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Bryan Kohberger, a former Ph.D. student, faces trial for the murders of four University of Idaho students, with significant evidence presented against him.
In Andorra, a private bank was targeted by the Spanish, American, and Andorran governments in efforts to dismantle the Catalan independence movement, resulting in the loss of over one billion euros from innocent families' savings.
In March 2012, British actress Gemma McCluskie, known for her role in the television series EastEnders, mysteriously disappears in London.
The Pike County Massacre in Ohio resulted in the execution-style shooting of eight members of the Rhoden family while they slept in April 2016.
Five-year-old April Jones went missing in Machynlleth, Wales, on October 1, 2012, prompting a nationwide search and investigation.
Victim nuns, their superiors, and perpetrators provide testimonies about systemic sexual abuse within the Catholic Church, highlighting a pervasive culture of silence.
In Changi Prison, inmates Graceson, Khai, Boon Keng, Iskandar, and Rusdi prepare for their reintegration into society as they confront personal challenges and past mistakes.
Erik and Lyle Menendez faced trial for the 1989 murders of their parents, with the prosecution arguing greed and the defense citing deeper psychological issues.
Aitana Bonmat, the 2023 Ballon d'Or winner and star of Futbol Club Barcelona, navigates her career and humanitarian efforts with UNHCR in this insightful documentary.
On April 27, 2007, Gaëlle Fosset was found dead in her home in Saint-Germain-la-Campagne, Normandy, leaving her murder unsolved.
In 1992, the murder of Sylviane Kaas in her bedroom left her husband as the prime suspect for years, but he has since been exonerated while the case remains unsolved.
Leonardo da Vinci's artistic techniques and methodologies are examined, revealing insights into the genius behind his enduring legacy.
Castros in Galicia, Spain, reveal a unique Celtic culture through archaeological findings, 3-D recreations, and comparisons with ancient settlements in Britain and Ireland.
Raphael, a key figure of the Italian High Renaissance, produced an impressive body of work in Rome before his untimely death at the age of 37.
In 1993, a young boy stowed away on a plane to Miami, launching a conman career where he posed as a German prince, Arab sheikh, and Hollywood millionaire.
Richard Kananen Sr., a man known for his severe abuse of his wife and three children, vanished without anyone reporting him missing.
The Hillside Stranglers, cousins Kenneth Bianchi and Angelo Buono, committed a series of brutal murders in the Hollywood Hills during the late 1970s.
On November 20, 2013, the discovery of a baby’s corpse on Berck beach in France prompts an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the tragedy.
In 1975, following the evacuation of the US embassy in Saigon, Vietnam transitioned to a communist government while facing the aftermath of the war and neglect of veterans.
Jan van Eyck's legacy, including the Ghent Altarpiece, reveals the complexities of his life and the growing demand for his art in the early Northern Renaissance.
AbdelHakim Dekhar's violent rampage in Paris left the city in fear, prompting a significant response from law enforcement and the community.
Hannah Arendt's theories serve as a foundation for a global exploration of knowledge and its complexities, featuring insights from Noam Chomsky and Pussy Riot's Nadezhda Tolokonnikova.
O.J. Simpson's limo driver recounts the events of the night of the murders, stating that the white Bronco was not at Simpson's house when he arrived.
In 1972, the shooting of a woman on the streets of Singapore marked a pivotal moment in the city's battle against gun violence and crime.
Griselda Blanco, known as La Madrina, established a powerful cocaine trafficking network in Miami, significantly influencing the city's drug wars.
Antibiotic resistance poses a significant challenge in the fight against tuberculosis, as scientists in Singapore explore innovative solutions like bacteriophage therapy.
Robert F. Kennedy's transformation from Cold War warrior to peace advocate during his 1968 presidential campaign raises questions about the impact of his potential presidency.
Ahmaud Arbery was pursued and fatally shot by Travis McMichael, Gregory McMichael, and William “Roddie” Bryan, leading to a landmark trial for justice in Georgia.
Lynlee Renick stands trial for the murder of her husband, Ben Renick, a prominent snake breeder in Missouri, after years of conflicting accounts and revelations.
Harvey Weinstein's sexual misconduct scandal catalyzed a cultural reckoning in Hollywood, exposing systemic abuse and prompting significant industry changes.
Paul Cezanne, whose work influenced 20th-century artists, faced years of struggle before one of his paintings reportedly sold for a record price.
A high-stakes international investigation reveals the audacious exploits of Arsène Lupin, a master thief inspired by the fictional character created by Maurice Leblanc.
Natacha Mougel's sudden disappearance during a jog in Marcq-en-Baroeul prompts an investigation into the circumstances surrounding her case.
Claude Monet's lifelong obsession with capturing light shaped the Impressionist movement, rooted in Paris and influenced by diverse artistic inspirations.
Tonica Jenkins, a Yale student known for her manipulative skills, orchestrated the murder of a woman, revealing a dark turn in her ambitions.
In late 2006, Suffolk, England, becomes the center of a police investigation as five prostitutes are found strangled, raising public fear and concern.
Vincent Van Gogh's set of seven sunflower paintings, created for Paul Gauguin's arrival in Arles, has experienced a remarkable and tumultuous history.
Rembrandt's artworks, created throughout his adult life, have been dispersed worldwide, each with its own unique history and significance.
Roman mythology, Norse legends, and the epic of The Iliad illustrate how war shapes narratives and cultural identities throughout history.
On November 20, 2013, the body of a drowned baby was found on the beach of Berck-sur-Mer, raising questions about the circumstances surrounding the tragedy.
Myths and legends from cultures such as the Ancient Greeks, Norse, and Celts reveal how wilderness shapes human fears and aspirations.
Blood evidence presented by O.J. Simpson's defense team is overshadowed by a tape revealing Mark Fuhrman's use of the N-word during the trial.
In Asia, single millennials like Hyunsin and Lucas navigate the complexities of finding love, from Shenzhen's marriage market to Tokyo's love motels.
In 1990, Marlene Warren was murdered by a clown at her door, leading to a 27-year investigation that ultimately identified her ex-husband's girlfriend as the killer.
On December 20, 2012, Aurélie Barbot was shot and killed on her doorstep in Val d'Izé, prompting a complex investigation into her murder.
The Mekong River serves as a vital trade route for thousands of Vietnamese, whose traditional lifestyles are increasingly influenced by modern commerce and tourism.
Innovative technologists at leading engineering firms are using Artificial Intelligence to create self-navigating robots and Androids that enhance human productivity and safety.
Kristi Koslow's strained relationships with her stepmother Caren and father Jack Koslow raise questions about her alleged role in her boyfriend's murder.
