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Gary Ridgeway, known as the Green River Killer, terrorized Seattle for nearly two decades, leaving a trail of victims and a complex investigation in his wake.
John George Haigh, known for his gruesome crimes in the 1940s, was investigated by London Police for the acid-based murders of six individuals.
Pegasus, a powerful spyware developed by NSO Group, has been implicated in the surveillance of journalists and activists, prompting global investigations and calls for regulation.
A 2-year-old girl named Renee Good died on January 23, 1994, prompting a police investigation into her suspected murder in Alvin, Texas.
Clerics in Iraq exploit an ancient Islamic marriage practice, coercing young girls into temporary marriages for money, leading to devastating consequences for their lives.
Iran's nuclear program faces renewed scrutiny amid escalating U.S.-Israeli military actions, raising critical questions about its current status and implications for regional stability.
Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn has transformed from an elite soldier to a prominent figure in a far-right movement advocating for a Christian-centric America.
Myanmar's military's violent crackdown on the Rohingya Muslim minority is depicted through secret footage and firsthand accounts, highlighting state-sanctioned violence and mass murder.
Alex Saab, a key figure in Venezuela's corruption scandal, is scrutinized alongside the journalists who faced severe repercussions for exposing the truth.
Alcohol, a widely accepted yet harmful substance, is examined through its effects, cultural significance, and the influence of the alcohol industry across various countries.
Facebook's influence on privacy and democracy is critically examined, revealing significant implications for society worldwide.
A young girl's brutal murder by teenagers prompts a complex investigation, where water plays a crucial role in both the challenges and resolution of the case.
A brutal double homicide in Hudson, Wisconsin, reveals unsettling truths about trust and authority as detectives investigate the execution-style killings of two men.
For-profit adoption agencies in the U.S., particularly in Utah, face scrutiny over misconduct allegations and the controversial practice of "adoption tourism."
The 1982 murder of 11-year-old Mary Stiles in Baytown, Texas, led police on a complex investigation marked by cryptic letters and unexpected clues.
Clinical hypnotherapist Laurie McDonald helps patients process their alien abduction experiences through regression therapy, revealing their profound encounters.
Tens of thousands of Syrians have disappeared into secret detention centers since 2011, with survivors and investigators seeking justice against the regime's atrocities.
Wall Street's culture continues to prioritize risky trading practices, raising questions about the implications for the financial system and society.
Maui's August 2023 wildfire, the deadliest in over a century, resulted from critical missteps and inadequate preparedness, leading to over 100 fatalities and widespread destruction.
A passenger arriving at JFK Airport is arrested after customs officers find packages of cocaine hidden inside her purse.
William Devon Howell's confession reveals a chilling pattern of predatory behavior linked to the disappearances of seven victims in Connecticut.
Alicia is found dead in her room, prompting an investigation into her overly eager ex-partner.
David Snow, a methodical sexual sadist, was identified as the serial killer behind the brutal murders of Toronto couple Ian and Nancy Blackburn in 1992.
Renowned archaeologist Dora Ferguson was brutally murdered during a Christmas celebration at McMaster University, leading to a complex investigation and an unexpected arrest.
Scientology faces scrutiny as investigations into the suspicious deaths of its members reveal incomplete police work and unsettling circumstances.
Facebook faces scrutiny as FRONTLINE examines the warnings issued during its rise to a global empire and the implications for privacy and democracy.
TWA Flight 800's tragic crash in 1996 is examined through a detailed reconstruction of the events and the extensive investigation that ensued.
Women in Afghanistan face severe repression under Taliban rule, with reports of imprisonment, forced marriages, and a climate of fear for those who speak out.
Ruth Wilson, a sixteen-year-old girl who vanished in 1995, becomes the focus of an investigation revealing dark family secrets and unanswered questions.
The rise of the far-right party AfD in Germany coincides with a troubling increase in extremist violence, challenging the nation's commitment to its democratic values.
English football clubs can be exploited by convicted criminals for money laundering, as revealed by undercover reporters exposing the tactics of football dealmakers.
Dr. Harold Shipman murdered nearly 150 patients, using his position as a trusted doctor to carry out his crimes undetected for years.
A whistleblower's warnings about the imminent threat of terrorism before the September 11 attacks highlight the overlooked signs of danger in America.
Mackenzie Shirilla faces murder charges after a high-speed crash killed two friends, transforming a tragic accident into a complex legal battle.
Philippa Langley and Rob Rinder investigate the historical mystery of the princes in the Tower, exploring new evidence regarding Richard III's involvement.
Al Qaeda fighters, who fled during the U.S. military operations in Afghanistan, are traced through various countries to assess their regrouping and future threats.
Episode 1 covers the 1953 Babes in the Woods case in Vancouver's Stanley Park, where half-brothers Derek and David Dalton were found murdered.
Joe Nickell, a seasoned paranormal investigator, explores the Roswell UFO incident by engaging with believers and skeptics on its 1947 anniversary.
Gerald Cotten's sudden death in India in 2018 left $215 million missing, raising suspicions about the true nature of his demise and potential fraud.
Two counts of first-degree murder were filed against Patricia Rohrer, who was convicted in the 1994 kidnapping and deaths of Joann Katrinak and her son.
Princess Diana's tragic death is examined through the British inquest, raising critical questions about her final hours and the circumstances surrounding the accident.
The Beega schoolgirl murders in 1997 shocked Tarthra, New South Wales, as the investigation revealed a chilling connection to two career criminals.
The Federal Bureau of Investigation's crime laboratory reveals its intricate processes and techniques used to solve complex criminal cases.
Five-year-old Melissa Brannen vanished from a Christmas party in Lorton, Virginia, on December 3, 1989, prompting a massive search effort by law enforcement.
Damian Rzeszowski commits a brutal massacre in Jersey, killing six people in August 2011.
Chicago's Organised Drug Enforcement Task Force targets the El Rukn gang to dismantle a major heroin and cocaine trafficking operation.
The 2013 collapse of a Dhaka sweatshop, which killed over 1,000 workers, highlights the dangerous conditions and exploitation in the global fashion industry.
Amanda Cook, a 14-year-old murdered in 1996, remains a symbol of unresolved justice, as her family's advocacy highlights the plight of missing indigenous women.
