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On June 29, 1999, Eunice Baker is arrested for the murder of a three-year-old girl who died from heat exhaustion while under her care.
Brazil's drug gangs battle for control as violence escalates in Rio de Janeiro's favelas.
A 2019 investigation revealed multiple violations of Australia's human research regulations, yet no one was held accountable for the abuses.
Hunter Moore operated a website where users posted nude images of women without consent, often including personal details like addresses and social media profiles.
Iman Amrani discusses life in Brussels after the March terrorist attacks with local youth.
At least 15 migrants, including young women and teenagers, have died in the past year while attempting to cross the English Channel from Calais.
Today in Massachusetts, Michelle Carter's trial begins over her role in a suicide case.
1,300 people were murdered in Ecuador in the first 50 days of 2025, reflecting the country's escalating violence and the threat of becoming a narco-state.
In the aftermath of the violent death of a high-profile celebrity, the documentary presents previously unseen footage that highlights the chaotic scene and media frenzy.
Eastern State Penitentiary attracts thousands of tourists each Halloween, transforming into a haunted house that raises concerns about prison tourism.
The former first lady argues Charles Taylor isn't responsible for Sierra Leone's war crimes.
9,000 juveniles are detained in adult prisons throughout the Philippines, facing harsh conditions and a cycle of crime and neglect.
In Rio de Janeiro's favelas, children face constant danger from gang violence as the Brazilian army is deployed to combat drug gangs for the first time in 30 years.
In Houston, Texas, a mother searches for her trafficked daughter amid a growing crisis that has made the city a hotspot for child sex trafficking.
Guayaquil, Ecuador, has become a battleground for rival drug cartels, leading to a dramatic increase in violence and a surge in the murder rate.
Jackie Freeman confronts domestic violence abusers at San Bruno Jail through the Resolve to Stop the Violence program, highlighting the complexities of rehabilitation and accountability.
Emily's father was sentenced to 14 years in prison for sexually abusing her, and she now seeks to confront him through a restorative justice program.
The murder rate in Trinidad has surged from 100 to 500 annually over the past 15 years, driven by violent gang turf wars.
Corsica has a homicide rate seven times that of mainland France, making it the murder capital of Europe amid escalating gang violence.
Russia's gay community faces limited freedom and ongoing persecution despite recent reforms.
American Law Enforcement allows Officers to pull their guns when feeling threatened, raising concerns.
Malaia discusses the ineffective legal system against honor killings in Pakistan.
This story details the Russian soldiers' cleansing operation in Bucha, Ukraine, in 2022.
Olive thieves stole 12,000 kilos from Spanish farmers like Antonio Masa, who now patrol their fields at night to protect their harvests.
Seven staff members at a Michigan foster care facility restrained 16-year-old Cornelius Frederick for nearly 12 minutes before he lost consciousness.
A car bomb explosion killed journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia in Malta, scattering body parts and leaving her family in shock and grief.
Albert Walker, a Canadian fugitive wanted for embezzlement, is implicated in a murder case after a dead body is found off the English coast.
Cornelius Frederick died after 12 minutes in a supine restraint, asphyxiated by the weight of multiple staff members at Lakeside Academy.
Six years after a harrowing crime scene in a small town, the unresolved case continues to haunt the investigator involved.
In April 1991, the murder of Julie and Robin Kerry on the Chain of Rocks bridge prompts a trial that scrutinizes the implications of capital punishment in Mississippi.
In Brazil's Javari valley, Oliver Laughland retraces the fatal path of Dom Phillips and Bruno Pereira, highlighting the threats posed by organized crime to the Amazon.
Eighteen Colombian mercenaries were arrested following the assassination of Haiti's president, Jovenel Moïse, on July 7, 2021.
Alexandra Heal reveals police officers abusing partners while escaping accountability in the UK.
Surgeons at GeordieHospital discuss their attire, with one stating, "I always tell people I control my temperature through me feet."
Vice News gathers global opinions on police, highlighting views from Mexicans, Ukrainians, and Kenyans.
Punishment for minor offenses, such as graffiti, has been shown to impact crime rates in cities like York, where crime has been declining for decades.
Rikers Island prison is depicted through the experiences of an ex-correction officer who reveals systemic violence, corruption, and sexual harassment within its walls.
Less than 15 out of 5,000 murders result in a conviction amid political repression and fear.
In Guatemala City, less than 15 out of 5,000 murders result in a conviction amid political repression.
Over 12,000 people have been killed in the Philippines' drug war, with the police shooting of 17-year-old Kian de los Santos sparking public outrage.
Zuheir documents clashes in East Jerusalem using CCTV cameras around his home.
Edwin Raymond, a New York City police officer, confronts the challenges of policing amid community pressures and arrest quotas after a troubled upbringing.
Nayib Bukele's presidency in El Salvador is scrutinized for its controversial measures against gang violence, including mass arrests and military interventions.
Ben Butler is convicted of murdering his daughter Ellie Ellie, impacting her grandparents deeply.
Goran Tomašević, a Serbian photographer, captures global conflicts for Reuters from Belgrade.
Five gang members were shot dead in a single day in Rio Branco, Brazil, as violent turf wars erupt over control of drug supply routes.
Ramzan Kadyrov terrorizes the Chechen Republic with violence and oppression against LGBTQ+ people.
Rich Jackson speaks out for the first time about facing backlash after reporting misconduct in Minneapolis.
