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Juan Pablo Roque, a Cuban defector pilot, disappears after secret Russian talks in Key West.
Pushkin, a charming fugitive and the host's father, navigates a life of evasion from Neon Ham Media and Sony Music Entertainment while connections to drug trafficking emerge through businessman Angel's dealings in Brooklyn.
Pushkin's murder in Amsterdam reveals a drug cartel's reach from Dublin to Dubai.
Greater Manchester Police chase fugitive Balbas after Christopher Hughes is killed in a vigilante attack.
The murder of Pushkin in Amsterdam reveals a drug cartel's web from Dublin to Dubai.
The Mall Passer case highlights a sophisticated counterfeiting operation involving fake $20 bills that spans multiple cities in the United States, revealing law enforcement's response.
Stormy Daniels narrates an examination of the FBI's investigation into the 2016 Trump Campaign's connections with Russia and its implications for American politics.
Daulatdia in Bangladesh is a legal brothel where many women face sexual slavery and drug abuse.
In London, Filipino domestic workers like Maria and Adele endure severe abuse and exploitation from wealthy Gulf employers, exacerbated by changes to the visa system.
Watch United Gangs of America on Tuesdays, focusing on Hells Angels and Pagans' violence.
Ibiza is the greatest party island, but it faces a severe drug problem and organized crime.
Inmates in California's administrative segregation units receive just 10 hours of exercise per week while wearing stab vests for protection.
An airport hire car plays a crucial role in bringing two international hitmen to justice following the murder of a private investigator.
Over 1,000 rhinos were poached in South Africa in 2013, marking a dramatic increase in illegal hunting that continues to threaten the species.
A report by Clément Bürge highlights a 900% increase in AI scams on Booking.com and Airbnb in London, exposing fraudulent rental practices amid a tourism surge.
A head of security at American Jewelry and Loan stole thousands of dollars worth of diamonds and scrap gold, prompting new security measures at the Detroit pawn shop.
Tim Foley leads Arizona Border Recon, a highly armed group patrolling the US-Mexico border.
Ghaith Abdul-Ahad highlights the tensions between Sunni Khaadimiyah and Shia Khazira in Baghdad.
Thousands of people are trafficked into Myanmar's eastern border, where they are forced to scam victims across Europe, the US, and China.
600 people have died in tribal battles in Papua New Guinea's Highlands, where illegal guns have replaced traditional weapons.
Political violence in Mexico claims 132 politicians' lives before Obrador's presidency.
Over half a million people were affected by the civil war in Colombia, fueled by oil money and the battle to protect a multi-million dollar pipeline.
Brazil's drug gangs battle for control as violence escalates in Rio de Janeiro's favelas.
Iman Amrani discusses life in Brussels after the March terrorist attacks with local youth.
A police operation tracks a yacht used by a gang to smuggle firearms into Britain, while a prison phone call leads to the arrest of a bank cashier involved in theft.
At least 15 migrants, including young women and teenagers, have died in the past year while attempting to cross the English Channel from Calais.
Naples has a large Chinese community, the biggest in Italy, reflecting the city's historical openness to foreign cultures amid ongoing economic challenges.
In 2001, over 20,000 cars vanished in Australia, with organized crime groups exporting stolen vehicles and parts to the Middle East.
1,300 people were murdered in Ecuador in the first 50 days of 2025, reflecting the country's escalating violence and the threat of becoming a narco-state.
Detective Inspector Fielding investigates a £4 million jewelry heist in the UK, linked to a convicted murderer and a high-speed getaway.
Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán was extradited to the U.S. to face a 17-count indictment for drug smuggling and leading the Sinaloa cartel.
Guinea Bissau faces a drug epidemic after cocaine washes ashore, impacting its people.
Guayaquil, Ecuador, has become a battleground for rival drug cartels, leading to a dramatic increase in violence and a surge in the murder rate.
In June 2005, the Mafia's pervasive influence in Italy is examined through testimonies from gang members, victims, and police officials, highlighting its brutality and connections to the Berlusconi government.
Villagers in the Democratic Republic of Congo face violent attacks from the Lord's Resistance Army.
Residents in Rio's favelas face police control and rising costs amid World Cup preparations.
The murder rate in Trinidad has surged from 100 to 500 annually over the past 15 years, driven by violent gang turf wars.
Corsica has a homicide rate seven times that of mainland France, making it the murder capital of Europe amid escalating gang violence.
Four terrorist bombings in September 1999 killed almost 300 people and helped propel Vladimir Putin to the presidency amid a climate of fear.
Four terrorist bombings in September 1999 killed almost 300 people and raised suspicions about the Kremlin's involvement in the attacks.
Olive thieves stole 12,000 kilos from Spanish farmers like Antonio Masa, who now patrol their fields at night to protect their harvests.
1.7 million Filipinos use shabu, a drug trade valued at $8.4 billion, with 92% of Manila's barangay neighborhoods affected by illegal substances.
David Simon critiques Queensland's bikie laws and discusses the American dream in Sydney.
In Brazil's Javari valley, Oliver Laughland retraces the fatal path of Dom Phillips and Bruno Pereira, highlighting the threats posed by organized crime to the Amazon.
Eighteen Colombian mercenaries were arrested following the assassination of Haiti's president, Jovenel Moïse, on July 7, 2021.
Many Somalis turn to piracy as foreign fishing fleets deplete their resources in Pirateland.
150 kilos of heroin were smuggled from the North Korean bulk carrier Pong Su to the Australian coast in 2003, marking a major drug trafficking incident.
Alexandra Heal reveals police officers abusing partners while escaping accountability in the UK.
