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A crime scene cleaner recounts her experiences responding to homicides and violent incidents, including a case involving a woman's cat consuming her decomposed remains.
Ted Bundy was finally convicted in 1975 and later admitted to 30 murders, making him one of America's most prolific serial killers.
Jim Browning hacks call centers to save victims from scammers in real-time.
Hector Bravo Ferrell worked for the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation for 16 years before resigning in December 2022 to expose systemic issues.
A nicotine pouch containing 11 mg of nicotine caused intense burning in the user's gums, comparable to the nicotine content of an average cigarette.
The California Model aims to reform prisons but faces challenges, including numerous attempted murders.
Illegal wildlife trafficking in Peru's Amazon jungle exploits endangered species like monkeys and crocodiles, revealing corruption and urgent conservation needs.
Filmmaker Ben Zand investigates illegal street racing in the UK and its dangers.
Nearly 400 women have been murdered in Ciudad Juarez, with at least 15 victims reported in just the current year.
More than 14,000 people have been murdered in Jamaica over the past decade, with the majority of these deaths linked to gang violence and police involvement.
Two of the alleged rapists in Suzette Jordan's case remain in hiding outside India, while the trial for the others has lasted over a year.
Women in Punjab turn to firearms for protection amid rising crime and safety concerns.
Indian security guards kill indiscriminately on the Bangladeshi border.
26 percent of missing person reports in Montana involve Native Americans, who make up only 6.7 percent of the state's population.
City Sule faces rampant gang violence and sexual assault, leaving women in fear and despair.
In Shakahola forest, 429 bodies linked to Pastor Paul Mackenzie's Christian cult prompt investigations into religious extremism and community vulnerability in Kenya.
Juarez faces extreme violence as the Mexican drug war escalates with East Asian involvement.
In Tenerife, a housing crisis has led to an increase in squatting, prompting property owners to hire private eviction teams like the Desokupas to reclaim their properties.
Anime Japan, the largest anime convention in the world, highlights the controversial presence of child-like characters in manga, raising ethical questions about exploitation and freedom of expression in Japan's $18 billion industry.
A deleted note on a suspect's phone states, "I've killed my kids..."
Reporter James Edwards investigates the DOJ's probe into 150 unsolved civil rights era killings.
Two bodies were found in 1964, but the investigation into the murders of civil rights workers overlooked the case of Henry Hezekiah D.
Ten sets of human remains were found in a burial ground near Gilgo Beach, leading police to suspect at least two serial killers are involved.
Tehmineh Milani's films divide Iran as she faces severe charges for her work on women's rights.
A man is accused of gambling in the parking lot of American Jewelry and Loan, raising concerns about scams and customer safety.
A Tesco value beef burger contained as much as 29% horse meat, sparking the biggest food fraud scandal of the century in 2013.
In 2008, Israel experiences a rise in neo-Nazi groups, including Patrol 36, formed by Jewish immigrants from the former Soviet Union, challenging societal norms.
Celebrity cyclist Danilo Di Luca goes undercover in Italy to expose the mafia's role in drug trafficking and organized crime, revealing its societal impact.
More than 170,000 migrants and refugees arrived in Italy in 2014, prompting a shift from a search and rescue mission to a border surveillance operation.
9.7 million US dollars in cash and diamonds were stolen in a heist at Johannesburg International Airport, raising serious security concerns ahead of the 2010 World Cup.
30 billion Rand is the estimated value of Johannesburg's inner city infrastructure, which faces significant challenges from crime and neglect.
Jesus Aguilar covers crime in Tijuana, facing dangers from cartels and violence.
In July 2007, five former Khmer Rouge leaders face trial, including Khieu Samphan and Pol Pot's men.
On October 16, 2017, a bomb exploded under the driver's seat of Daphne Caruana Galizia's car, killing the investigative journalist shortly after she left her home.
In July 1998, Cambodia grapples with army corruption and vigilante violence in Phnom Penh.
Kansas City has recorded 111 homicides this year, a rise of 40 from the same time last year, as the community confronts issues of police violence and accountability.
Sattar Edhi collects the dead in chaotic Karachi, often called the Mother Theresa of Pakistan.
Aleppo is under constant bombardment and faces threats from the Islamic State and internal gangs.
Kenya's Yala River reveals 26 bodies linked to police abductions and torture.
Four bullets were found in the body of Carlton Maina, a 23-year-old student shot by police in Kibera, Nairobi, on December 21, 2018.
More than 160 kidnappings occur each month in Haiti, where violent gangs operate freely amid widespread poverty and systemic corruption.
Kabul's kidnapping gangs pose a new threat to families, targeting children for ransom amid ongoing violence from the Taliban and instability in Afghanistan.
Over 15,000 people have been kidnapped in Nigeria in the past five years, with an average of ten abductions occurring each day.
In a murder investigation, police officer Tamgo Nimne states that villagers believe eliminating a suspected sorcerer makes them feel safe.
Researchers estimate that foreigners pay millions of rand in bribes to South African police each year, amid widespread reports of abuse and corruption.
Ramsey Denison's film screening is blocked by the Las Vegas Police Department in Vegas.
21 Sheriff's Department officials, including whistleblower James Sexton, were convicted for corruption and misconduct linked to Lee Baca's leadership.
Thousands of Yazidi women and children were taken as slaves during the Islamic State's invasion of the Sjar region in August 2014.
