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Six masked robbers stole $18.9 million in the 1997 Dunbar Armored robbery, the largest cash heist in U.S. history.
Five hundred and fifty million dollars in damage resulted from the 1993 truck bombing of the World Trade Center, marking a significant moment in U.S. history.
A jogger discovered the nude body of a young woman in Central Espanel Cemetery in Tampa, Florida, on October 10, 1986, prompting a complex murder investigation.
43 million euros in unmarked 50s vanished during Brazil's largest bank heist, prompting a complex investigation that spanned three years.
Wayne Bent, a self-proclaimed messiah in New Mexico, led the Strong City cult, where followers faced manipulation, psychological control, and a controversial trial.
Ten million people fled from northern France to the south in 1940, creating chaos that a serial killer named Marcel Petiot exploited for his own gain.
In Gatesville, Texas, Piers Morgan interviews Erin Caffey, who, at 16, orchestrated the murder of her family, exploring her motivations and circumstances.
Janice Ott and Denise Naslund disappear in 1974 at Lake Sammamish, Washington, linked to a serial killer.
A high school senior becomes a suspect in his mother's murder, which involves multiple stab wounds and the potential involvement of an accomplice.
Kip Arts, a pizza and taco house owner in Jackson, Michigan, faces scrutiny after his wife Patty disappears following his brain surgery.
Eight victims were found in the Alaskan wilderness, where Robert Hansen used his knowledge of the terrain to hunt women from 1971 to 1983.
Muriel McKay was kidnapped from her Wimbledon home in 1969 by brothers Arthur and Nizamodeen Hosein, who mistakenly believed she was Anna Murdoch, Rupert Murdoch's wife.
South Australian authorities employed a potentially unqualified chief forensic pathologist whose autopsies contributed to 400 convictions over 28 years.
In rural Tholeni, Eastern Cape, a serial killer terrorized the village from 2008 to 2011, targeting women and children while evading justice.
Rachel Nickel was stabbed nearly 50 times in front of her two-year-old son Alex on July 15, 1992, in Wimbledon Common, London.
An armored car robbery in Nyack, New York, links to the Black Liberation Army and Weather Underground.
An armed gang stole £750,000 from a Securicor van in Reigate, Surrey, in November 1990, marking a key moment in South London's crime history.
Gerard John Schaefer Jr., a former sheriff's deputy in Martin County, Florida, was convicted of two murders and is suspected of killing over 30 women and girls.
Three best friends vanish without a trace, prompting a beat cop to pursue a lead that uncovers a chilling truth behind their disappearance.
Former Detective Chief Inspector Jackie Malton revisits the criminal activities of Donald Nielson, known as the Black Panther, in a detailed examination of his case.
David Reese was found dead in his bathroom with multiple gunshot wounds, leading police to suspect his wife Lois in a complex murder investigation.
Dr. Ewen Cameron conducted experiments in the 1950s that included sensory deprivation and forced comas on patients at the Allan Memorial Institute in Montreal.
Robert Hansen, an award-winning hunter in Alaska, exploited the remote wilderness as a hunting ground for his victims, evading capture until a survivor led authorities to his extensive crimes.
David Berkowitz, known as the Son of Sam, killed six young people and wounded seven others during a year-long shooting spree in New York City.
Colton Harris-Moore, known as the Barefoot Bandit, became a modern folk hero through his audacious thefts of airplanes and life in the wilderness.
In 1992, the murder of Rachel Nickell on Wimbledon Common led to a controversial police investigation that wrongfully targeted Colin Stagg while the real killer, Robert Napper, remained free.
Untold provides exclusive access to two very different fight clubs and their motivations.
More than a year of undercover work by the FBI and NYPD led to the arrest of Hernando Trujillo and six co-conspirators linked to the Medellin cartel.
Two men were found murdered in 2000 in Fiji, with one victim being John Scott, the director of the Fiji Red Cross, raising questions about the case.
A mother seeks justice for Mark Blanco, who died at a party with Pete Doherty in 2006.
Darlie Routier reports a stabbing, but later becomes a suspect in her sons' deaths.
A 50-year-old murder case in Toronto reveals a mother's enduring connection to her child, challenging long-held beliefs about abandonment and loss.
In June 2002, 14-year-old Elizabeth Smart was abducted from her Salt Lake City bedroom, a crime that captivated the nation and raised safety concerns.
Owney Madden, the Irish mobster, rules New York's Prohibition-era underworld from Hell's Kitchen.
A reliable librarian goes missing, while a trucker finds an East Indian woman's body in the woods.
This award-winning documentary questions the authenticity of Vincent van Gogh's Sunflowers painting.
Over 35,000 murders were committed in Mexico in 2019, with 70% of seized weapons traced back to the United States.
Over 70 employees at John Hadland Laboratories fell ill in the summer of 1971 due to poisoning by 24-year-old Graham Young, who had a history of toxic obsession.
Phoenix Chi, daughter of Mel B, navigates the complexities of nepotism and privilege while pursuing an art career amid societal perceptions and challenges.
British detective Steve Fulcher navigates a complex legal process to apprehend cab driver Chris Halliwell, a serial killer of women in Swindon.
Sumo in Japan is a way of life, where athletes live in Heyas and face strict hierarchies.
John Straffen, who strangled two young girls at age 21 and escaped Broadmoor, committed a third murder shortly after his release.
Mark Chapman shoots John Lennon, revealing the motives behind this tragic event.
Paul Williams, a self-proclaimed psychic, served just four months of an 18-month sentence for conning elderly victims out of their life savings.
Stephen Griffiths, known as The Crossbow Cannibal, was arrested in 2010 for the murders of three women in Bradford's red light district.
A horse-loving lawyer marries a con artist fugitive who, along with her lover, kills him with horse tranquilizer and steals his money, while a muscle-car enthusiast fakes his own death to escape financial troubles.
The Quality Street Gang, Manchester's infamous gang, sends the Krays packing in the 1960s.
Every month, many flee North Korea, but only a few find freedom in South Korea.
