for decades before facing justice for his crimes.
A major shipment of counterfeit fentanyl pills worth $2 million is intercepted in Laredo, revealing a smuggling operation involving firearms and a drug overdose rescue.
David and Catherine Birnie, a husband and wife from Perth, Australia, were convicted of murdering four women in the 1980s, known as the Moorhouse murders.
In the poverty-stricken East End of 1888, Fred Dinenage explores the enduring fascination with the Jack the Ripper case through discussions with Ripperologists.
Social media platforms like Facebook are facilitating a billion-dollar illegal exotic pet trade in Malaysia, threatening endangered species and biodiversity.
Customs and Border Protection officers at the Texas-Mexico border face significant challenges in preventing drug smuggling, including a recent case involving $50 million worth of meth hidden in Mexican candy.
Maria Caparas, a woman from the Philippines, created a global sextortion empire that exploits social media for blackmail, resulting in numerous suicides.
Detective Mike Arntfield leads a team of civilians in solving cold cases, focusing on the murder of Margaret McWilliam and the critical shoe print evidence.
A tip-off leads Border Force officers to a significant drug shipment of heroin and cocaine concealed in garbage bags, while managing a drunken US marshal.
A single mother in Lancashire becomes the target of a hit-and-run orchestrated by a drug-dealing family in Bury, who launder their profits through an online beauty business.
A love-struck girlfriend hijacks a helicopter in a dramatic prison break that frees 38 inmates from a facility in the United States.
In a Florida prison, Superintendent Bill Wilson guides Sir Trevor McDonald through death row, where he meets cop killer Benjamin Ritchie, who expresses his belief that he remains a danger to society.
Les, Michael, and Gary Murphy, convicted for the brutal rape and murder of Sydney nurse Anita Cobby in 1986, ignited debates over the death penalty in Australia.
In undisclosed locations across America, ex-mobsters' wives share their experiences of wealth, betrayal, and the constant threat of the Mafia.
Fred and Rose West, notorious serial killers from Gloucester, are examined for their roles in the murders of nine women and girls, including their daughter.
Seven young women were raped and murdered in South Australia during the 1970s, leading to a prolonged investigation into a series of unsolved crimes.
A truck driver is apprehended after 24 kilos of cocaine are discovered hidden in the air tank, along with a stash of weapons intended for Mexico.
Anne Boleyn faces charges of adultery, incest, and conspiracy to murder King Henry VIII, with the Tudor legal system heavily biased against her.
Neil Entwistle, a computer engineer from Nottinghamshire, became the focus of a complex investigation after the disappearance of his wife Rachel and daughter Lillian in Massachusetts.
In Australia, a prime time current affairs series examines the complex narratives surrounding major crime stories, including the case of a man who murdered his parents.
In March 1996, Thomas Hamilton entered Dunblane Primary School in Scotland, killing 16 children and their teacher before taking his own life.
Methamphetamine is discovered hidden in a truck's stereo speaker, while a Mexican boy is interrogated over his claimed American citizenship and a girl is caught trafficking Tramadol.
After a student is found dead in his car, forensic teams and detectives investigate a family plot involving coercion and murder in Britain.
Ivan Milat, Australia's most notorious serial killer, murdered seven young backpackers in Belanglo State Forest, with some family members still supporting him.
The unsolved murders of Sallie-Anne Huckstepp and Juanita Nielsen remain a focal point of investigation, with key suspects either deceased or serving life sentences.
Funeka Soldaat, a black lesbian activist in South Africa, confronts the brutal reality of "corrective" rape targeting LGBTQ+ individuals while advocating for change through her NGO, Free Gender.
Reggie Yates spends a week in a Texas prison to explore the realities of life behind bars and the impact of America's criminal justice system.
GHB, often referred to as a date rape drug, has seen a troubling rise in abuse within the gay male community, leading to incidents of rape, murder, and live-streamed sexual violence.
A 12-year-old boy claims his mother has been kidnapped by cartels in Mexico, but his clean appearance raises doubts about his story as officers investigate.
A human skull found at a Boy Scout camp in Missouri leads forensic pathologist Dr. Michael Baden to expose the victim's husband's lies about her disappearance.
In June 1993, the discovery of a young girl's body in Frankston prompted a complex investigation into the serial murders committed by Paul Denyer.
In the 1960s, Ian Brady and Myra Hindley committed a series of child murders in Manchester, burying four victims on Saddleworth Moor.
Nurse Beverley Allitt is implicated in a series of suspicious deaths at Grantham and Kesteven Hospital, raising critical questions about patient safety.
Todd Mullis, an Iowa hog farmer, claimed his wife Amy died from a fall on a corn rake, but investigators found evidence suggesting foul play.
In 1971, inmates at the Attica Correctional Facility in New York executed the largest death-row escape in U.S. history using a helicopter.
William Devin Howell, a convicted serial killer in Connecticut, murdered seven women in 2003, prompting forensic psychologists to analyze his case and others like it.
In 1988, Australian boxing figure Andrew Kalajzich, once respected on Sydney's Northern Beaches, became one of the wealthiest men convicted of murder.
Greater Manchester Police investigates a significant case involving 15 children at risk of forced marriage, leading to multiple arrests as parents prepare to travel to Pakistan.
Neil and Stewart Woodman hired Las Vegas thugs to murder their father and subsequently arranged for their mother to be killed as well.
Glyn Dix, who met Hazel while serving a life sentence for murder, ultimately killed her five years after convincing her he was innocent.
HMP Durham faces significant challenges as prison staff navigate the complexities of managing inmates, including drug dealers, over a seven-month period.
In McAllen, Texas, Customs and Border Protection officers seized a $50 million marijuana shipment hidden in the tyres of a pick-up truck at the Pharr International Bridge.
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.
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.
Steven Gerald James Wright, known as the Suffolk Strangler, is serving life imprisonment for the 2006 murders of five sex workers in Ipswich, Suffolk.
