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On October 25, 2018, police conducted a welfare check on Athena Valentini, a registered nurse who had not shown up for work, leading to the discovery of her murder.
Every two minutes, someone in Britain disappears, with 2,000 individuals remaining unaccounted for each year, as three families search for their missing loved ones.
Miners at Kellingley face their final week before Britain's last deep coal mine closes.
Joanne Albanese's daughters return home on August 20, 1995, to find their mother missing and signs of a struggle in the house.
At age 36, Phillip Wong took his own life, prompting his sister to seek answers about his gambling addiction and its impact on their family.
The Boxing Day Tsunami of 2004 left 228,000 people dead across 13 countries, prompting a massive forensic effort to identify over 5,000 victims in Thailand.
In 2006, Dean Stanbury shot a police officer during a chase, resulting in an eight-year prison sentence and a desire to apologize for his actions.
Brandy Stevens Rosine was buried in a disturbed area of woods in Cochranton, Pennsylvania, two years after her disappearance linked to an online romance.
Ten minutes capture the determination of Zahara Nabi, who chooses to remain in Afghanistan despite the Taliban's return and the resulting exodus.
Bedford's Italian community reacts to the September closure of The Italian Consulate.
The discovery of the wreckage of Eagle 56 prompts James Oliver Cunningham's sister to seek closure about her brother's fate, highlighting the emotional toll on families of World War I sailors.
A police officer forgives the man who shot him, finding peace and purpose through charity work and personal growth after writing a book.
A 90-year-old woman recalls saving a man from deportation five times during their time in Auschwitz and their reunion decades later in New York.
Schools and nurseries in Scotland and Wales will close due to COVID-19, as announced by the Deputy First Minister.
On August 19, 2017, 25-year-old Jenna Van Gelderen disappeared without a trace while house-sitting for her parents in Atlanta, Georgia.
Veterinarian Esther van Neerbos spends every moment searching for missing people with her dogs.
