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A beautiful woman disappears in January 2006, and despite numerous clues, police are unable to find her killers, leaving her family in despair.
Roger East, an Australian journalist, sought justice for the murdered Balibo Five in East Timor, but his own tragic fate raises questions about accountability.
Rajani Pandit, a pioneering love detective in India, investigates potential spouses to ensure truthfulness in a rapidly changing landscape of modern romance.
Jeff Kent, a convicted fraudster, exploited vulnerable single mothers like Natasha by posing as a wealthy doctor, leading to financial ruin and a nationwide manhunt.
Diana, Princess of Wales, is portrayed through unseen archives and new insights, highlighting her life, marriage to Prince Charles, and enduring legacy.
Américo Sebastião, a Portuguese entrepreneur, was kidnapped in Mozambique in 2016, and despite numerous abductions in the region, his case remains unresolved.
Southern Philippines serves as a sanctuary for terrorist groups like Jamaah Islamiah and Al Qaeda, as police chief Lito leads efforts to combat extremist networks.
Lundin Oil faces allegations of facilitating war crimes in Sudan from 1997 to 2003, highlighted through three investigative reports that provide essential context.
Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17 was shot down over Ukraine in 2014, leaving lingering questions about accountability for the tragedy.
John F. Kennedy's assassination on November 22, 1963, ignited a wave of conspiracy theories and ongoing debates about the truth behind his death.
Forensic genetic genealogy is revolutionizing criminal investigations, solving cold cases like the Golden State Killer while raising ethical concerns about privacy and surveillance.
Malaysia's increasing connections to global terrorism raise concerns, particularly regarding funding channels and the country's controversial residency decisions for known terrorists.
Isabel Carrasco, a controversial Spanish politician, was murdered in 2014, leading to the arrest of three women and revealing a complex narrative of power and betrayal.
San Francisco's tech landscape, dominated by GAFAM companies like Google and Facebook, starkly contrasts with rising homelessness and poverty in the Bay Area.
The Roswell UFO crash of 1947 sparked global speculation about extraterrestrial life, fueled by government secrecy and the accounts of silenced witnesses.
In 2010, UK investigators utilized digital forensics to solve a coordinated attack at London's Victoria Station, revealing the role of online messaging in the planning.
Seattle's 1960s police department confronts a decades-old mystery as groundbreaking DNA technology finally identifies the killer of a young clerk.
Play in the animal kingdom, as shown by scientists from Europe, the United States, and Canada, is essential for enhancing intelligence, health, and survival.
Russel Ngubo, a respected prison officer in KwaZulu-Natal, faces serious allegations of murder and intimidation while striving to prove his innocence.
Eight bodies found in unmarked graves on a South African religious compound in September 2003 prompt investigations into the circumstances surrounding their deaths.
Corruption among police and undertakers in South Africa has turned funerals into a costly and emotionally distressing ordeal for grieving families.
A series of hate-fueled crimes in California in 1999 culminated in the execution-style murders of Gary Matson and Winfield Mauser, revealing chilling extremist motivations.
Beirut's port explosion on August 4, 2020, resulted from years of negligence and corruption, claiming hundreds of lives and leaving the city in ruins.
Men's loneliness has surged, with 15% reporting no close friends, prompting exploration of whether joining a bowling league can provide a solution.
Mark Coles Smith examines the barriers and possibilities for an Indigenous Australian to become Prime Minister, highlighting social and economic challenges.
Thomas Khoza, a journalist murdered in Johannesburg, exemplifies the overwhelming challenges faced by detectives handling 50 to 80 cases each in a city plagued by violence.
Arab extremists in the Philippines plotted in 1995 to assassinate the Pope and use aircraft as flying bombs against American targets.
Two stowaways on a British Airways flight from Johannesburg to London highlight the extreme risks of their desperate escape, resulting in one man's tragic death and another's survival.
Corruption within the South African government is examined, highlighting its impact on society and the challenges faced in combating unethical practices.
Children as young as seven are forced to work in granite quarries in India, supplying major European companies despite laws prohibiting child labour.
Rebecca Fenton, convicted of murdering her husband Larry in Clearwater, Florida, maintains her innocence despite evidence suggesting financial motives behind the crime.
An investigation into suspected tax fraud by the Department of National Revenue is depicted through fictionalized accounts based on actual case files.
Johannesburg's homicide unit struggles with an overwhelming caseload, leaving many murders, including that of journalist Thomas Khoza, unsolved and victims' families without justice.
Corruption allegations marred Sydney's successful bid to host the 2000 Olympics, raising questions about ethics in international sports governance.
Ten years after her escape from captivity, Natascha Kampusch reflects on her struggles to rebuild her life amid public scrutiny and personal challenges.
Mohamed Abbass, a devoted father from Sydney, vanished during a 2007 trip to Egypt, leaving his family and authorities searching for answers.
Itzik, a 19-year-old, was fatally stabbed outside a Jerusalem nightclub, leading to a complex four-year legal battle filled with conflicting testimonies and missing evidence.
AlphaBay, the largest dark web marketplace, facilitated over US$800,000 in daily transactions for illegal goods before its shutdown by multinational law enforcement.
California Highway Patrolman George Gwaltney was acquitted of murdering 23-year-old Robin Bishop, but later evidence led the FBI to convict him in a third trial.
Psychic spirituality is explored through purported experts, exorcisms, and seances, revealing unsettling practices and controversial medical procedures.
Connecticut's reputation as the most haunted state in America is explored by filmmaker Tony Cadwell and paranormal investigator Eric Vitale at various eerie locations.
In Caracas, Venezuela, Alberto 'Chino' Carias, a former guerrilla fighter and leader of the Tupamaros, navigates the complexities of vigilante justice amid escalating violence and political turmoil.
Mohammed Abbass, an Australian father of three, vanished in Egypt eight years ago, leaving his family and authorities searching for answers about his fate.
Policing in Nigeria faces scrutiny as Vice Around the World examines the challenges and reforms within the country's law enforcement system.
In Wimbledon, London, the murder of French au-pair Sophie Lionnet by her employers revealed disturbing delusions and a tragic end to her life.
In 2023, 57 people died in the Tempi train crash in Greece, prompting ongoing investigations and demands for accountability from victims' families and survivors.
Agbogbloshie, Ghana, serves as a toxic dumping ground for global e-waste, where scavengers face hazardous conditions while providing essential recycling services.
Maria Ressa and her team at Rappler confront President Rodrigo Duterte's controversial war on drugs, which has resulted in widespread human rights abuses in the Philippines.
