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The Porco family's affluent lifestyle is shattered by a brutal murder that exposes deep-seated betrayal and greed within their ranks.
Marcus Schrenker, a financial adviser, fakes his own death in a plane crash, leaving his wife Michelle to face scandal and allegations of fraud.
Two life sentences were handed down to Rodrik Newell for the double murder of his parents, Nicholas and Elizabeth Newell, in August 1994.
Cora's shocking tale reveals her as a seemingly loving mother turned criminal amid financial troubles.
Barbara Master Marino confronts her husband Michael's drug addiction and the ensuing crimes, while other women face betrayal and violence in their lives.
Thirty thousand rail cars of loot were sent back to Germany by the Nazis, including missing artworks by Picasso, Renoir, and Matisse worth millions today.
In Colombia and Brazil, a new generation of female leaders known as las jefas is reshaping cocaine trafficking networks.
$2 billion is generated annually by North Korea's illicit trade, sustaining Kim Jong-un's regime amid heavy international sanctions.
10,000 slaves a day were traded at the ancient Greek island of Delos, a practice that echoes in modern tax-free storage systems for the wealthy.
Between $15,000 and $20,000 in cash went missing during police raids in Louisville, with no record of the funds in official documents.
Thirty thousand Congolese francs, about 16 pounds, is the cost for truck drivers to pass through a detour in South Kivu's treacherous terrain.
El Salvador's president discusses poverty, violence, and corruption in a Sky News interview.
Kim Jong Un has reportedly assassinated 140 senior leaders since taking power, reflecting the brutal dynamics of North Korea's regime.
Close to 100 explicit images were sent by narcotics officer Brian Bailey to a woman he had previously arrested, raising concerns about police misconduct.
Julian Assange's fight against extradition to the United States continues amid ongoing scrutiny.
In 2015, the World Health Organization classified processed meats as carcinogenic, prompting an investigation into the food industry's lobbying tactics.
On October 2, 2018, Jamal Khashoggi was murdered inside the Saudi consulate in Istanbul, with evidence suggesting state involvement in the crime.
Twelve people died and around thirty were injured in a car bomb attack in Mogadishu, a city plagued by almost daily violence.
The average monthly rent in Manhattan has hit a record $5,000, prompting landlords to use tactics like cutting off heat to evict long-term tenants.
Kim Jong-un is believed to possess at least 40 nuclear missiles and is developing a new submarine capable of launching ballistic missiles.
Victims lost nearly $3 billion to rug pull scams in 2021, as a group of 20-something fraudsters live lavish lifestyles funded by cryptocurrency scams.
Over half a trillion dollars flows out of developing countries each year, much of it entering western economies through complex offshore structures.
Bureau 39 generates hundreds of millions of dollars a year for North Korea through arms sales, drug smuggling, and counterfeiting U.S. currency.
More than 4,000 inmates are held in Haiti's National Penitentiary, many without trial and facing dire conditions described as subhuman.
Last year, Port Moresby was ranked the second most violent capital in the world, as gangs armed with homemade weapons clash with police.
Alexander Litvinenko, a former KGB officer, was poisoned with radioactive polonium in London in 2006, leading to a complex investigation by Scotland Yard.
In Indonesia, a closed Facebook group named Loli Candy facilitated the sharing of child pornography among 7,000 members, prompting police investigations and arrests.
Four kilograms of cocaine are discovered hidden in cakes shipped from the Virgin Islands to Miami, leading to a significant currency seizure from travelers.
In the United States, stolen cars are smuggled to West Africa in shipping containers, where demand for these vehicles is rapidly increasing.
Today, the US has nearly 400 million firearms in circulation, with ghost guns posing significant challenges for law enforcement in regulating gun violence.
Operation Luna Sangre seizes 2,500 kilograms of cocaine from two vessels in Puerto Rico, while authorities also find meth and counterfeit cash in Atlanta.
95% of Americans are targeted by scammers, who exploit loneliness and gullibility through phone and lottery fraud schemes.
Illegal logging, a multi-billion dollar global industry, is scrutinized by Alexander von Bismarck of the Environmental Investigation Agency to promote ethical practices.
Ukraine is a top destination for commercial surrogacy, generating over $4 billion a year, despite the industry being illegal in much of Asia and Europe.
Royal finances in Britain are examined, revealing hidden wealth, funding sources, and the intersection of royal secrecy with crime and current affairs.
Young residents in Khayelitsha face a risk of violent death 25 times higher than the global average amid rampant crime and gang violence.
Law enforcement seized over 176,000 counterfeit items valued at more than $120 million during Super Bowl 54 in Miami.
In Malaysia's east coast fishing communities, a persistent heroin problem raises questions about cultural influences, poor choices, and the effectiveness of law enforcement.
In Lima, criminal families operate sophisticated counterfeiting operations that produce high-quality fake U.
North Korea's operations are intricately linked to organized crime, particularly through the Triads, facilitating weapons programs via illicit oil procurement and financial exploitation.
Las Vegas's illegal drug trade is examined through the lens of Mexican cartel trafficking and its impact on the city's tourist industry.
160 million festival tickets were sold worldwide in the year before the pandemic, fueling a growing demand for MDMA and escalating drug trafficking in the Netherlands.
In Hong Kong, presenter Conor Woodman goes undercover to explore scams, becoming a sugar daddy and encountering the notorious Triads.
HSBC, a major global financial institution, has faced allegations of extensive corruption, including money laundering for drug cartels and tax evasion.
In Florida, Customs and Border Protection (CBP) seizes 142 kilos of cocaine hidden in an avocado shipment while investigating human smuggling in Texas.
Sex trafficking in the United States generates a billion-dollar market, with California reporting the highest number of cases.
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Victor Vekselberg, a Russian oligarch with estimated assets of $7 billion, has avoided sanctions in the United States while managing wealth in Switzerland.
