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Los Cabos was crowned the most violent city in the world in 2017, as a war between rival gangs left hundreds of victims in just a few weeks.
Two weeks after a young electrician is diagnosed with thallium poisoning, a police officer's wife and mother-in-law die from apparent heart attacks.
Ellie Williams accuses an 'Asian grooming gang' in Barrow of abuse on Facebook in 2020.
Authorities gather evidence on a Washington, D.C. gang involved in drug trafficking and murder.
The London-bound Air India plane crash of 2025 is examined through expert analysis and survivor accounts, focusing on pilot error and system failures.
Hundreds of pro-independence civilians in East Timor have been beaten, tortured, or killed as violence escalates ahead of the July 7th Indonesian elections.
A homeless man known as Santa Claus is murdered in Toronto, prompting detectives to use advanced forensics to identify and convict his killer.
The Panama Papers scandal exposed a vast network of financial misconduct involving high-profile figures and corporations, driven by the investigative efforts of journalists worldwide.
Laura, Mary, and Lauren share their experiences of grooming and sexual abuse, highlighting failures in the criminal justice system following a viral social media post.
American serial killer Todd Kohlhepp's violent crimes are linked to multiple missing-person cases in South Carolina, including the rescue of Kala Brown.
Six Brits navigate perilous migrant routes in Syria and Lebanon, confronting the harsh realities of refugee life and challenging their views on immigration.
A young woman was shot in the head at point-blank range by her stalker ex-boyfriend in Harvey Nichols, leading to a murder-suicide.
Nicolas Rossi, facing extradition to Utah for child abuse allegations, claims his prosecutor is involved in cannibal crimes as detectives gather evidence against him.
Three children from the same family in a small town in New York died unexpectedly before the age of three, raising questions about the causes of these deaths.
Marilyn Manson faces sexual abuse allegations and examines the fallout from his career.
In York, detectives investigate the murder of 21-year-old student Jin Ho Young, whose body was found suffocated in a suitcase with a death mask.
In Escambia County, Florida, police investigate the murders of Richard Smith and his family, linking the crime to occult ritual items and the Wiccan religion.
Since the internet's public rollout, illegal activities have proliferated on the dark web, posing significant challenges for global law enforcement agencies.
A billion dollars worth of cocaine was seized in what is considered the largest drug bust in Canadian history, involving covert CIA operations.
North Korea's Secret Service kidnaps hundreds from Japan and other countries under Kim Jung II.
Gang violence in Sweden has surged, particularly in Helsingborg, where younger individuals are increasingly involved in shootings and bomb attacks.
Cheryl Durkin's murder in Hamilton, Ohio, leads investigators to James Lawson, while a separate case in San Diego links Calvin Parker to Misty Gear's death.
A man confesses to 35 robberies after a tense 11-hour standoff with police in Pittsburgh, revealing his complex motivations and past crimes.
A bank robber in Albuquerque, New Mexico, claimed to use his stolen loot to feed poor children, but he was armed and willing to shoot.
Eight hundred members of the militant group Ansar al-Islam, armed with RPGs and mortars, pose a significant threat in northern Iraq during Operation Viking Hammer.
Blood found outside a Memphis motel and signs of a struggle inside lead investigators to suspect foul play in the disappearance of a clerk.
More than a billion pounds is spent annually on criminal legal aid in Britain, as seen through the lens of Tuckers law firm in Manchester.
A six-year-old girl vanishes from her Toronto apartment, leading to a tragic investigation.
Detectives suspect Anita Wooldridge's abduction in Indiana is linked to a man from her fitness center.
Gangland Marseille faces a fierce battle against drug cartels, with local police and the Anti-Narcotics Office targeting 200 sales points and arresting 8,000 traffickers in 2021.
Can Dündar and Aslı Erdoğan reflect on democracy's challenges in the Turkish republic's centenary.
Dispatches reveals the harsh realities of workers in Mattel's factories during Barbiemania.
Four rhinos die daily in South Africa due to poaching and mafia networks targeting them.
In London, Manchester, and Bradford, young people involved in the UK's knife crime epidemic share their experiences and motivations for carrying weapons.
Jangly was sentenced to 12 years in prison, the heaviest penalty ever imposed in a criminal copyright case, for stealing U.S. defense software.
In a Chicago alley, the burning body of a suspected drug courier prompts an investigation by the FBI and local police into a violent drug ring.
Players in Indonesia often go unpaid for three to eight months, making them vulnerable to match-fixing offers of $10,000 to manipulate game outcomes.
Lorenzo J. Gillyard, a convicted serial killer responsible for the deaths of at least 13 women, confronts Piers Morgan in an exclusive interview from prison.
Arthur Knight's connection to Nicholas Rossi and discussions of sexual abuse are central themes.
In a peaceful Virginia community, a heavily pregnant woman is murdered, leading police to investigate her husband amid rising tensions and a separate realtor's slaying.
In El Paso, HSI tracks a car transporting meth, while CBP seizes looted Ukrainian antiquities at JFK airport.
In a Florida prison, Superintendent Bill Wilson guides Sir Trevor McDonald through death row, where he meets cop killer Benjamin Ritchie, who expresses his belief that he remains a danger to society.
In Erie, Pennsylvania, pizza delivery man Brian Wells becomes embroiled in a bizarre bank robbery involving a bomb collar and a complex scavenger hunt.
This episode questions if Charles Bronson is safe for release, featuring strong language and victim testimonies.
Arthur Knight faces investigation by detectives who suspect he is Nicholas Rossi, a man with a criminal history marked by sexual assault allegations.
Over 350,000 cars are stolen in Britain each year, prompting many homeowners to install CCTV systems for protection and to capture criminal activity.
Three people died as a result of an arson fire set by Gregory Brown, who was later convicted of multiple charges including second-degree murder.
Eight years of conflict in Donbas began in 2014, culminating in Vladimir Putin's recognition of two separatist republics just days before his invasion of Ukraine.
