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Nine soldiers were reportedly killed by a 12-foot giant in Afghanistan, according to a phone call made to a radio show in the late 2000s.
Joe uses Facebook Marketplace to father more than 160 children through sperm donation.
At age 14, Nequela began selling cannabis, crack, and heroin, later reflecting on her life of crime and her transformation into a mentor for young women.
Captain Gilbert Blackwood has piloted ships through the Panama Canal approximately 1,550 times each year over the past 15 years.
Tony Comiti relata su inolvidable encuentro con Pablo Escobar en este impactante documental.
A 30-minute tram ride transports skiers and climbers from Chamonix's valley floor to the unpredictable high alpine mountains of Mont Blanc.
Millie and Caitlin, survivors of the 2017 Manchester Arena bombing, share their story of resilience and love in the aftermath of tragedy.
A dark web site allowed individuals to hire hitmen for personal grievances, raising questions about its legitimacy after a data leak exposed clients and targets.
On February 18, 2022, a team retraced the steps of the first relief party that reached Donner Lake 175 years earlier to honor the survivors and their rescuers.
Two silver dollars minted between 1921 and 1928 are discovered at the site of the Ashley Homestead, linked to the notorious Ashley gang.
Three hours of fishing off the coast of Mozambique yields a bountiful catch for the Vahukas, who share the fish among their families.
Seven first ascents on the Fitzroy massif are completed by a climber who reflects on the challenges and commitment required for such achievements.
Jill KO, convicted of murdering one husband and questioned in another case, maintains her innocence while serving life in a Florida prison.
Dimitrios Katsikis revives ancient Greek armor in Spata, using self-made tools and simple materials to recreate historical artifacts.
Trick plays in football, such as the Eagles' 'Philly Special' executed by Nick Foles, highlight strategic elements that can define a game.
Fraud Squad highlights real fraud cases and offers tips to avoid scams through dramatic recreations.
French artist Orlan challenges traditional notions of perfection through her performances that incorporate plastic surgery, emphasizing the role of narcissism in contemporary art.
Natalie McLennan's pursuit of Broadway stardom in New York leads her into the exclusive escort scene, where she faces the consequences of her choices.
A video of Minza Mngoma singing opera in his taxi went viral, leading to numerous invitations for performances and sponsorships in Durban, South Africa.
Cary has been serving a 66-year-to-life sentence since 2003, while his mother advocates for his release, believing he was wrongfully convicted.
One in five bodies prepared by Birgit Scheffler during the pandemic had the coronavirus, complicating her work as an undertaker in Germany.
John Gotti challenges Paul Castellano, changing the Italian Mafia in New York forever.
At just 8 years old, Sephton Henry began running drugs for a gang, stating, "Every single day, I’d rob someone."
Scoopa's garbage alchemists upcycle discarded items into functional art for a sustainable lifestyle.
George Greenough shares his challenges filming the 'Dawn' sequence at Lennox Head.
Anwar R, a high-ranking Syrian officer, faces 58 counts of murder, torture, and rape in a German court for his role in the Assad regime's abuses.
Elly Steiner, Germany's oldest DJ, brings joy through her favorite techno and house music.
Two men prepare to fix their roof in Bora Bora as the humid season approaches, anticipating heavy rains from November to April.
More than 30 ethnic groups gather in Bahia to participate in traditional games, where the Matis demonstrate their blowpipe skills and compete with bows and arrows.
Over 70 years, Goa has transformed from a haven for hippies into a vibrant party destination, attracting travelers from around the world.
London Underground serves over one billion passengers annually, showcasing the daily operations and challenges faced by its 16,500 staff across 275 stations.
Zance and Solo navigate the traditions and landscapes of Madagascar, with Zance seeking to honor sacred crocodiles at Lake Anivorano while pursuing his dream of sailing.
Two heist approaches are available in Grand Theft Auto V: a loud method and a stealthy option, as discussed by Keith Stuart and Nick Cowan.
Albert Gonzalez, a tech genius turned cybercriminal, orchestrates one of the largest hacking scandals in history, challenging law enforcement's efforts to combat cybercrime.
Ramen, a dish that originated from Chinese noodles, becomes popular in Japan post-Second World War.
Daniel Bonam argues that our relationship with the past shapes the future of art, while Hans Ulrich Obrist discusses the evolution of international biennials.
A participant in Las Vegas reports thinking about death twice an hour, reflecting on the constant reminders of mortality that fuel their anxiety.
An estimated 300,000 fans attended the Altamont Free Concert in 1969, where Hells Angels members provided security and became involved in a fatal altercation.
Two hours north of Salt Lake City, adventurer Guy Grieve visits Ketchum, Idaho, where Ernest Hemingway wrote and found inspiration in the wilderness.
Hermes, a Parisian graffiti artist, showcases his work in the Paris metro and beyond.
In February 2015, a caravan of musicians traveled across North and West Africa to restore music in Mali after it was banned by Islamic militants in 2012.
Hibo sings about the pain of African women affected by female circumcision rituals.
A treasure box containing the third key from a 40-year-old puzzle is presented to Byron Price's family in Boston, Massachusetts.
After a high-speed moped crash, Leyton is hospitalized and undergoes surgery in London, facing a challenging recovery process that tests his resilience.
Ninety-six Liverpool supporters died in a crush at Hillsborough stadium during the FA Cup semi-final on April 15, 1989, with over 400 others injured.
Al Capone rules Chicago's underworld as a bootlegger and faces his eventual downfall.
The episode covers The Gardner Museum Heist and the robbers' surprising ignorance about art.
A hitman in Houston, Texas, mistakenly murders a woman named Jane Martin instead of his intended target, also named Jane, leading to tragic consequences.
