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Rita Crundwell, the former controller of Dixon, Illinois, embezzled $53 million, orchestrating the largest municipal fraud in U.S. history.
Rebecca Hawk and Matthew Cox's romance turns into a life of fraud and betrayal.
In Andijan, Uzbekistan, survivors and witnesses recount the brutal aftermath of the 2005 massacre, highlighting ongoing community trauma and lack of justice.
A temple in Thailand can accommodate 300,000 followers, offering a blend of meditation and financial promises that challenge traditional Buddhist teachings.
On July 22, 1933, oil tycoon Charles Urschel was kidnapped from his home in Oklahoma City by a gang led by George Kelly Barnes, known as Machine Gun Kelly.
A reinforced door replaced the original entrance to 10 Downing Street after an IRA attack in the early 1990s, symbolizing the seat of British power.
Teddy Roosevelt confronts NYC's powerful to end corruption during his presidency.
Four major police investigations and two reviews have failed to solve the 1987 murder of private investigator Daniel Morgan, who was found with an axe in his head.
In Mexico City, a sewer diver dedicates his life to clearing blockages in sewage systems and water treatment plants, finding fulfillment in his challenging work.
Ray Denning, a former prisoner and informer, died under mysterious circumstances shortly after exposing prisoner abuse and being released from jail.
A dozen manufacturers in Europe raised alarms in 2015 over the influx of low-priced raw tuna, suspecting widespread fraud in its production.
Between 2016 and 2018, Hannah Reyes Morales documented crime scenes in Manila amid a violent government crackdown on the drug trade.
Alexander Lukashenko's presidency in Belarus, marked by media control and repression, shapes the lives of ordinary citizens facing daily challenges and resilience.
Ongoing war in Ukraine under President Vladimir Putin has led to an oppressive climate in Russia, where political dissent is silenced and independent voices are marginalized.
Kall Narula, a con artist posing as a prince, orchestrates a deadly scam that culminates in murder, revealing the dark consequences of his fraudulent lifestyle.
Fraud Squad highlights real fraud victims and expert tips to avoid scams in a dramatic format.
Over a billion dollars are stolen from consumers each year due to credit card fraud, often facilitated by unsuspecting restaurant staff.
The Geneva Freeport, established in 1888, is a high-security vault where the ultra-wealthy store billions of dollars in art without paying taxes.
120 people are dedicated to targeting Julian Assange and WikiLeaks within the U.S. defense intelligence community and military.
On January 18, 2015, special prosecutor Alberto Nisman was found dead from a gunshot wound to the head just a day before he was to present evidence at Congress.
Around 20,000 Border Patrol agents currently patrol the U.S. borders, with President Trump calling for an additional 5,000 to address security concerns.
Christine Blasey Ford testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee about her allegations against Brett Kavanaugh, detailing an incident from 1982.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi initiates an impeachment inquiry into President Trump over Ukraine.
Gallup data shows that for over 30 years, Americans have believed crime is increasing, even as actual crime rates have declined.
Donald Trump won a Razzie award in 1991 for his role in the film 'Ghosts Can't Do It,' which he humorously references during a segment on his campaign promise to drain the swamp.
An officer shot 18-year-old Michael Brown outside an apartment complex in Ferguson, Missouri, leading to protests and violent confrontations with police.
Sixty-three House Democrats now support an impeachment inquiry, while some families use news of impeachment as a form of comfort for dying relatives.
Four percent of people sentenced to death are estimated to be innocent, raising concerns about the validity of the death penalty in America.
Mexico's upcoming elections will be the largest in its history, with positions for the presidency and congressional seats at stake for a nation of 123 million people.
Over 60 percent of inmates in the United States work while incarcerated, often earning an average wage of just 63 cents per hour.
Jacob Blake was shot multiple times in the back by police in Kenosha, Wisconsin, prompting widespread protests and a vigilante killing of two people.
More than 100 million people could watch the first presidential debate in 2016, where scandals overshadowed both candidates' campaigns.
Support for the Robert Muller investigation has dropped from 62% to 54%, raising concerns that Trump may attempt to shut it down.
A 6,700-page Senate Intelligence Committee report details the CIA's detention and interrogation program, which many officials, including former CIA director Porter Goss, have not read.
Donald Trump and his businesses have been involved in at least 3,500 lawsuits over three decades, a number that exceeds the entire catalog of legal dramas.
Seven minutes passed as George Floyd begged for his life under the knee of a Minneapolis police officer, prompting global protests for justice and reform.
A 1981 training video illustrates the long-standing issue of workplace sexual harassment, which John Oliver critiques through humor and current events.
A Ryanair flight is diverted to Minsk to arrest opposition blogger Roman Protasevich.
Gemma Atkinson tells Paul Lewis about being handcuffed by undercover police while filming.
Uganda's pop star-turned-politician Bobi Wine recounts his survival of multiple violent attacks as he navigates the dangers of political opposition ahead of the presidential election.
Nicholas Jackson discusses the Pandora Papers and the role of tax havens in financial secrecy.
The Met's change on Sue Gray's report raises troubling questions in Westminster.
$4.5 billion was allegedly misappropriated from the Malaysian state investment fund 1MDB, funding luxury real estate and a Hollywood movie.
President Trump could face removal through impeachment or the 25th Amendment.
Florence Widdecombe finds a plea from Chinese prisoners in a Tesco Christmas card.
A 7-year-old Palestinian girl escapes from a collapsed building amid ongoing violence.
Siggi, a teenage hacker from Iceland, becomes a prominent whistleblower after exposing corruption in the banking sector and connecting with Julian Assange.
Rodrigo Rosenberg, a Guatemalan lawyer, identified his alleged killers as the President and First Lady shortly before his assassination in 2011.
