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Twelve inmates on death row at Indiana State Maximum Security Prison face execution, while Sir Trevor McDonald spends two weeks engaging with them.
Alyssa Hazael began menstruating at just three years old, prompting her parents to seek answers from medical professionals.
One in two people in the UK believe in life after death, a belief that drives thousands to seek evidence from Keith Charles, a former police officer turned psychic.
Lepoglava prison, Croatia's oldest facility, spans over 47,000 square meters and houses some of the country's most dangerous criminals.
One in two people in Britain believe in life after death, a belief that drives many to seek the services of psychic detective Keith Charles.
A police officer intervenes during a heated exchange at Detroit's largest pawn shop, where customers seek quick cash and often lose their tempers.
A traffic stop for a car running a red light leads to the discovery of a major drug operation and the capture of two armed robbers.
Antoinette Frank, a New Orleans police officer, committed a triple murder, including that of her partner, to impress her criminal boyfriend.
In 2006, Dean Stanbury shot a police officer and served eight years in prison; he now seeks to apologize and check on the officer's well-being.
A bomb blast in a residential neighborhood on October 27, 1991, kills police officer Jerry Hurley and injures his partner Frank Foley.
Anahita, a former police officer in Kabul, recounts her perilous escape from Afghanistan with her five children amid the Taliban's rise to power.
After 14 years on the force, Carol Banks resigns from her position as a police officer in Toronto, citing rising violence and personal burnout.
One in two people in the UK believe in life after death, prompting thousands to seek the services of psychic detective Keith Charles.
In 2006, Dean Stanbury shot a police officer during a chase, resulting in an eight-year prison sentence and a desire to apologize for his actions.
In August 1955, 14-year-old Emmett Till leaves his home in Chicago to visit relatives in Mississippi, where he is later murdered.
Geoff Capes, a three-time Olympian and British shot put record holder, balanced his athletic career with police work and a passion for breeding budgerigars.
Emily's father was sentenced to 14 years in prison for sexually abusing her, and she now seeks to confront him through a restorative justice program.
A police officer forgives the man who shot him, finding peace and purpose through charity work and personal growth after writing a book.
A phone call informs Jo that her boyfriend has been involved in a motorbike accident, prompting her to return to Kings College Hospital.
Every 1 hour and 40 minutes, a woman in India is killed by her husband or in-laws over dowry disputes, totaling more than 5,000 deaths annually.
