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In 1988, a bank robbery in Chinatown, Sydney, resulted in the theft of gold bars, rare coins, and cash, raising questions about whether it was an inside job.
Investigators find over 50 suspicious cases linked to respiratory therapist Charles Cullen, who confesses to killing hundreds of patients during his career.
Chinese Triads, originating from 17th-century resistance movements, have evolved into powerful international crime syndicates with a significant global presence.
Ten-year-old Amy Schulz vanished on July 1, 1987, while searching for her brother in the small town of Kell, Illinois, prompting a nationwide investigation.
On January 4, 2006, Ruth Légeret and her friend Marina Studer were found dead in Vevey, Switzerland, amid a complex investigation involving family jealousy and financial greed.
Eighty-six hostages are held at gunpoint during the hijacking of Lufthansa Flight 181, prompting a high-stakes rescue operation by special forces.
Kevin Spacey's rise and fall is examined through the testimonies of several men detailing their experiences of his alleged inappropriate sexual behavior.
Kate Jewell escapes an abusive relationship with John Branden, only to learn years later that he has killed another woman before taking his own life.
Raymond Boulanger recounts his life as a CIA pilot turned drug trafficker for Escobar.
This episode highlights Helen Betty Osborne's case and justice delays in Manitoba.
The disappearance and suspected murder of 18-year-old Trudie Adams in 1980 highlights issues of organized crime and police corruption in Sydney's Northern Beaches.
In Grimsby, devastated father Keith Vincent recounts the brutal murder of his son Adam by a notorious drugs gang, highlighting the tragic circumstances that led to it.
In Canada, law enforcement agencies work to gather critical evidence within 72 hours of financial crimes associated with addiction.
In March 1984, 23-year-old Beth Kenyon disappeared in Miami, becoming one of several young women targeted by serial killer Christopher Wilder.
Jane Clough fights for justice against her abusive husband, Jonathan Vass, before her tragic death.
In October 2010, the murder of Nathalie Villermet, a beloved hotel manager near Paris, reveals a web of suspicion surrounding her hotel guests.
True Canadian crime investigations emphasize the critical 72-hour window for gathering essential evidence following a criminal event.
In the slums of Caracas, Venezuela, armed leftist groups known as 'colectivos' provide vigilante justice amid rampant crime and political instability.
Jennifer Mee, known as America's "Hiccup Girl," was sentenced to life in prison for her role in a robbery that resulted in the murder of Shannon Griffin.
True Canadian crime investigations emphasize the critical 72-hour window for gathering essential evidence following a crime.
Three heavily armed men ambushed two Puerto Rican patrolmen in 1978, killing one and forcing the other into the woods, marking the start of a violent insurgency.
In early 1949, police in England investigated the disappearance of wealthy widow Olive Durand Deacon, leading to a gruesome confession from her murderer.
Forensic experts analyze how a breast implant led to the exposure of a murder plot, highlighting the effectiveness of modern crime-solving techniques.
Greggs has gained significant market share over McDonald's in the UK fast food industry, prompting a fierce rivalry and strategic responses from both brands.
George Gwaltney is convicted of murdering Robin Bishop after FBI evidence links him to the crime.
In 'Lego,' an elderly woman is murdered by a serial killer targeting seniors, while 'The Stereo' reveals a decades-old case solved through forensic advancements.
Five days after her abduction, investigators found drops of blood and a torn window screen at Anita Wooldridge's home in Kokomo, Indiana.
Professor Wilson confronts Bert over the 1987 murder of Hubert Wilkes, as new evidence from his ex-wife Janet Spencer raises questions about his alibi.
In 1995 Houston, Texas, two con-women lure men with promises of sex before drugging and robbing them, raising questions about their mysterious puppet-master.
True Canadian crime investigations emphasize the crucial 72-hour window for evidence collection and case resolution in "72 Hours: True Crime."
In Texas, a gang of seven inmates orchestrates a violent prison break, while IRA terrorists in Britain are recaptured moments after escaping, and an Australian inmate loses significant weight to slip through his cell bars.
Pierre-François Lacenaire, a once-promising poet, becomes infamous for the brutal murders of Mrs. Chardon and her son in 1834 Paris, marking his descent into crime.
Félix Rose investigates his father's role in the 1970 kidnapping of minister Pierre Laporte in Quebec.
On October 1, 1993, 12-year-old Polly Klaas is kidnapped from her home in Petaluma, California, leading to a two-month FBI investigation that results in the arrest of Richard Allen Davis.
A 52-month prison sentence was imposed on Michel Dumont for a crime he did not commit, based solely on the victim's testimony.
Sergeant Bernie "Whistling" Smith patrols Vancouver's Eastside, providing support and friendship to the area's marginalized residents while enforcing the law.
On September 24, 1994, 16-year-old Lisa Renee was kidnapped from her Arlington, Texas home by men posing as FBI agents.
Homicide detective Rod Demery and forensic scientist Turi King investigate the ancient murders of Tollund Man and Ötzi the Iceman using modern forensic techniques.
Harold Shipman, a British doctor convicted in 2000 for murdering 15 patients, is suspected of killing up to 215 individuals, while Stephanie Slater's 1992 kidnapping highlights the complexities of criminal justice.
Notorious figures such as Jack the Ripper and events like the Dreyfus Affair and the Columbine High School shooting illustrate crimes that have significantly shaped history.
Mickey Spillane's reign in Hell's Kitchen ends as Jimmy Coonan's Westies ignite a mob war.
In the 1920s, the Osage Indian Nation in Oklahoma faced a series of murders linked to their oil wealth, prompting intervention by J. Edgar Hoover's FBI to expose systemic corruption.
A crime wave in June 1997 left a farming community in Iowa reeling after the murder of farmhand Barbara Garver and a subsequent multi-state manhunt.
In 2001 Toronto, a series of crimes targeting homeless individuals culminates in the murder of a local man known as Santa Claus.
This series explores women's lives in Italy's mafia and their choices between loyalty and betrayal.
Sarah Pender, once labeled America’s Most Wanted woman, shares her experiences in solitary confinement alongside other female inmates at Indiana Women’s Prison.
Two former prisoners in Germany face challenges during their first year of freedom.
Joshua Davies, after a bitter breakup, posted violent threats on social media, leading to a real-life crime fueled by online incitement and peer encouragement.
