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Changi Prison in Singapore, known for its extreme conditions, houses five hardened criminals facing daily struggles in a facility devoid of basic comforts.
For 30 years, Vincent Gigante wandered the streets of New York's Greenwich Village in a bathrobe, while the FBI believed he led the Genovese crime family.
This episode reveals Jordan Belfort's scam at Stratton Oakmont and other financial crimes.
A chance meeting in Cheltenham leads Fred West and Rose Letts to become a murderous duo.
This landmark experiment tests jury verdicts in a murder trial involving John and Helen.
Florida's late '80s drug trafficking crisis sees law enforcement overwhelmed by violence, prompting them to seek FBI assistance against a notorious kingpin.
In post-World War II Germany, a surge of violent crime, including the 1947 murder of Zenta Hausner and serial killings by Willi Kimmritz, highlights societal collapse.
Jennifer was shot in the head and chest on January 6, 2016, leading to her brother Mason's arrest for her murder and a family's struggle to cope.
Birmingham's Brummagems gang made fortunes from racetrack extortion, turning the city's gambling venues into violent battlegrounds in the early 20th century.
Morag, the elusive loch monster, is believed to inhabit Loch Morar in Scotland.
Over 17 years, Theodore Kaczynski mailed at least 16 bombs, resulting in three deaths and 23 injuries across the United States.
25 years is the total time served by several former criminals as they discuss the risks and realities of life in organized crime.
An ordinary hoodie and a standard sat nav played crucial roles in identifying the mastermind behind the largest armed robbery in Devon and Cornwall's history.
A body wearing a Rolex watch is discovered by fishermen off the coast of Devon in July 1996, leading to a complex murder investigation.
On December 5, 1989, 12-year-old DaNell Porter was kidnapped in Harlem, prompting a joint effort by the NYPD and FBI's C-11 Squad to combat gang violence.
In 1979, British nurse Helen Smith's mysterious death at a party in Saudi Arabia raises unresolved questions of potential murder and family suspicions.
Anton Crafford reveals the harsh realities of being a homicide detective in South Africa.
In Toronto during the 1970s, a series of bombings attributed to the Mad Bomber underscores the importance of a critical 72-hour window for solving crimes.
An American bank and jewellery bandit commits a series of robberies across Canada, from Toronto to Vancouver, until a police investigation leads to his capture.
Owney Madden rises as a powerful Irish-American mobster in New York during Prohibition.
Four women were found murdered in Austria between December 1990 and April 1991, leading authorities to seek help from the FBI to catch the killer.
Raymond Boulanger smuggled over three tons of cocaine worth more than one billion dollars, linking U.S. intelligence operations to the drug trade in Canada.
In February 2003, businessman Neil Chohan and his family vanished without a trace, leading to a major police investigation into their disappearance.
Over nearly two decades, Ted Kaczynski mailed 16 bombs, killing three people and injuring 19 others before his arrest in 1996.
Dartmoor and Shrewsbury prisons serve as focal points in an examination of Britain's penal system, highlighting inmate experiences, violence, and systemic issues.
A gunman shot six employees of the Central Intelligence Agency during rush hour in Langley, Virginia, resulting in three fatalities on January 25, 1993.
This absolute documentary examines Dr. Harold Shipman, Britain's most notorious serial killer.
Seven bullet wounds were found on Sheila Caffell's mother, June, at the scene of the Bamber family murders in Essex in August 1985.
Today, there are almost half a million children locked up around the world, many for minor crimes and without proper legal representation.
Jockey Smith, a notorious Australian criminal, instilled fear across the country for three decades as an armed robber and gunman.
On March 3, 1993, three victims were found murdered in a Silver Spring, Maryland home, including an eight-year-old boy who had been suffocated.
In July 1996, a $19 million robbery in Birmingham, Alabama, prompted an extensive FBI investigation into the motivations and consequences of greed.
James Bond has eliminated 405 villains and had close to 60 romances since his debut in Ian Fleming's 1953 novel Casino Royale.
A wild firefight breaks out as special units storm a house in Colombia, leading to the death of drug lord Pablo Escobar on December 2, 1993.
Volkswagen's emissions scandal involved nearly 20 million vehicles worldwide, revealing extensive fraud by major automobile manufacturers.
A man named Adrien Greenwood was stabbed multiple times in a frenzied attack in Oxford on April 7, 2016, leading to a complex murder investigation.
Notorious crimes in France, such as the cases of Guy Georges and the "Affaire du Petit Grégory," significantly influenced the country's justice system and public discourse.
Forensic science plays a pivotal role in solving complex crimes, including the mysterious deaths of five children and a brutal urban explosion linked to hate crimes.
In 2005, Liu Hong Mei was murdered by her lover, whose dismemberment of her body raises questions about modern forensic techniques in solving such crimes.
The 1996 Centennial Olympic Park bombing in Atlanta resulted in two deaths and over 100 injuries, prompting a complex investigation by the FBI and other agencies.
On Christmas Eve 1993, Officer Sammy Williams demanded $10,000 from drug dealer Terry Adams, leading to an FBI investigation into police corruption in New Orleans.
In Nottinghamshire, crime scene cleaners confront the aftermath of violence and drug use, navigating hazardous environments filled with biohazards and decay.
In 2001, Shelton Sanders, a University of South Carolina student, vanished while organizing a bachelor party for a friend.
Nisha Patel-Nasri was pronounced dead thirty minutes after being admitted to the hospital, killed by a single knife wound to the groin.
In February 1996, New Jersey millionaire Frank Black disappeared in Florida while finalizing a sale, leading authorities to suspect homicide and investigate his connections.
In 1969, Ronnie and Reggie Kray were both sentenced to life in prison, marking the end of their reign as notorious figures in London's criminal underworld.
Four bombs were sent through the mail in four days, resulting in the death of Federal Judge Robert Vance and injuries to his wife, Helen.
In the early 1990s, a violent turf war erupted in South Philadelphia as Sicilian boss John Stanfa faced challenges from the Young Turks within the crime family.
