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Seven people died and 300 were poisoned in August 1951 when residents of Pont-Saint-Esprit experienced mass hallucinations after consuming contaminated bread.
Daulatdia, Bangladesh, is home to the world's largest red-light district, where systemic issues force girls as young as ten into child prostitution.
Brandy Stevens Rosine was buried in a disturbed area of woods in Cochranton, Pennsylvania, two years after her disappearance linked to an online romance.
Israel's Supreme Court ruling has legalized torture, with experts documenting systematic sexual violence and degradation against Palestinian detainees for decades.
Sextortion, a blackmail scheme exploiting compromising photos, has led to numerous cases of extortion and suicide among victims worldwide.
Dads Against Predators confront men who attempt to meet underage children, claiming to have ruined 250 lives through their online sting operations.
Champa, a mother in Rajasthan, suffocated her newborn daughter with sand, following a tradition that has led to the deaths of many girls in her village.
Over 4 million children in Pakistan are forced to work from an early age due to poverty, with up to 1.5 million living on the streets.
Students in Charlotte Schools reveal a cover-up of sexual assaults and retaliation against victims.
Richard Rawls, a 75-year-old career criminal, was the first person in the United States convicted for trafficking women from prison.
Organ trafficking operates as a global black market, revealing the involvement of unscrupulous surgeons and traffickers in the illegal trade for profit.
Kim Jong Un has reportedly assassinated 140 senior leaders since taking power, reflecting the brutal dynamics of North Korea's regime.
On October 2, 2018, Jamal Khashoggi was murdered inside the Saudi consulate in Istanbul, with evidence suggesting state involvement in the crime.
Manny Waks publicly accused an Orthodox Jewish security guard of sexual abuse in 2011, breaking a centuries-old code of silence in his community.
More than 500 inmates in Illinois remain incarcerated beyond their release dates due to strict housing laws for sex offenders.
More than 4,000 inmates are held in Haiti's National Penitentiary, many without trial and facing dire conditions described as subhuman.
This investigation uncovers a global industry profiting from unauthorized human remains in Ukraine and the West.
There are around 60,000 sex workers in Pattaya, many of whom rely on this industry to support their families amid economic hardship.
In Indonesia, a closed Facebook group named Loli Candy facilitated the sharing of child pornography among 7,000 members, prompting police investigations and arrests.
In the United States, stolen cars are smuggled to West Africa in shipping containers, where demand for these vehicles is rapidly increasing.
Each year, thousands of North Koreans attempt to escape, risking their lives to avoid being sent back to prison camps if caught.
Today, the US has nearly 400 million firearms in circulation, with ghost guns posing significant challenges for law enforcement in regulating gun violence.
In 2009, over 200 pirate attacks occurred in the Indian Ocean, affecting various vessels, including oil tankers and tuna boats.
Every year, thousands of American teenagers are sent to Christian reform schools abroad, often against their will and at their parents' request.
More than $300 million was lost to romance scams in the United States during 2020, as scammers exploited loneliness during the pandemic.
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.
Law enforcement seized over 176,000 counterfeit items valued at more than $120 million during Super Bowl 54 in Miami.
Over four million children in Pakistan are forced to work from an early age due to poverty, with up to one and a half million living on the streets.
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.
8,000 people in the UK are threatened with a forced marriage each year, prompting police intervention and legal action under new legislation.
A United Nations estimate indicates that about 100,000 political prisoners are held in North Korean labor camps, where freedom remains elusive.
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.
Two percent of Israel's population is made up of Ethiopian Israelis, who face systemic racism and police violence, culminating in nationwide protests.
657 detainees have been released from Guantanamo since 2002, with about 100 sent to countries that are not their homes, including Kazakhstan.
Queen Hunter leads vigilantes in northern Nigeria to combat kidnappers and extremists.
In 2010, Matias Koch publicly revealed his abuse by two priests, prompting a wave of survivors to come forward in Germany.
A PR AMO team tracks a boat carrying $41 million worth of cocaine, following a tip about money smugglers and discovering drugs hidden in car trunks.
Nine months pass as an Australian property executive endures imprisonment in Dubai without trial, facing an opaque legal system.
The United States is the only nation not to sign the International Convention on the Rights of the Child.
More than 20,000 law enforcement and support personnel work for Immigration and Customs Enforcement across over 400 offices worldwide.
In the United States, 16,000 people have lodged complaints for sexual abuse against Catholic priests, revealing a pattern of global transfers of accused clergymen.
A Saturday morning shooting reveals the violence against women in a quiet residential area near the border.
Customs and Border Protection in El Paso seizes $1 million worth of cocaine concealed in a refrigerated cargo truck, leading to a controlled delivery and arrest by LA Homeland Security Investigations.
At Rome's Fiumicino Airport, border police apprehend a father and son with fake passports alongside a defiant Bulgarian woman flagged by authorities.
A 70-year-old man from Minnesota faces drug trafficking charges in Mozambique after falling victim to a scam that promised him a $10.5 million inheritance.
Istanbul's nightlife hides scams where tourists face huge bills and police indifference.
Around 300,000 women in Spain have had their children stolen during and after the Franco dictatorship, with many still searching for answers today.
