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Fentanyl, cocaine supply chains, and underground steroids are examined in Mariana van Zeller's exploration of America's deadliest drugs and their global impact.
South Cotabato Jail houses over 2,000 inmates in a facility built for just 600, with many awaiting trial amid the chaos of the war on drugs.
Fentanyl has transformed the American drug crisis and black market dynamics, as Mariana Van Zeller investigates its impact on communities and trafficking networks.
More than 230,000 people have died in Mexico's drug war since 2006, with the Sinaloa cartel generating up to 12 billion dollars annually.
A man fell from a plane in Knoxville, Tennessee, on September 10, 1985, with his parachute still unopened, raising questions about his death.
At Los Angeles International Airport, Customs and Border Protection agent Rimola monitors drug trafficking from Cali, Colombia, while agents investigate a suspected smuggler at JFK.
Ten kilograms of cocaine and $550,000 in cash are seized at JFK airport as agents investigate a baggage handler's role in a drug trafficking operation.
Houston's illegal drug trade is examined, highlighting cartel involvement and the impact of trafficking on the city's economy and community.
$90 billion is generated annually by the cocaine market, which relies on a complex network from production in Latin America to distribution in Europe.
A kilo of cocaine travels from a remote valley in Peru to the streets of Miami, shaped by simple economics and the risks taken by those involved.
The Dark Web reveals the dark side of the internet and its criminal activities.
Dutch colonialism established a lucrative drug trade that evolved into a modern network, making the Netherlands a central hub for narcotics in Europe.
Colombia sees 5 million foreign tourists in 2016, fueled by Narcomania and Pablo Escobar's legacy.
Litla Hraun, Iceland’s oldest high-security prison, houses around eighty inmates, including Marco, a Croatian facing twelve years for drug trafficking, amid rising crime rates.
Nine bricks of cocaine are found on a vessel at Miami Seaport, part of ongoing efforts to combat drug smuggling from the Dominican Republic.
60% of all fake U.S. bills are produced in Peru, where a new breed of counterfeiter has emerged amid a growing criminal enterprise.
More than 800,000 people are incarcerated in Brazil, with the São Luís Female Prison housing 300 women serving sentences for violent crimes.
More than 100,000 people are employed by the Sinaloan cartel, which has become the most powerful drug trafficking organization in the world.
Hollywood's drug trade generates $350 billion a year, with users, dealers, and doctors all playing a role in the city's complex underbelly.
Guatemala's Maras control crime and instill fear in the world's most violent country.
A 12-year-old boy was kidnapped in New York City in 1989, prompting a high-stakes investigation by the FBI and local police.
Scam City: Amsterdam reveals the dangers of scams in the city's nightlife and Red Light District.
Tijuana, Mexico, faces 7 murders a day, highlighting its status as the Deadliest City.
Two prominent citizens in Biloxi, Mississippi, were murdered in their home on September 14, 1987, sparking an extensive FBI investigation into local corruption.
On May 20, 1983, Larry Corrosa was killed during a routine mafia errand, marking a significant moment in the history of organized crime in New York.
Organized crime networks, fueled by corruption and drug trafficking, increasingly threaten global stability by collaborating with terrorist organizations and corrupt politicians.
280 kilometers of rough track can take a day and a half to traverse, connecting isolated Colombian villages to essential services and supplies.
53 billion euros is the annual revenue generated by the Ndrangheta, making it the most powerful mafia in the world.
Over 500 million pounds were wagered annually on horse racing in the early 20th century, fueling the rise of Birmingham's gang networks.
560 kilograms of liquid meth, with an estimated street value of $24 million, are seized by Customs and Border Protection in Laredo, Texas.
Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzmán escaped from a maximum-security prison in Mexico through a tunnel equipped with light bulbs and a motorcycle on rails.
Three Australians on death row in Bali share their stories and experiences for the first time, revealing life inside a prison known as a hellhole.
Eleven peacekeeping soldiers are held captive by a drug-crazed warlord in Sierra Leone, prompting a high-stakes Special Forces rescue mission.
CBP Laredo seizes 560kg of liquid meth concealed in paint cans, while HSI Atlanta apprehends individuals receiving meth-filled air conditioners.
Cebu Provincial Detention and Rehabilitation Center houses convicts and pretrial detainees, where inmates like Lionel, known as Bosyo, maintain order amid strict security measures.
Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) and Customs and Border Protection (CBP) conduct operations against drug smuggling, including meth, cocaine, and wildlife trafficking.
In Miami, San Diego, and Puerto Rico, law enforcement agencies including HSI and CBP tackle various drug smuggling operations and human trafficking efforts.
In Puerto Rico, New York City, and San Diego, U.
45 miles southeast of Bogotá, Bourdain visits remote settlements in the Amazon basin, accessible only by boat or a vintage DC-3 airplane.
On July 12, 1979, Carmine Galante was shot multiple times while having lunch at Joe and Mary's Restaurant in Brooklyn, marking a notorious mob hit.
A 12-year-old boy was found with seven or eight bags of cannabis during a police stop in Luton, leading to his arrest for drug dealing.
Over 100 homes were invaded by a gang impersonating police officers in Detroit during the 1990s, leading to widespread fear and violence.
In 2003, the Chohan family, including an eight-week-old boy and a 51-year-old grandmother, were murdered in west London by Kenneth Regan, William Horncy, and Peter Rees as part of a drug smuggling plot.
On October 1, 1990, Jeff Matthews was sentenced to 100 years in prison without the possibility of parole for his violent drug-related crimes in Florida.
Border Patrol and CBP agents across the United States conduct operations to intercept large shipments of marijuana, cocaine, and methamphetamine.
In Tallahassee, the 2010 murders of Brandi Peters and her three children led to accusations against her ex-boyfriend Henry Segura and a drug dealer's claims of a drug-related motive.
50 kilograms of heroin and a large amount of arms were seized from the North Korean ship Pong Su during a 2003 operation led by the US State Department.
The Pan-American Highway spans approximately 35,000 kilometers from Alaska to Tierra del Fuego, connecting diverse landscapes and highlighting regional challenges such as drug wars.
