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A Ukrainian city, isolated from the outside world, harbors a hidden cancer epidemic linked to radioactivity, posing a grave threat to its residents.
Radical Islamist militias share ideologies and tactics that challenge global security, as revealed through undercover investigations into their operations.
Tony Jenkins and Boudicca Rising lead a nationwide hunt for the UK's first serial animal killer, linked to over 350 cat mutilations in Croydon.
CIA interrogation methods, criticized as torture, are examined alongside the Senate's findings that the program was ineffective and poorly managed.
The 1982 murder of nurse Nadine Gurczenski is reexamined by a dedicated team seeking to provide closure for her family 14 years after her body was discovered.
Young people in the UK are increasingly dying from lethal poison purchased online, prompting journalist James Beal to investigate this alarming trend.
Sex abuse by United Nations peacekeepers in conflict zones is examined through survivor testimonies and an analysis of the UN's accountability failures.
Isabel dos Santos, Africa’s richest woman, built a vast business empire through state funds in Angola, raising questions about corruption and U.S. corporate complicity.
A respiratory therapist at a California hospital exploited his position to administer lethal doses of paralyzing drugs, resulting in the deaths of over 200 patients.
The 1981 massacre in El Mozote, where U.S.-trained Salvadoran soldiers killed around 1,000 civilians, highlights the ongoing struggle for justice against military officials.
Atsumi Yoshikubo, a Japanese tourist, vanished in Canada’s Northwest Territories in 2014, prompting an extensive investigation across cultural boundaries.
A college student's five-year disappearance in Oregon was resolved through DNA evidence linking her case to a suspect 1,400 miles away.
A man loses his life savings to a romance scammer posing as a US military member, only to find himself entangled in a money-laundering scheme.
A ruthless gang terrorized New England in the early 1990s with violent armored car heists, culminating in a chilling murder that sparked a massive manhunt.
Ayanna Sawyer, a pregnant honors student, vanished after leaving school, prompting a complex investigation that revealed dark family secrets and a desperate search for justice.
The Federal Bureau of Investigation's crime laboratory is explored, revealing its critical role in solving high-profile cases and advancing forensic science.
Online romance fraud schemes exploit vulnerable individuals, as Kym Marsh and Ashley John Baptiste investigate a con artist posing as a surgeon.
Allegations of sexual abuse by UN peacekeepers against vulnerable women and children reveal systemic failures within the organization meant to protect them.
Leticia Stauch's web of lies unraveled as authorities traced the disappearance of her stepson Ganon to a chilling crime scene over a thousand miles away.
John Duffy and David Mulcahy, known as the Railway Killers, instigated a series of brutal murders across Britain in the 1980s, instilling widespread fear.
Almost one hundred football officials in West Africa and Kenya were caught on camera accepting bribes in a two-year undercover investigation by Anas Aremeyaw Anas.
The Apollo 11 moon landing remains a contentious topic, with 10-15% of Americans questioning its authenticity, prompting an exploration of popular conspiracy theories.
Kimmy, a dental hygienist and anti-drug advocate, faces tragedy when her home is set ablaze, prompting Detective Grant to investigate potential suspects linked to her activism.
Hugh Burnett interviews dedicated ghost hunters and enthusiasts across the UK, exploring their beliefs and experiences with the supernatural.
Football match-fixing in Asia reveals a corrupt network where officials and club owners manipulate outcomes, leaving players vulnerable to bribery and exploitation.
A man survives a canoe accident, while the search for his wife ends tragically with her body being discovered days later.
Glyphosate, the world's most widely used herbicide, is examined for its potential health risks to humans and animals amid ongoing debates about its safety.
Todd Kohlhepp, an American serial killer, linked his violent crimes to his Amazon reviews, revealing a disturbing connection between his online presence and criminal activities.
Port Hueneme, California, faced a chilling wave of three murders in 1993, prompting criminal profiler Larry McCann to assist in solving the case eight years later.
Costa Concordia's tragic sinking on January 13, 2012, resulted in 32 fatalities, prompting an examination of the events and failures that led to the disaster.
Will Walker, a firefighter in Cleveland, was murdered amid a conspiracy fueled by financial desperation, leading to a complex investigation and courtroom drama.
Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 vanished on March 8, 2014, with 239 people onboard, leaving behind one of aviation's most perplexing mysteries.
A series of unsolved murders and attacks targeting Vietnamese-American journalists between 1981 and 1990 raises questions about domestic terrorism and accountability.
Colin Ireland, a calculated murderer, took the lives of five innocent men after making a chilling decision to become a serial killer.
A husband's search for his missing wife in Memphis leads to ransom calls and suspicions surrounding a neighbor's unusual connection with the kidnapper.
In Independence, Missouri, the investigation into the murder of Randy Stone reveals a complex web of deceit involving betrayal and hidden secrets.
Aquila Rahman returns to Karachi to investigate her sister Perween's murder, uncovering powerful forces threatening the city's water rights.
Rita Crundwell orchestrated the largest municipal fraud in American history, embezzling $53 million over two decades without detection.
Shaun Rossington, a 21-year-old, was fatally attacked in Lincoln in 2010, leading to the conviction of five individuals for his murder.
Ruby Franke, a family YouTube influencer from Ivins, Utah, faces allegations of severe neglect and abuse after a 12-year-old boy escapes her home seeking help.
Thousands of criminals, including those accused of serious violent crimes, are evading capture in the UK and abroad, highlighting a crisis in the justice system.
The Louvre, the world's largest museum, showcases its evolution from a medieval castle to an engineering marvel through advanced technology and investigation.
Immigrant detention during the Obama administration faced scrutiny as over one million deportations raised concerns about abuse and family separations.
A reliable librarian goes missing, while a trucker finds an East Indian woman's body in the woods.
Michael De Bourcier, who died at 33 from a heart attack, had pre-paid his funeral just a week prior and lived under an assumed identity.
In August 1984, a Miami real estate developer's son was kidnapped, prompting a $3 million ransom demand and FBI intervention.
Richard Huckle, a British national, was convicted of nearly 100 counts of child sexual abuse in Malaysia, with his crimes exposed on the dark web.
A Californian con-artist became the first known murderer in America to use insulin poisoning as a method to evade the law.
