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Jangly was sentenced to 12 years in prison, the heaviest penalty ever imposed in a criminal copyright case, for stealing U.S. defense software.
On September 24, 1994, 16-year-old Lisa Rene was kidnapped from her Arlington, Texas home by men posing as FBI agents.
On December 21, 1981, New Jersey state trooper Phillip Lamonico was shot and killed during a routine traffic stop, revealing ties to domestic terrorism.
On April 11, 1986, a shootout in Miami resulted in the deaths of two FBI agents and two suspects, with five other officers injured.
Bob Mathews leads The Order, a white supremacist group targeting Jewish people in 1984.
China represents 80% of the economic espionage cases charged by the US Department of Justice since the statute's inception in the 1990s.
FBI agents pursued Darren D. O'Neill across the country after he was linked to the disappearances of multiple women in the Pacific Northwest.
Thomas Dillon kills five hikers in southern Ohio before being arrested and convicted.
A serial killer in California preys on women, leaving victims across Mississippi and Louisiana.
In 1975, the FBI recruited mobster James Whitey Bulger to help take down the Patriarca crime family, granting him immunity from prosecution.
The 1993 World Trade Center attack in New York kills 6 and injures thousands.
Eleven members of a Croatian terrorist organization were convicted and sentenced to up to 40 years in prison for their violent attacks in the U.S.
In 1996, the disappearance of a Delaware woman leads investigators to suspect her married ex-lover while the FBI attempts to solve the case without a body.
In July 1997, three employees are murdered in a Georgetown cafe, leaving investigators puzzled.
A stranger abducts an 8-year-old girl in Tucson, Arizona, leading to a tragic outcome.
Three heavily armed men ambushed two Puerto Rican patrolmen in 1978, killing one and forcing the other into the woods, marking the start of a violent insurgency.
George Gwaltney is convicted of murdering Robin Bishop after FBI evidence links him to the crime.
On October 1, 1993, 12-year-old Polly Klaas is kidnapped from her home in Petaluma, California, leading to a two-month FBI investigation that results in the arrest of Richard Allen Davis.
On September 24, 1994, 16-year-old Lisa Renee was kidnapped from her Arlington, Texas home by men posing as FBI agents.
A crime wave in June 1997 left a farming community in Iowa reeling after the murder of farmhand Barbara Garver and a subsequent multi-state manhunt.
For 30 years, Vincent Gigante wandered the streets of New York's Greenwich Village in a bathrobe, while the FBI believed he led the Genovese crime family.
In northwestern Arizona, an armored truck carrying three hundred thousand dollars vanishes along with two guards, prompting an FBI investigation into their fate.
Florida's late '80s drug trafficking crisis sees law enforcement overwhelmed by violence, prompting them to seek FBI assistance against a notorious kingpin.
In Minnesota, police identify a suspected drug smuggler weeks later, leading to an FBI investigation.
A gunman shot six employees of the Central Intelligence Agency during rush hour in Langley, Virginia, resulting in three fatalities on January 25, 1993.
On Christmas Eve 1993, Officer Sammy Williams demanded $10,000 from drug dealer Terry Adams, leading to an FBI investigation into police corruption in New Orleans.
Frank Black, a New Jersey millionaire, disappears in Florida while finalizing a sale in February 1996.
Gurmeet Dhinsa, a New York gasoline retailer, faces an FBI investigation for rigging gas pumps and employing violent Mafia-like tactics against dissenters.
Labor Day weekend turns into a nightmare with two disappearances in a small Ohio town.
Four armed men abduct a mother and her three-year-old son in Dallas, prompting a multi-agency investigation into a drug cartel.
A federal indictment charges the K Street Crew with 13 murders, 87 counts of racketeering, and multiple kidnappings and robberies.
Almost 10,000 official documents from the FBI and National Archives detail the 1946 murders of four African-Americans near Moore’s Ford Bridge in Georgia.
Trump administration intelligence officials provide testimony to the House regarding various national security issues and the implications of their findings.
Eleven skulls drawn in blood on the underside of a prison book remain linked to Israel Keyes, a serial killer who evaded capture for 14 years.
Donald Trump won 304 electoral votes in the 2016 election, despite losing the popular vote by nearly 2.9 million votes to Hillary Clinton.
In 1934, Nikola Tesla announced his invention of a particle beam weapon, known as the death ray, which could bring down airplanes from thousands of miles away.
A disguised gunman in Chicago threatened bank employees with a semi-automatic handgun during a series of violent robberies in the 1990s.
Tom, a wealthy businessman, faces a harrowing ordeal when his son Robert is kidnapped, prompting an FBI investigation into family betrayal and business rivalries.
Viewers take a look behind the scenes of the FBI's crime laboratory and investigations.
The video shows the crumbling foundations of the Branch Davidian compound in North Texas.
All 50 U.S. states are on high alert this weekend for potential armed protests.
The FBI's elite Special Agents use secret tactics to protect America in this episode.
The FBI's Special Agents reveal their secret tactics and operations in America.
The FBI's elite Special Agents reveal their secret tactics and operations in America.
Bill Gates discusses Apple's challenge to the FBI's request for phone access.
A retired FBI agent discusses the unpreparedness during the Charlottesville violence.
President Trump fires James Comey amid the 2016 Election and the Clinton email investigation.
