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John Paul Scott's escape from Alcatraz in 1979 parallels a modern-day prison break from Monaco's 17th-century fortress, highlighting unique evasion tactics.
In the shadows of Stonehenge, forensic analysis and archaeological methods are employed to investigate a Roman murder mystery.
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.
In New Jersey, officer Ken tracks an MS13 gang member wanted for murder, while a Cuban businessman faces arrest in Tucson for money laundering and narcotics.
Bloodstain pattern analysis played a crucial role in the wrongful conviction of former state trooper David Camm for the murder of his family.
Les Kane, labeled "the most violent man in Australia" by his widow Judi, became notorious for his conflict with armed robber Ray Chuck following the Great Bookie Robbery in 1976.
In an English women's prison, staff and inmates confront escalating drug issues, violence, and mental health challenges over a seven-month filming period.
In Australia, a series of high-profile cases involving wives who attempted to kill their husbands highlights complex issues of domestic violence and legal consequences.
Ordinary police officers often make significant breakthroughs in major criminal cases through routine stops and checks, leading to justice for victims.
In Honduras, a family fleeing the MS-13 gang seeks asylum in the U.S., while Border Patrol officers intercept 3,000 lbs of marijuana and a human smuggling operation.
In Australia, a high-profile case raises questions about whether a husband pushed his wife off a cliff for a life insurance payout.
A female prison guard falls in love with an inmate, leading to his escape, while a murderer tricks a police officer into facilitating his getaway.
Daniel Perez, a self-proclaimed angel, manipulated his followers through psychological control and religious delusion, leading to a series of deadly events and an extensive investigation.
A prison nurse kills a guard to help her inmate lover escape, alongside the story of Ronnie Biggs' audacious train robbery and 10,000 days on the run.
Dr. Gerald Bull, a Canadian engineer, became embroiled in a controversial project to build a supergun for Saddam Hussein, leading to his assassination amid intelligence investigations.
On 22nd May 2013, soldier Lee Rigby was murdered in Woolwich by Islamic extremists Michael Adebolajo and Michael Adebowale, who filmed their attack.
Theodore Johnson, convicted of manslaughter for killing his first wife and later claiming diminished responsibility for the murder of his second partner, raises questions about accountability in domestic violence cases.
Major crime stories and events that have made headlines in Australia and beyond are investigated in this prime time current affairs series.
In Progreso, Texas, law enforcement seizes over 840kg of methamphetamine in the largest drug haul ever recorded at the Pharr International Bridge.
Capital punishment in the United States has evolved over 400 years, reflecting changes in legal practices, societal attitudes, and notable Supreme Court rulings.
At the Brownsville port of entry, BorderForce USA officers intercept two 16-year-old girls smuggling $300,000 worth of marijuana and methamphetamine.
In Philadelphia, ICE officers pursue a convicted rapist, while in San Diego, an activist monitors their actions, and a Miami sister awaits her brother's release.
Israel Keyes, an American serial killer, randomly targeted victims across the U.S. and was apprehended after CCTV footage linked him to an abduction.
In Progreso, Texas, a rookie border agent seizes a significant drug haul while officers monitor day-trippers smuggling prescription pills from Mexico.
Four notorious killers, including Robert Black and Ian Huntley, are examined for their heinous acts of kidnapping and murder in this episode of Encounters with Evil.
In an English prison, a seven-month film project reveals the daily realities of staff and inmates, highlighting issues like drug abuse, violence, and mental health challenges.
Customs and Border Protection officers on the U.S.-Mexico border intensify efforts to locate a kidnapped child amid drug smuggling operations.
Michell Quy, Jeremy Bamber, and Stuart Hazel are examined as notorious family killers who committed heinous acts against their loved ones.
Britain's most skilled detectives confront violent drug dealers in Surrey, a sheep-slaughtering gang in Northamptonshire, and car key burglars in Kent.
A friendship between wrongfully convicted murderer David and Canadian filmmaker Zachary reflects the transformative power of mentorship and the fight for justice.
In Claremont, Australia, the mysterious disappearances of several women lead to the revelation of serial killer Peter Dupas and his crimes.
In UK prisons, former inmate David Navarro highlights the stark realities of life behind bars, including violence, drugs, and self-harm, through social media footage.
In Newark, ICE officer Ken and his team apprehend illegal immigrants with criminal backgrounds, including a Mexican felon and an Indian national facing deportation.
Loretta Bowersock's relationship with Taw Benderly turns deadly after he isolates her and drains her finances, leading to tragic consequences when she discovers the truth.
Mario Celaire, a man with a history of violence, assaulted two women he claimed to love, prompting a discussion on domestic violence awareness.
Herman Lindsey, wrongfully convicted as an accomplice in a 1994 Fort Lauderdale pawn shop murder, spent three years on death row before his exoneration in 2006.
Charles Manson's ambition to become a rock star in the 1960s Los Angeles music scene, supported by figures like Dennis Wilson, ultimately spiraled into violence and infamy.
HMP Durham, one of Britain's oldest prisons, faces significant challenges with a high turnover of nearly 300 new male prisoners each week, addressing issues of drugs, violence, and mental health.
Firearms analysis, a prevalent forensic practice in the US, faces scrutiny over its reliability and implications for wrongful convictions in the justice system.
Online dating platforms have become a breeding ground for deception and violence, as highlighted by crime journalist Donal MacIntyre in his exploration of recent murder cases.
In the UK, John McVicar executes a notorious prison escape, while a New York criminal becomes a cop killer and an Australian drug importer disguises himself to flee.
At the World Trade Bridge, U.S. officers intercepted $4 million worth of methamphetamine in a single day, highlighting the ongoing drug crisis exacerbated by the COVID pandemic.
Fred and Rosemary West, Peter Sutcliffe, and Steve Wright are examined for their heinous crimes that intertwine sex and murder in Britain.
In Progreso, a 20-year-old woman is apprehended for trafficking pills, while 500 kilos of marijuana are discovered concealed in a household utensils shipment in Laredo.
Stephen Griffiths, known as the Crossbow Cannibal, studied serial killers to emulate their crimes, ultimately committing a series of gruesome murders in the UK.
Kate Jewell escapes an abusive relationship with John Branden, only to learn years later that he has killed another woman before taking his own life.
In Grimsby, devastated father Keith Vincent recounts the brutal murder of his son Adam by a notorious drugs gang, highlighting the tragic circumstances that led to it.
In Hidalgo, officers confront a surge of asylum seekers at the border while investigating suspicious bags of sweets linked to illegal marijuana trafficking.
