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Ted Kaczynski, known as the Unabomber, carried out a series of bombings from 1978 to 1995, resulting in three deaths and 23 injuries across the United States.
Corruption among Politically Exposed Persons (PEPs) in Pakistan highlights the challenges of recovering stolen wealth from British offshore jurisdictions.
Detective Mark Fuhrman's history of racial tensions is scrutinized as the defense in the O.J. Simpson trial highlights his troubled relationship with African-Americans.
In Oslo, 24-year-old Petter, supported by his friend Sverre, explores mental health struggles through candid conversations with individuals like Monica and Emma.
David Graham Scott, a committed vegan, forms an unusual bond with Guy Wallace, an aging big game hunter in Scotland, as they confront their opposing beliefs.
Three second-generation British women navigate the complexities of finding love outside their faith while balancing modernity and tradition.
Abu Dhabi's Masdar project aims to create the world's first zero carbon, zero waste, car-free city, housing 40,000 residents and a solar power manufacturing hub.
In Chile, a group of young activists operates an underground abortion hotline amid illegal status and evolving political promises for reform.
On December 5, 2013, in Cahors, France, a violent altercation between siblings resulted in a man killing his sister.
Dennis Fung's collection of blood evidence at the O.J. Simpson crime scene faces scrutiny from the defense regarding his professionalism and thoroughness.
The reign of the House of Stuart from 1603 to 1688 is examined through the lens of the Wynn family at Gwydir Castle, highlighting key events like the Gunpowder Plot and the execution of King Charles I.
In summer 2016, Marseille faced record-breaking wildfires that tested firefighters' skills and resources as they battled suspicious blazes threatening urban areas.
Robots are increasingly integrated into daily life, influencing industries from manufacturing to healthcare and raising ethical questions about their role in society.
The New Space Race is fueled by private companies developing technologies for permanent habitats on the Moon and Mars, including 3D-printed structures and advanced life-support systems.
In Singapore's maximum security prisons, inmates like Boon Keng and Iskandar confront their pasts and seek to break cycles of reoffending with psychological support.
Robin Williams' legacy as a comedic genius and successful actor was overshadowed by contentious legal battles over his $100 million estate following his death.
In the United States, an average of 318 people are shot daily, prompting trauma surgeons to address the public health crisis of routine gun violence.
In Springfield, Illinois, Bill and Tom's transformation of the Lake Club into a rock n roll nightclub is accompanied by phantom music and chilling cold air.
Pope Pius XI's call to combat Nazism and antisemitism is overshadowed by the actions of his successor, Pius XII, during World War II and the Holocaust.
Famed medical examiner Dr. Henry Lee critiques the evidence collection methods used at the crime scene during a high-profile defense case.
A group of affluent teenagers, known as the Bling Ring, burglarized the homes of celebrities like Paris Hilton and Lindsay Lohan, stealing luxury items and jewelry.
Iceland's Hellisheidi geothermal plant, led by foreman Markus and geologist Gretar, exemplifies the country's ambition to eliminate fossil fuels by 2050.
In 1991, 15-year-old Vicky Hamilton vanished from Bathgate, Scotland, leading to a complex investigation into her disappearance and the involvement of Peter Tobin.
Richard McCoy, an ex-Vietnam veteran, became infamous for a hijacking that raised questions about his possible connection to the notorious D.B. Cooper case.
Nuclear fusion, a clean and limitless energy source, is being explored through competing methods like Tokamaks, lasers, and Z-pinch machines by global scientists.
The reign of the House of Stuart from 1603 to 1688 is examined through the lens of the Wynn family at Gwydir Castle, highlighting key historical events and struggles.
Paula Gutierrez faces life in prison for a murder she did not commit, stemming from her abusive relationship with Nestor 'Chino' de Jesus.
In Singapore's only women's prison, six inmates navigate the challenges of incarceration, facing personal struggles and complex relationships with family.
Harmonie Marin's boyfriend faces murder charges over her death more than a year after the incident, raising questions about the investigation's integrity.
Sri Lanka's 2022 default on foreign debt highlights the human cost of bankruptcy, the origins of bad debt, and the challenges of securing an IMF bailout.
Renée Poole, suspected of murdering her husband Brent, faces scrutiny due to her secret life as a stripper and multiple affairs.
In March 2002, members of the outlawed Falun Gong hijacked a state TV station in Changchun, China, leading to severe government reprisals and a quest for freedom.
Routine gun violence in America results in an average of 318 shootings daily, prompting trauma surgeons to implement hospital-based violence intervention programs.
In Singapore's only women's prison, inmates like Joanna and Halen navigate conflicts and personal struggles while peer supporter Christeen manages cell-life dynamics.
Shamans from five continents engage in ancestral rituals and healing practices using visionary plants like yopo, San Pedro, and iboga to connect with nature's energies.
After O.J. Simpson's failed attempt to fit the bloody glove, prosecutors make a final effort to prove the gloves belonged to him in the high-profile trial.
On May 22, 2017, a suicide bomber detonated an explosive device at the Manchester Arena following an Ariana Grande concert, killing 22 people.
In 1963, the open-air prison of Pulau Senang in Singapore became the site of a deadly riot, leading to the deaths of four servicemen and raising questions about Superintendent Daniel Dutton's rehabilitation methods.
Pakistan's debt crisis, exacerbated by climate change and influenced by China's Belt and Road initiative, reflects a broader global trend affecting 70 countries.
In the Vilcabamba valley of Ecuador, Stef Biemans explores the remarkable longevity of its centenarians and the cultural attitudes towards aging and health care.
Jan seeks the help of a shaman after her seven-year-old son Cody begins communicating with an imaginary friend from a red box in a cemetery.
Ron and Nancy's new home reveals itself as a way station between life and death, as objects begin to move inexplicably within the house.
In Tierra del Fuego, Argentina, a booming electronics industry attracts migrants seeking jobs, raising concerns about its environmental impact on the surrounding mountains.
In Institution A4, inmates like Christeen, Halen, Haziqah, Joanna, and Yuxin confront the challenges of acceptance and reintegration as their release dates approach.
Misogyny on the internet is examined through the experiences of four women, including Laura Boldrini and Kiah Morris, highlighting the pervasive hate aimed at women.
Myths and legends, such as the Pied Piper of Hamelin and Robin Hood, illustrate how communities establish social norms and respond to change throughout history.
In downtown Guangzhou, the Pearl River Tower, designed by Roger Frechette of SOM, aims to be one of the world's greenest skyscrapers, relying solely on wind and solar energy.
After a mother and her teenage daughter are evicted from their Montreal townhouse, the girl’s tragic suicide leads to unsettling occurrences for the new tenants.
