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Nearly 130,000 families in Mexico are searching for missing loved ones, including Perla Yajaira, who disappeared on February 22, 2024.
Over 100 reporters have been killed in Mexico since 2000, making it one of the most dangerous countries for journalists in the world.
Moonshiners share insights into their lives and the challenges of maintaining the tradition of crafting moonshine in Appalachia, with a preview of Season 12.
Jamaica, a former aspiring teacher turned drug trafficker for Colombia's Clan del Golfo, navigates a life filled with wealth, paranoia, and family responsibilities.
Hugo Russo was shot and killed on March 1, 2020, at the age of 15 after allegedly attempting to rob a driver who turned out to be a police officer.
Bugsy Siegel, the notorious mobster, is murdered in his Beverly Hills home in this episode.
Montenegro struggles with organized crime as Prime Minister Zdravko Krivokapic seeks reform.
In Nicaragua, Magali joins a women's battalion of Sandinista rebels to fight the US-funded Contras, later reflecting on the revolution's unfulfilled promises.
China's increasing investment in the Arctic, driven by climate change and new economic opportunities, highlights its strategic interests in the region.
At 15 years old, one former drug dealer reflects on his early choices and the addiction to money and lifestyle that led him into the criminal world.
U.S. Marshals arrive with a federal warrant to remove Ron and Shirley from Lizard Lick Towing as they face a takeover by Lars Dixon.
Rich confronts Les in a Detroit pawn shop over his firing and the potential discovery of stolen microphones linked to a recent concert theft.
Terry spent 15 years in prison after stealing £5 million worth of data in one of England's largest robberies, facing tough questions from four teenagers.
A member of the Rocky Mountain Militia promises death to anyone who tries to take away his children, reflecting the group's extreme beliefs and rhetoric.
A car chase ensues when a man confronts a rogue bounty hunter who allegedly stole his belongings in Lizard Lick, North Carolina.
Rudy Kurniawan, a skilled counterfeiter, deceives wine collectors and high society, manipulating the market and scamming millions with fake bottles.
The Hampstead hoax falsely accuses 175 individuals of a Satanic conspiracy in London.
Ronnie Shirley is offered double the amount he previously received for Lizard Lick Towing, forcing him to consider a life-changing decision.
Seth and Ashley have a wager while managing Detroit's largest pawn shop owned by the Gold family.
Seth Gold goes missing after feeling betrayed by his father, leaving Detroit's largest pawn shop in disarray as Les Gold searches for him.
Australia's toughest prison holds just 34 of the most dangerous criminals, raising questions about the balance between punishment and rehabilitation.
Talíria Petrone campaigns for military accountability in Niterói, Rio de Janeiro State.
Over 8,000 refugees live in Moria camp, originally designed for 2,500, where violence and intimidation by alleged ISIS members have become commonplace.
Lennie McPherson, a key figure in Sydney's organized crime during the late 20th century, was known for his connections with Abe Saffron and George Freeman.
On December 25, 2011, Khuram Shaikh was murdered in Sri Lanka while celebrating Christmas with his girlfriend, Victoria, at a tourist resort.
Muhammad Alam sold his kidney for about $4,000, believing it would help him escape crippling debt, but it only deepened his financial troubles.
Toxic waste dumping in Somalia costs just $2.50 per tonne, harming local communities.
Today's Medellin drug cartels operate like multinational corporations amid violent gangs.
The Iran Contra affair exemplifies how the gray and black markets intertwine with parallel diplomacy, revealing the ethical compromises made for profit.
The United States imprisons over 20% of the world's prisoners, surpassing Stalin's Gulags.
Ronnie enters a Cutthroat archery tournament, where the highest score determines the winner and his hunting reputation is on the line.
Traffickers in Italy's olive oil industry have generated 7 million euros through food fraud in just two years.
In the Golden Triangle, a region infamous for drug production, a team navigates dangerous terrain while reflecting on their guide's humorous assurances of safety.
Rahul Jadhav transforms from a criminal in Mumbai to a rising star in the marathon community.
Ten to 15 soldiers from the Ta’ang Liberation Army destroy poppy fields in Shan State, Burma, as part of their fight against opium production.
John Gotti controlled most of the restaurants and shops in the neighborhood, where illegal activities were conducted through hidden alleys and back doors.
Maria Licciardi, known as The Godmother, takes over the Naples mafia amid chaos and evasion.
The Municipal Police ambush normalista students on Juan Alvarez Street in Mexico, leading to 43 disappearances.
In Mexico, drug cartels engage in dangerous operations, including the unusual practice of keeping tigers, as explored by filmmaker Ben Zand.
A young man recounts being shot nine times after leaving a party in Chicago's South Shore neighborhood, reflecting on the violence that surrounds him.
Rabbit sells cocaine to high-profile clients while working as a stripper in the US.
Two armed robberies occur in 15 minutes as boys aged 12 and 13 in Naples form gangs and seek respect through crime and violence.
On July 22, 1933, oil tycoon Charles Urschel was kidnapped from his home in Oklahoma City by a gang led by George Kelly Barnes, known as Machine Gun Kelly.
Two or three car thieves can steal a vehicle in under two minutes, using self-made keys known as a criminal's friend in Soweto's gang culture.
On December 11, 1978, a gang of thieves stole approximately $5 million in cash and $800,000 in jewelry from a luxury airline hangar at JFK Airport.
Highway police manhunt for a suspect raises questions about their effectiveness and technology.
According to the UN, up to 80 percent of Nigerian women arriving in Europe become victims of human trafficking orchestrated by criminal gangs.
A dozen manufacturers in Europe raised alarms in 2015 over the influx of low-priced raw tuna, suspecting widespread fraud in its production.
