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Reptilian conspiracy theories, linked to at least six murders since 2017, highlight the disturbing influence of the Internet on public perception and behavior.
The 'Ndrangheta mafia syndicate, based in Calabria, generates an estimated 80 billion dollars a year through its global criminal operations.
Jho Low's 1MDB scandal reveals the world's biggest financial fraud and its lavish funding.
In Minneapolis, Sandeen Asada and her family protect their convenience store from looters during protests following George Floyd's death, highlighting community solidarity amid police inaction.
Forty-three students from the Ayotzinapa Normal School were attacked by police on September 26, 2014, during a protest in Guerrero, Mexico.
A four-year-old boy tells his mother that babysitter Michael Jensen makes him perform sexual acts, leading to a civil lawsuit against the Mormon Church.
Conservative estimates indicate that as many as 70,000 people have been killed in Mexico's ongoing cartel violence over the last seven years.
Neil Haywood's cyanide poisoning in Chongqing reveals corruption in China's elite politics.
Mikey highlights femicide in the State of Mexico, featuring Claro Ponte and Evelyn Kane's insights.
The Netherlands shifts from a Nation of Freedom to a Narcostate amid rising drug crime.
Rosario, Argentina faces a violent drug war led by the gang Los Monos amid poverty and crime.
Lisa Montgomery is the only woman on federal death row, facing execution after years of abuse.
Ten months of daily threats culminate in a shooting when Tanya Mitchell, fearing for her life, takes drastic action against her abuser.
A captured FDLR soldier reveals that 4,500 well-armed men have been living in eastern Congo for up to 15 years, continuing to threaten local communities.
Dondi Tawatao documents the violence of Duterte's drug war in Manila, Philippines.
Over 16 million Americans voted for marijuana legalization, yet weed arrests in Michigan have increased despite the law's passage.
Suleiman El-Abid claims innocence after confessing to the murder of Hanit Kikos days later.
Transnistria's regime is accused of producing and trafficking weapons, including dirty bombs, raising security concerns for Europe.
Over 1300 prisoners await execution in the Philippines under Ping Lacson's controversial campaign.
In Cape Town's Cape Flats, pupils, parents, and teachers struggle to survive amid escalating violence from drug gangs, with military intervention proving ineffective.
Over three days in 2010, more than 70 civilians were killed during a military operation to capture drug kingpin Christopher 'Dudus' Coke in Kingston, Jamaica.
10,000 people were arrested in Serbia's largest police operation, targeting organized crime and the Mafia's influence following the assassination of Prime Minister Zoran Djindjic.
A veteran undercover police officer shares his experiences infiltrating Britain's dangerous gangs.
This feature looks into Cambodia scarred by Pol Pot's devastating legacy and ongoing struggles.
The Aum cult resurfaces in Japan, raising fears of a repeat of the 1995 sarin attack.
More than 20 children are on death row in Yemen, facing execution despite laws prohibiting the execution of anyone under 18 years old.
Brazil's prison system, particularly at the Central Prison of Porto Alegre, reveals inhumane conditions and urgent calls for reform from inmates suffering in medieval-like environments.
Willie Chotzen argues for defendants' rights in Multnomah County amid a public defender shortage.
Nancy Duong recounts fond memories and threats faced by her murdered journalist brother.
Fraudulent schemes targeting army veterans expose the devastating impact of financial crimes, leaving victims destitute and highlighting the urgent need for awareness.
A 16-year-old military commission at Guantanamo Bay faces unprecedented legal challenges as attorneys represent Ammar al-Baluchi, linked to the 9/11 attacks.
Kathy Burke examines the intersection of crime and healthcare in Britain, highlighting social injustices faced by communities through real-life stories.
Brazilian Butt Lift surgeries are scrutinized through journalist Mary Mandefield's investigation into botched procedures, severe infections, and the need for regulation in the cosmetic surgery industry.
Only 8% of artists in the UK come from working-class backgrounds, raising questions about the role of nepotism in the creative industries.
Daisy Maskell demonstrates the impact of drink spiking in a radical experiment across the UK.
Gangs and militias have a deadly grip on Brazil, tracked by the Fogo Cruzado app.
In August 1998, a report reveals the chilling case of an 11-year-old boy kidnapped by the Mafia in San Giuseppe, highlighting their brutal influence in Italy.
HMS Trent has seized half a billion dollars worth of cocaine over five months of operations targeting drug smuggling in the Caribbean.
Over $30 million in fake currency is estimated to be hidden in a residential area of El Salvador, linked to Peru's counterfeit dollar production.
House Democrats investigate president Trump's finances amid ongoing inquiries into Trump world.
Jared Lysak and Doug Bishop, from Adventures with Purpose, search for missing person Donnie Irwin near Tunnel Dam in Camdenton, Missouri, after a family request.
A thief targeting victims on social media is apprehended due to a knife sheath, while a plea for help on a £10 note leads to the arrest of two kidnappers.
Among 360,000 vaccine study volunteers, only 40,000 are minorities, reflecting deep-seated medical mistrust in Black communities.
Valeri Nasir's abuse scandal leads to charges against Michigan State officials and investigations by Texas Rangers.
Owens made good on his promise to overturn a federal program that led to the deportation of more than 600 people since 2014.
A collector of true crime memorabilia showcases artwork from serial killers like Richard Ramirez and Charles Manson, exploring the psychology behind their violent acts.
Prisoners in Alabama earn an average of 52 cents per hour, with many receiving no pay at all for essential work like maintenance and kitchen tasks.
Kay Gilderdale faces a controversial trial for assisting her daughter Lynn in dying, highlighting the complexities of assisted suicide in the UK.
