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Martha Tabram, a 39-year-old woman, was found stabbed 39 times in a Whitechapel building on August 7, 1888, marking the start of a notorious murder spree.
Thirty children live in a slum in Saigon, relying on shoe shining and petty crime for survival amid the chaos of the Vietnam War.
In the Philippines, children born to sex workers and foreign tourists face societal ostracism, prompting some mothers to seek accountability from their children's fathers.
The Franklin scandal, which emerged in 1989 following the collapse of the Franklin Community Federal Credit Union in Omaha, Nebraska, involved allegations of a child sex trafficking ring linked to high-ranking officials, including Lawrence E. King Jr.
Richard Rawls, a 75-year-old career criminal, was the first person in the United States convicted for trafficking women from prison.
Two filmmakers from New York apply for jobs at a truck-stop strip club in Moriarty, New Mexico, described as a place "where strippers go to die."
The Franklin scandal reveals a nationwide child-trafficking and pedophilia ring linked to high-ranking officials, implicating organizations like the CIA and Boys Town.
Arthur Shawcross murdered 11 women and two children, serving a 250-year sentence at Sullivan Correctional Facility in New York.
Three thousand inmates are confined in La Mesa prison, where overcrowding leads to up to eight individuals sharing a two-square-meter cell.
A young person prepares to travel from Chicago to New Orleans, advised to keep their bus ticket hidden and avoid talking to strangers.
One in four residents of Quirino live on just €2 a day, amid a crime rate that is the highest in the Philippines.
Heroin addiction drives Tiffany to prostitution, prompting Frankie and Allie to seek her out in hopes of providing the help she desperately needs.
Sex trafficking in America is exposed through the experiences of young women coerced into prostitution and the efforts of a dedicated police unit combating this exploitation.
There are around 60,000 sex workers in Pattaya, many of whom rely on this industry to support their families amid economic hardship.
Barcelona's first sex doll brothel, led by CEO Serge Prieto, sparks a controversial competition with traditional sex workers and a rival brothel owner.
Law enforcement seized over 176,000 counterfeit items valued at more than $120 million during Super Bowl 54 in Miami.
Every year, hundreds of babies are born behind bars in the United States, where the number of female inmates has increased by 400% in the past 30 years.
Guatemala's Maras control crime and instill fear in the world's most violent country.
A 27-year-old optometrist recounts his experience meeting Bette Davis and Mae West, revealing their candid conversations and personalities.
A station porter at Brighton discovered a foul-smelling trunk containing the dismembered torso of a young woman in June 1934.
More than 500 Indigenous women have gone missing or been murdered across Canada in the past 20 years, raising urgent questions about their safety.
28 million tourists visit London each year, yet many remain unaware of the hidden tunnels and the dark history beneath the city's surface.
Four women were murdered by Gordon Cummins, known as the Blackout Ripper, during the chaos of wartime London in 1942.
Vivian worked as a sex worker for four years, serving 25 to 35 customers a day before becoming a social worker supporting teenage girls.
Legal prostitution at the Chicken Ranch in Nevada reveals the intricate dynamics between sex workers and clients, challenging societal taboos and perceptions.
Human traffickers exploit women from Latin America, luring them to Spain with false job promises, leading to forced prostitution across Europe, as highlighted by survivor accounts and law enforcement efforts.
Over 160 years, Asian women in America have faced significant challenges, from being sold as children to achieving success in various fields.
Crossing the U.S.-Canada border costs $900 for entry into Canada and $2,500 for entry into the U.S., reflecting the risks involved in human trafficking.
Santa Fe, Bogota's notorious red-light district, is dominated by gang violence, prostitution, and drug trafficking, with figures like pimp Paisa and the Banda de los Topos exerting control.
Nine counts of murder were attributed to cousins Kenneth Bianchi and Angelo Buono, whose crimes terrorized Los Angeles in the late 1970s.
Young people in the UK share their raw experiences of selling sex on the streets, revealing the harsh realities behind their desperate circumstances.
New York's vibrant sexual marketplace is explored through the lives of its sex workers, pimps, and clients, revealing the complexities of their experiences.
Mountain View in Kingston, Jamaica, is a notorious ghetto plagued by gang violence, poverty, and a high murder rate, dominated by the South Clan gang.
Only 600 Cuiva remain in Colombia, confined to a small area between the Mitte and Kison rivers, as they face pressures from modern society.
Botswana's Highway #1, a vital economic route, has become a major conduit for AIDS transmission, with alarming rates of infection among truckers and locals.
An estimated 70,000 prostitutes work across the UK, many trapped in cycles of addiction and poverty, as they share their experiences on the streets.
Siliguri, an Indian town, serves as a central point for the international sex trade, where tens of thousands of young girls are abducted annually.
In the barrio Santa Rosa de Agua, single mothers Carolina and Kiara struggle to survive amid Venezuela's collapse, leaving their children vulnerable to violence and trauma.
MS-13, one of the fastest-growing gangs in the US, is involved in violent crimes, drug trafficking, and territorial disputes while facing law enforcement crackdowns.
Chinatown in Detroit's Cass Corridor, established in the 1960s, has largely disappeared due to arson, fires, and the crack epidemic of the 1980s.
Anne Claire Poirier reflects on the tragic murder of her daughter Yanne, who struggled with drugs and prostitution, transforming her grief into a powerful cinematic work.
Fifteen women participate in a month-long chain gang program in Maricopa County, Arizona, under the supervision of Sheriff Joe Arpaio.
The Yakuza, a Japanese crime organization, is believed to have around 50,000 members today, involved in drugs, extortion, and illegal gambling.
Between early 2003 and late 2007, five young women were abducted and murdered in Worcester, Massachusetts, by a killer known as The Woodsman.
Daulatdia, Bangladesh, is home to the world's largest red-light district, where systemic issues force girls as young as ten into child prostitution.
On March 7, 1991, police discovered the body of 58-year-old Philip Inhofer, a retired military man, concealed in a mobile home in Sacramento.
A Victorian woman's skeleton found in Burrough, Central London, reveals evidence of syphilis and highlights the struggles faced by women in prostitution during that era.
Daulatdia in Bangladesh is a legal brothel where many women face sexual slavery and drug abuse.
