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Megan Haynes, an abusive nurse, and Patty Cannon, a figure in elder abuse, exemplify the betrayal of trust in caregiving roles, highlighting alarming cases of elderly abuse.
Essex detectives investigate the stabbing of Courtney 'Love' Valentine Brown, leading to the arrest of Alex Stevens after a police raid on a hotel.
Charles Manson's cult manipulated vulnerable young women like Susan Atkins and Patricia Krenwinkle, leading to the infamous Manson Murders in Los Angeles in 1969.
Barbara Master Marino confronts her husband Michael's drug addiction and the ensuing crimes, while other women face betrayal and violence in their lives.
Witness chilling true stories of deadly women, including Malaika Griffin and Ellen Etheridge.
A mysterious death at an Illinois jail highlights the rise of a paper-based drug that is complicating the global synthetic drug crisis, as reported by Azam Ahmed.
VICE News reveals how Chinese gangs are transforming the fentanyl trade in Mexico.
Fentanyl has been linked to at least 250,000 deaths in the U.S. and Canada, as new synthetic drugs like tranq enter the drug supply.
A dozen shootings occur every day in Chicago, where crime scene specialist Poli reports on the violence that plagues the city's neighborhoods.
More than 500 inmates in Illinois remain incarcerated beyond their release dates due to strict housing laws for sex offenders.
Ice use in Australia has increased by 300% over the last five years, leading to a surge in violent crime and addiction across communities.
Cocaine residue in Berlin's sewage has doubled since 2017, reflecting a sharp rise in drug use across Germany.
A 34-year-old Spaniard is arrested at Lima Airport after police find white powder hidden in the lining of his jacket.
3,000 to 4,000 pounds of meth have been seized at Atlanta's airport in recent months, prompting increased efforts by Homeland Security Investigations.
A mysterious body found in the desert leads to a case involving Colombian cocaine and prosecutors.
El Salvador's Java Mega Prisons, housing over 75,000 gang members, reflect President Nayib Bukele's aggressive strategy to combat rampant gang violence.
Daytime temperatures in Surma territory reach 45 degrees Celsius as the community faces famine and an invasion from their enemies, the Bumis.
Josephine Martin's disappearance in The Pas, Manitoba, and Laura Lee May Francis's case in Grand Prairie, Alberta, highlight the ongoing struggles with addiction and trauma in their communities.
In Midwest City, Oklahoma, family doctor Regan Nichols faces trial for five murders linked to her over-prescribing of opioids amid the ongoing opioid crisis.
San Francisco's streets face a significant threat from meth, crack, and heroin, highlighting the ongoing drug crisis in the city.
Pharmaceutical companies, such as Pfizer and Merck, are accused of medicalizing normal conditions and promoting non-existent diseases to boost drug sales.
Ice use in Australia has increased by 300% over the last five years, contributing to a public health crisis and rising violent crime.
HMP Shrewsbury faces chaos as staff struggle with unruly inmates and violence inside.
In New Orleans during Mardi Gras, two drug dealers compete for tourist customers, one selling real drugs and the other selling counterfeit substances amid heightened police activity.
St. Barnabas Hospital in the Bronx, New York, provides critical emergency medical care, focusing on trauma cases like gunshot wounds and alcohol-related incidents.
Thai drug runners and Chinese Triads fuel Australia's meth crisis through Thailand.
Peter Hitchens sparks discussions on drugs while Tom Rosenthal smuggles contraband into prison.
1.5 million non-violent drug arrests occur each year in the U.S., with Bernard Noble serving 13 years for possessing two joints of marijuana.
Detroit's Halloween rave scene is marked by intense competition among drug dealers, law enforcement efforts, and emergency medical responses.
Young people in the UK are increasingly dying from lethal poison purchased online, prompting journalist James Beal to investigate this alarming trend.
In a case that highlights the complexities of homicide investigations, detectives confront the murder of a disabled woman in her home while dealing with a dead suspect and heroin evidence.
Anna explores the rise of weight-loss drugs, particularly 'skinny jabs', highlighting medical advice and societal pressures surrounding body modification.
David Navarro reveals allegations of corruption, drug use, and sexual relationships among prison officers in the UK, supported by interviews and prisoner footage.
Approximately 170 people die each day in the United States from opioid overdoses, with many linked to prescription medications.
Cocaine and crack addiction are rising sharply in Limerick and Dublin, straining social services and law enforcement in Ireland's escalating drug crisis.
A 300% increase in heroin entering Europe has been linked to instability from the failed war in Afghanistan and evolving drug trafficking routes.
A significant police operation in the Netherlands targets global crime gangs using encrypted phone networks, revealing a plot for violent retaliation following a murder.
Two types of pills found at a crime scene help police confirm that Charles Tremblay was murdered after a violent altercation with a friend.
4,000 kilos of cocaine are smuggled from Colombia to Canada in what is described as the largest drug bust in Canadian history.
Réunion's blood alcohol limit is 0.05, and officers enforce a zero-tolerance policy for drunk driving, leading to immediate arrests for offenders.
Dispatches reveals flaws in the sale of the skinny jab at Boots and unethical prescriptions.
A billion dollars worth of cocaine was seized in what is considered the largest drug bust in Canadian history, involving covert CIA operations.
Five and a half years is the prison sentence given to John Kapoor for his role in promoting a fentanyl spray that contributed to the opioid crisis.
Around 100 million smokers have died prematurely from tobacco addiction, as the industry continues to profit while promoting e-cigarettes as safer alternatives.
Dispatches reveals organized crime in Britain, highlighting unsolved neighborhood crimes.
A suspicious police officer's traffic stop leads to the exposure of a large-scale human trafficking operation involving sham marriages and organized crime.
Many pilots report health issues from toxic cabin air due to engine oil leaks on planes.
HMP Durham, one of Britain's oldest prisons, faces significant challenges with a high turnover of nearly 300 new male prisoners each week, addressing issues of drugs, violence, and mental health.
