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A rookie member of Mexico's national highway patrol grapples with corruption within his department while trying to uphold the law.
John Frederick "Chow" Hayes, known as Australia's first gangster, built a notorious reputation through extortion, violence, and ruthless executions in the criminal underworld.
Marc Dutroux, a Belgian criminal, became notorious in 1996 for his role in a case involving the abduction and abuse of young girls, exposing severe law enforcement failures.
Andrei Chikatilo, Richard Ramirez, Pedro Rodrigues Filho, and Anatoly Onoprienko represent some of history's most notorious serial killers, whose crimes instilled fear across nations.
In Wiltshire, the case of missing nursery assistant Amanda Edwards highlights how forensic science can expose hidden evidence beneath construction sites.
In 1924, Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb, wealthy University of Chicago students, committed the murder of 14-year-old Bobby Franks, igniting a national scandal.
On March 21, 1991, Pascale Escarfail, a 19-year-old interior designer, was found raped and stabbed in her studio in the 14th arrondissement of Paris.
In elite South Africa, privileged student Anthony Holdom brutally murders his family with an axe, while a mother and daughter are found dead in a suitcase in outback South Australia.
Men arrested for crimes committed out of loyalty to women reveal the extremes of devotion, including a multi-state killing spree and a mortuary turned horror scene.
Alisha was sentenced to 15 years in prison for a robbery he did not commit, despite the real criminals confessing to the crime.
Claudine Tsongo, a Congolese human rights lawyer, investigates a flawed rape trial, revealing systemic failures in the judicial process of the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Fred and Rose West, notorious British serial killers, murdered ten girls between 1973 and 1979, with their crimes revealed after bodies were found in their Gloucester garden in 1994.
Forty-seven million people in the United States have a criminal record, many for minor offenses, as discussed in the context of debt and justice.
A court of justice has existed on the site since 1375, where executions took place and reports of ghostly activity continue to emerge.
Chris Andersen's case reveals a complex online scheme of identity theft and manipulation that escalated from initial allegations involving a minor.
In October 1984, the murder of 4-year-old Grégory Villemin in the Vosges valley ignited a complex true crime saga involving family betrayal, media frenzy, and judicial failures.
More than 30,000 people are kidnapped globally each year, prompting insurance firms to develop Kidnap and Ransom policies for wealthy clients.
Kevin Bollaert, Joaquín 'El Chapo' Guzmán, and Vicente Carrillo Fuentes exemplify the complex and violent world of drug trafficking and cybercrime in the U.S. and Mexico.
In the 1960s, over half of Oakland's population was Black, while the police department remained entirely white, leading to widespread community distrust.
New CRS recruits undergo training while searching for a missing army veteran in Belfast.
Small-town plumber John Cataneo becomes embroiled in a murder investigation that shakes his community to its core.
Ordinary police work in cities across the United States reveals how minor incidents can lead to significant breakthroughs in major criminal investigations.
Harold Shipman, a general practitioner in Hyde, Greater Manchester, was responsible for the murders of over 200 patients, exploiting his trusted position in healthcare.
Forensic experts analyze extreme heat and fragmented remains in a river to solve a cold case involving computerized fingerprint identification.
The disappearance of anti-drugs campaigner Donald Mackay in Griffith, NSW, is examined in light of new revelations following the death of mafia boss Antonio Sergi.
DNA evidence links a brutal double murder in the Midlands to the suspected serial killer known as the Midlands Ripper.
In Silverthorne, Colorado, the disappearance of photographer David McCarty's wife and the death of a husband in Darby, Montana, raise suspicions of murder involving their spouses.
On March 27, 2010, Holly Bartlett, a 31-year-old woman, is found unconscious under the MacKay Bridge in Halifax, Nova Scotia, after a night out with friends.
John George Haigh, a British serial killer in the post-Second World War era, targeted wealthy friends, murdering them for financial gain and disposing of their bodies in acid.
In Reading, the tragic death of 13-year-old Ollie Stevens highlights the dangers of social media disputes, peer pressure, and the need for online safety awareness.
Ahmed Al-Khatib's manipulation of the legal system and feigned mental illness during his trial for the murder of his wife, Rana, highlights a complex case of deception and control.
A young Dane faces trial for rescuing refugees in Greece during a humanitarian crisis.
Rebecca Schaeffer, an actress, was tragically murdered by an obsessed fan in 1989, highlighting the dangers of celebrity stalking and its violent consequences.
In 1970s Singapore, the rise of the Hassan brothers and a violent turf war led to the tragic death of seamstress Chan Chi Chan and significant changes in gun laws.
A massacre at a Swedish fortified castle, the brutal execution of a man from Eisenberg, and the mysterious death of Tutankhamun raise questions about historical violence.
In 1988, a 22-year-old Sikh man in the UK is murdered after a series of affairs, leading detectives to use DNA evidence to identify his killer.
In 2010, UK investigators utilized digital forensics to solve a coordinated attack at London's Victoria Station, revealing the role of online messaging in the planning.
Terri Gilbert shot and killed her estranged husband, whom she was divorcing, after mistaking him for an intruder in their basement.
Mayka Kukucova gained notoriety after murdering her ex-boyfriend Andrew Bush in Spain in 2014, leading to a controversial trial and reduced prison sentence.
In the summer of 1934, Brighton became the focus of a national scandal when Tony Mancini murdered former music hall star Violet Kay and lived with her body for two months.
E. Forbes Smiley III stole more than 70 maps from the New York Public Library over several years before his arrest for theft.
In Seattle, a homicide detective portrayed by Dennis Hopper races against time to stop a serial killer who plays a deadly game with his victims.
Successful test drops of torpedoes were made at 2,000 feet with a speed of 350 knots, improving their performance during World War II.
In 2006, Dean Stanbury shot a police officer during a chase, resulting in an eight-year prison sentence and a desire to apologize for his actions.
In Athens, Wisconsin, a family of four was found murdered on Independence Day, prompting a search for the missing matriarch and a complex investigation into the crime.
Buddy serial killers, such as the Hillside Stranglers and the Beltway Snipers, share a disturbing bond through their collaborative acts of murder.
Nik Radev, a notorious Melbourne gangster, terrorized the city for two decades through violence and intimidation before his eventual assassination.
Almost 10,000 official documents from the FBI and National Archives detail the 1946 murders of four African-Americans near Moore’s Ford Bridge in Georgia.
