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In light of Jimmy Savile's exposure as a sex offender, Louis Theroux reflects on his past interactions with Savile and speaks to victims and colleagues.
Half a million pounds is the amount a con artist swindled from a woman by posing as a member of the Rothschild banking dynasty.
The Hitler Youth program transformed millions of German children into fanatical soldiers during World War II, exemplified by the survival story of Jewish teenager Solomon Perel.
Elisabeth Fritzl was held captive by her father, Josef Fritzl, for 24 years in a cellar in Austria, where she endured repeated abuse and bore seven children.
American interrogations often rely on psychological tactics that blur the line between persuasion and coercion, leading to a significant number of false confessions.
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.
Samuel Stefan, along with six others, shares their experiences of manipulation and escape from various cults, highlighting psychological control and recruitment tactics.
The concept of rebooting the human brain, akin to resetting a computer, raises significant questions about individual freedom and the implications of such technology.
Ai Weiwei and Jacob Appelbaum distribute documents in a panda suit as part of an art project addressing surveillance and censorship.
