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True Canadian crime investigations highlight the critical 72-hour window for gathering vital clues following a crime.
Law enforcement profilers and forensic experts analyze the psychological blueprints of crime lords to understand the success of criminal organizations.
In a suburban neighborhood, mother Sheilah Doyle is found shot to death near her home, prompting an investigation featuring insights from family, lawyers, and detectives.
Ten-year-old Amy Schulz vanished on July 1, 1987, while searching for her brother in the small town of Kell, Illinois, prompting a nationwide investigation.
On January 4, 2006, Ruth Légeret and her friend Marina Studer were found dead in Vevey, Switzerland, amid a complex investigation involving family jealousy and financial greed.
In October 2010, the murder of Nathalie Villermet, a beloved hotel manager near Paris, reveals a web of suspicion surrounding her hotel guests.
In early 1949, police in England investigated the disappearance of wealthy widow Olive Durand Deacon, leading to a gruesome confession from her murderer.
Forensic experts analyze how a breast implant led to the exposure of a murder plot, highlighting the effectiveness of modern crime-solving techniques.
George Gwaltney is convicted of murdering Robin Bishop after FBI evidence links him to the crime.
In 'Lego,' an elderly woman is murdered by a serial killer targeting seniors, while 'The Stereo' reveals a decades-old case solved through forensic advancements.
Professor Wilson confronts Bert over the 1987 murder of Hubert Wilkes, as new evidence from his ex-wife Janet Spencer raises questions about his alibi.
In 1995 Houston, Texas, two con-women lure men with promises of sex before drugging and robbing them, raising questions about their mysterious puppet-master.
True Canadian crime investigations highlight the critical 72-hour window for gathering evidence and solving cases in the series "72 Hours: True Crime."
Pierre-François Lacenaire, a once-promising poet, becomes infamous for the brutal murders of Mrs. Chardon and her son in 1834 Paris, marking his descent into crime.
On October 1, 1993, 12-year-old Polly Klaas is kidnapped from her home in Petaluma, California, leading to a two-month FBI investigation that results in the arrest of Richard Allen Davis.
A 52-month prison sentence was imposed on Michel Dumont for a crime he did not commit, based solely on the victim's testimony.
Homicide detective Rod Demery and forensic scientist Turi King investigate the ancient murders of Tollund Man and Ötzi the Iceman using modern forensic techniques.
A chance meeting in Cheltenham leads Fred West and Rose Letts to become a murderous duo.
Over 17 years, Theodore Kaczynski mailed at least 16 bombs, resulting in three deaths and 23 injuries across the United States.
An ordinary hoodie and a standard sat nav played crucial roles in identifying the mastermind behind the largest armed robbery in Devon and Cornwall's history.
Elite Egyptologists and forensic scientists utilize advanced CT scans and chemical analysis to investigate the mysteries of three Egyptian mummies, including a relative of Ramesses II.
A body wearing a Rolex watch is discovered by fishermen off the coast of Devon in July 1996, leading to a complex murder investigation.
In Toronto, a series of bombings attributed to the Mad Bomber in the 1970s highlights the critical 72-hour window for solving crimes.
An American bank and jewellery bandit commits a series of robberies across Canada, from Toronto to Vancouver, until a police investigation leads to his capture.
In February 2003, businessman Neil Chohan and his family vanished without a trace, leading to a major police investigation into their disappearance.
This absolute documentary examines Dr. Harold Shipman, Britain's most notorious serial killer.
Seven bullet wounds were found on Sheila Caffell's mother, June, at the scene of the Bamber family murders in Essex in August 1985.
A man named Adrien Greenwood was stabbed multiple times in a frenzied attack in Oxford on April 7, 2016, leading to a complex murder investigation.
Forensic science plays a pivotal role in solving complex crimes, including the mysterious deaths of five children and a brutal urban explosion linked to hate crimes.
In 2005, Liu Hong Mei was murdered by her lover, whose dismemberment of her body raises questions about modern forensic techniques in solving such crimes.
The 1996 Centennial Olympic Park bombing in Atlanta resulted in two deaths and over 100 injuries, prompting a complex investigation by the FBI and other agencies.
In Nottinghamshire, crime scene cleaners confront the aftermath of violence and drug use, navigating hazardous environments filled with biohazards and decay.
Frank Black, a New Jersey millionaire, disappears in Florida while finalizing a sale in February 1996.
Helicopter pilots, crime scene cleaners, and leopard doctors share insights into their extraordinary professions and the challenges they face around the world.
In Singapore, two women fell victim to charismatic men who resorted to extreme measures, including a multi-day cover-up, to conceal their deadly actions.
Shawna Nelson, a police dispatcher in Colorado, was convicted for the execution-style murder of her romantic rival, Heath Garraus.
On July 25, 2000, Air France Flight 4590 crashed shortly after takeoff from Paris, killing all 109 passengers on board and four people on the ground.
A landmark experiment restages a murder trial, questioning the justice system's reliability.
In August 2000, an explosion aboard the Kursk submarine led to a tragic incident that trapped Russian submariners in the Barents Sea.
On June 17, 1994, O.J. Simpson led police on a high-speed chase in a white Bronco, capturing national attention amid a murder investigation.
Former detectives interrogate Charles Sobhraj, aka 'The Serpent', about 1970s murders.
Glen Wolsieffer, a dentist from suburban America, becomes a suspect in the murders of both his wife and high school sweetheart, Betty, amid revelations of his affairs.
Charles Sobhraj, known as 'The Serpent', is interrogated about his involvement in the 1970s murders of backpackers in Thailand, revealing the impact on victims' families.
Fifty blue acrylic fibers collected from Caleb Hughes' car matched those on the sweater worn by 5-year-old Melissa Brandon when she disappeared in 1989.
A sophisticated organized crime group in the UK exploited the elderly through telephone scams, leading detectives to uncover a nationwide conspiracy.
Brazil's Central Bank tunnel heist, the Antwerp Diamond Heist, Germany's hostage siege, and Argentina's "Heist of the Century" highlight audacious bank robberies and their investigations.
