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Trenton Mallory was found shot in his bed in Levering, Michigan, while his fiancée Amber Smith dealt with the fallout from their troubled relationship.
More than 3,000 children lost a parent in the 9/11 attacks, with some only days old and others yet to be born.
In an almond orchard in Bakersfield, investigators piece together the murder of Todd Chance, linked to his secretive relationship with Carrie.
The heist at the Van Gogh Museum lasted just 3 minutes and 40 seconds, resulting in the theft of two paintings from the artist's early period.
In June 1974, six sailboats converged on Palmyra, a small uninhabited island in the South Pacific, leading to a complex murder investigation.
Los Angeles wildfires devastate the city, featuring firefighters and residents in crisis.
Forty instances of gunfire were documented between rival gangs in Sheffield by 2009, following a violent feud sparked by a prison order in 2008.
Harold Shipman and Michael Swango are among the medical professionals who exploited their positions to commit numerous patient murders, raising concerns about trust in healthcare.
Christopher Dale Flannery, an Australian underworld figure, is alleged to have committed over a dozen murders before his mysterious disappearance in 1985.
In a quiet suburb of Liverpool, a dispute between lifelong friends Christopher Honor and Christopher Stretle escalated into a fatal shooting, leading to a forensic investigation.
On September 6, 2006, Susan Kuhnhausen, an ER nurse, fights off and kills a hitman hired by her estranged husband, Michael Kunhausen.
Amelia Dyer, a notorious Victorian-era baby-farmer, deceived desperate mothers like Evelina Marmon by promising to care for their children while murdering them.
Charles Manson was convicted of nine murders but is believed to be responsible for 35, prompting investigators to search for hidden graves linked to his cult.
Customs and Excise estimate that smuggling cost £2.5 billion in lost revenue last year, as more pensioners turn to crime for extra income.
Detective Mike Arntfield leads a team of civilians in solving cold cases, focusing on the murder of Margaret McWilliam and the critical shoe print evidence.
Henri Landru, a Parisian serial killer during World War I, preyed on vulnerable women, prompting two determined women to gather evidence and seek justice.
The Yakuza face extinction as Japan cracks down on organised crime syndicates.
Kieran Kelly, an Irish serial killer active from 1953 to 1983, targeted vulnerable members of society, claiming to have murdered at least three people.
In Spalding, Lincolnshire, a double homicide committed by fourteen-year-olds Kim Edwards and Lucas Markham reveals the chilling consequences of a toxic teenage romance.
Shrewsbury Prison in Shropshire reveals a dark history of capital punishment, violent crime, and notorious riots that have shaped Britain's penal system.
Four bombs concealed in identical toolboxes exploded in northern and western New York in December 1993, killing five and injuring two.
Tracy Richter claims self-defense in the murder of Dustin Wehde during a 2001 Iowa home invasion.
Les, Michael, and Gary Murphy, convicted for the brutal rape and murder of Sydney nurse Anita Cobby in 1986, ignited debates over the death penalty in Australia.
A murder-for-hire plot orchestrated by a victim's ex-husband reveals a complex case involving toxic death and manipulated crime scenes in the investigation.
Percy Lefroy Mapleton, a 19th-century writer, resorted to fraud and ultimately violence in his obsession with a stage actress in 1881 London.
Vincent van Gogh's death is re-examined by Pulitzer Prize winner Steven Naifeh, who argues that he was shot by a 16-year-old boy named René Secrétan.
Moundsville penitentiary in West Virginia housed some of the most violent criminals in U.S. history, with daily occurrences of murder and suicide.
In Wigan's goods yard on a September night in 1895, Detective Sergeant Robert Kidd was murdered by a gang of thieves, marking a historic first for railway police fatalities.
More than a million DNA samples are stored at the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology, helping to identify soldiers who went missing in action.
Fifteen shell casings were found at the scene of the execution-style murders of Gary Matson and Winfield Mauder in Happy Valley, California, in July 1999.
Every two minutes, someone in Britain disappears, with many never returning home.
Fred and Rose West, notorious serial killers from Gloucester, are examined for their roles in the murders of nine women and girls, including their daughter.
Odell Adams' wrongful conviction in Portland reveals flaws in forensic science this week.
In 1986, a car bomb exploded outside Melbourne's police headquarters, leading to extensive detective work and forensic science to bring the perpetrators to justice.
Seven young women were raped and murdered in South Australia during the 1970s, leading to a prolonged investigation into a series of unsolved crimes.
Forensic archaeology experts utilize DNA analysis and isotopic testing to investigate four bodies found in a 16-metre-deep pit in the UK.
A 25-year-old woman named Melissa Padilla was found murdered in New Jersey, with investigators relying on bite mark evidence to identify her killer.
On August 12, 1966, Harry Roberts and two accomplices murdered three police officers in Shepherd's Bush, leading to a nationwide manhunt and public outcry for capital punishment.
Rodney Block was sentenced to 37 years in prison for a three-day string of bombings that targeted police and community members in Fremont, California.
Neil Entwistle, a computer engineer from Nottinghamshire, became the focus of a complex investigation after the disappearance of his wife Rachel and daughter Lillian in Massachusetts.
Maureen Cosgrove is murdered by George Maben after a family conflict in 2009.
In March 1996, Thomas Hamilton entered Dunblane Primary School in Scotland, killing 16 children and their teacher before taking his own life.
Three people died and over two dozen were injured during a 18-year bombing spree by Ted Kaczynski, who became known as the Unabomber.
A transient man discovered the body of an unidentified woman in a dumpster in Reno, Nevada, in February 1995, leading to a complex murder investigation.
In 1996, 17-year-old Joshua was kidnapped from a shop in his hometown, leading to a tense FBI investigation and demands for a $30,000 ransom.
In Bucks County, Pennsylvania, the murder of a church office worker reveals a complex web of secrets involving the local pastor and unrequited love.
After a student is found dead in his car, forensic teams and detectives investigate a family plot involving coercion and murder in Britain.
In Wisbech, Cambridgeshire, police investigate the murder of 47-year-old Eliza Bibby, leading to unexpected twists involving multiple suspects and heroin.
